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The stock markets are likely to continue their downward trend

For the global financial markets, the start to the new week threatens to be another deep red.

Husband on trial in Bern after violent death of his wife

Following the violent death of a 29-year-old woman in Kehrsatz BE in mid-December 2022, her husband will stand trial on Monday.

Shortage of pediatricians varies by region

According to the professional association, the shortage of pediatricians in Switzerland varies greatly from region to region.

Fire in Mühlehorn GL extinguished after one and a half days of major operation

The fire in a residential and commercial building complex in Mühlehorn in the canton of Glarus has been extinguished.

Cars jam for ten kilometers in front of the Gotthard south portal

Traffic from the south heading north caused a traffic jam of ten kilometers in front of the south portal of the Gotthard road tunnel on Sunday.

Forestry worker killed in an accident in Beurnevésin JU

A worker died in a logging accident in the Jura on Saturday. The forestry worker fell down an embankment with a tractor in Beurnevésin in the morning.

The new natural history museum in Freiburg is taking shape

The new Fribourg Natural History Museum (NHMF) is set to welcome its first visitors at the end of 2028.

Switzerland has so far denied protection status to 2500 people S

Since the outbreak of war in Ukraine, the federal government has refused S protection status to around 2,500 people.

79-year-old suffers fatal fall during family hike on Piz Ot

A 79-year-old hiker fell to his death from an alpine hiking trail on Piz Ot near Samedan GR on Saturday afternoon.

Locarno Film Festival: Maja Hoffmann brings a breath of fresh air

Maja Hoffmann, the new president of the Locarno Film Festival, is bringing a breath of fresh air to the festival management ahead of the first edition under her aegis.

Non-alcoholic beer garden is out of the question at Oktoberfest

Alcohol-free alternatives to conventional beer are the trend - even at Munich's Oktoberfest.

Long wait for naturalization despite reform

The new citizenship law has triggered a great demand for German passports. However, according to estimates by the Association of German Cities, the path to naturalization remains long for many foreigners - at least initially.

Buskers street festival takes over Bern’s old town

From the Kornhaus to the Nydeggbrücke: Bern's old town will once again become a stage for street art.

Sunday, August 04, 2024

XXX: This and more can be found in the Sunday papers. The headlines in unverified reports: "SonntagsBlick": Restraint belts and bed rails have not disappeared from Swiss care homes.

Middle-of-the-road voters are the most sought-after on the love market

Swiss people often enter into a relationship with a politically like-minded person.

Verbier Festival Academy honors Trio Chagall

The Italian Trio Chagall receives the Verbier Festival Academy's highest award, the Yves Paternot Prize, endowed with 10,000 francs.

Mountaineer falls to his death on the Säntis

In the Alpstein in eastern Switzerland on Saturday, a mountain climber fell several meters and was fatally injured.

Queer community celebrates its diversity in Bern

Several thousand people gathered on Saturday afternoon for a parade as part of Bern Pride 2024.

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