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Leben in der Schweiz

Schaffhausen recount confirms no to council deputy
August 19, 2024
The voters of Schaffhausen have voted against a deputy solution for cantonal councillors who are absent for longer periods: A recount did not change the close result.
“King of antiques” owes 3.5 million francs in taxes
August 19, 2024
The Federal Supreme Court has rejected the appeals of art dealer Ali Aboutaam and his company Phoenix against assessment decisions following the import of antique works of art.
15-meter-long sperm whale stranded on Zurich’s Utoquai
August 19, 2024
Since Monday morning, a 15-metre-long sperm whale has been lying on the lakeshore in the city of Zurich.
Architecture firm from Zurich designs new Bern Art Museum
August 19, 2024
A Zurich architectural firm has won the competition for the Kunstmuseum Bern. Extensive renovations and a new replacement building are planned.
Switzerland rather unsuitable for hydrogen production according to study
August 19, 2024
Switzerland is rather unsuitable for large-scale hydrogen production. As a study by researchers at the Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI) in the journal "Nature Communications" shows, Canada offers the best conditions for hydrogen production.
Alleged perpetrator from Wohlen AG is in the custody of the authorities
August 19, 2024
Following the homicide on Sunday in Wohlen AG, the alleged perpetrator is in the custody of the authorities.
Peak day at Zurich Airport with 111,000 passengers
August 19, 2024
The peak day so far this summer at Zurich Airport was July 26. 111,000 passengers traveled through Zurich on this day.
Travail Suisse wants to overcome purchasing power crisis with higher wages
August 19, 2024
The employees' umbrella organization Travail Suisse is calling for significant wage increases of up to 4 percent for the coming year.
Nidwalden municipalities to be given more freedom
August 19, 2024
The municipal authorities in Nidwalden are to be given more organizational freedom.
Schwyz votes on new administration building
August 19, 2024
On September 22, the Schwyz electorate will vote on a new administration and security building at the Kaltbach site in Schwyz.
First train travels through repaired Gotthard west tunnel
August 19, 2024
The first trains passed through the west tunnel of the Gotthard Base Tunnel on Monday during the trial run.
Skidding on a wet road: Driver dies
August 18, 2024
A man has been killed in an accident on highway 81 in the Constance district. According to the police, the 38-year-old Swiss man skidded in his car while overtaking on a wet road.
20,000 visitors at the 200th anniversary of the shooting sports association
August 18, 2024
Over 20,000 shooting enthusiasts celebrated the 200th anniversary of the Swiss Shooting Sport Federation in Aarau at the weekend.
Swiss film archive director pays tribute to Alain Delon as a “myth”
August 18, 2024
The director of the Swiss Film Archive, Frédéric Maire, has paid tribute to Alain Delon as "one of the greatest European actors".
Almost sold-out Openair Gampel comes to an end
August 18, 2024
According to the organizers, the four-day Valais Openair Gampel came to a successful end on Sunday.
The canton of Schaffhausen rejects the new Axpo contracts
August 18, 2024
On Sunday, Schaffhausen voters rejected the new Axpo contracts with 53.4% of votes against.
FDP could win back second seat on Schaffhausen cantonal council
August 18, 2024
The Schaffhausen FDP could win a second seat on the Schaffhausen cantonal council in this Sunday's elections.
Several Schaffhausen municipalities reject new Axpo contracts
August 18, 2024
The Schaffhausen electorate could sink the new Axpo contracts: according to the results available so far, a "no" vote is possible.

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