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Thousands of scouts convene in Switzerland

Why glaciers are melting more rapidly, five reasons not to move to Switzerland, and more in our roundup of Swiss news from July 22 - 26.

Swiss prison system on trial in the media

Why farmers are helicoptering water to thirsty cows, wolf packs are attacking Swiss cattle, and more in our roundup of Swiss news from July 19 - 22.

Switzerland should brace for blackouts

As tensions mount between Russia and Europe over the raging war in Ukraine, Europe struggles to contend with Russia's deliberate reduction in gas supply to the continent.

Swiss government proposes steps away from neutrality

Why Russia is threatening to sue a Swiss newspaper, when Covid will peak across the country, and more in our roundup of Swiss news from July 16 - 19.

Why Italy is targeting Swiss drivers

Bern shuts down a power plant, Switzerland’s heat wave will continue, and more in our roundup of Swiss news from July 12 – July 15.

Despite sky-high expenses, Swiss population growing

Switzerland’s four largest cities are also four of the most expensive places on the planet; yet, immigration to Switzerland continues to surge and the overall population swells.

Switzerland the ‘weakest link’ in European sanctions

Why Switzerland has too many Covid vaccines, the bleak outlook for Switzerland’s 2023 economy, and more in our roundup of Swiss news from July 7 – July 13.

Swiss FIFA Corruption trial has a verdict

The famous FIFA-corruption trial has finally come to an end this month, after 6 years of criminal proceedings.

Refugees denied work visas for prostitution

Why refugees are being denied the right to work in a country where prostitution is legal, will Swiss IDs move over to a digital format, and more in our roundup of Swiss news from July 1 – July 5.

Swiss opioid abuse on the rise

Why the number of cross-border employees is expected to double, Novartis fires thousands of employees, and more in our roundup of Swiss news from June 28 – July 1.

USA und Schweiz treiben Pharmadeal voran

How Swiss law will affect the iconic Toblerone chocolate bar, when construction will begin on the tunnel from Geneva to St.

Sanktioniertes" russisches Öl wird durch die Schweiz geschleust

Amidst rising sanctions against Russia since its invasion of Ukraine, a handful of companies doing business through Geneva have actually increased their shipments of Russian oil, according to a new report in the Swiss newspaper Le Matin Dimanche.

Swiss terrorism plot foiled

How Russian oligarchs may be laundering money through Switzerland, Swiss scientist wins award for cancer vaccine, and more in our roundup of Swiss news from June 21 – 24.

Credit Suisse unter Beschuss

Ukrainerinnen und Ukrainer suchen nach Arbeit, ein Schweizer Kapselhotel und mehr in unserer Zusammenfassung der Schweizer Nachrichten vom 17. bis 21. Juni.

IRS fordert Schweizer Banken auf, Informationen herauszugeben

Migros führt keinen Alkohol, Gesundheitsminister Alain Berset wird freigesprochen und mehr in unserer Zusammenfassung der Schweizer Nachrichten vom 14. bis 17. Juni.

Switzerland investigates war crimes in Ukraine

The status on Covid-19 boosters, why TESLA is selling well in Switzerland, and more in our roundup of Swiss news from June 10 – 14.

Geneva: Protests erupt over global trade conference

Traffic came to a halt in Geneva over the weekend as hundreds of protestors gathered to bring awareness to various issues the World Trade Organization (WTO) will be discussing this week as part of its 12th Ministerial Conference.

Die Schweiz tritt in den UN-Sicherheitsrat ein

Der britische Prinz Andrew verkauft sein Schweizer Chalet, Bern wird für die Unterbringung von Flüchtlingen kritisiert und mehr in unserer Zusammenfassung der Schweizer Nachrichten vom 7. bis 10. Juni.

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