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Unemployment remains at a low level in Switzerland

Unemployment in Switzerland remains at a very low level, even if the figures have worsened somewhat compared to the previous year.

ATM burglars blow up machines in the canton of Vaud

Unknown perpetrators blew up an ATM in Savigny VD on Thursday night. The perpetrators fled, the amount of the loot was initially unknown.

Price watchdog places UBS under observation

Following the merger of UBS and Credit Suisse, the price watchdog intends to scrutinize the big bank more closely.

Last mile in eradicating bovine viral diarrhea

On November 1, the Swiss Confederation will set off on the last mile to eradicate bovine viral diarrhea.

Inclusion initiative has collected 105,000 signatures

The sponsors of the inclusion initiative have collected 105,000 valid signatures.

Inflation drops surprisingly in June

Annual inflation in Switzerland fell slightly in June. Economists see this as a positive surprise.

Pomegranates could delay age-related vision loss

A natural compound from pomegranates could be a key to treating age-related vision loss.

Since March, the Federal Council has been negotiating participation in Horizon

Researchers in Switzerland have been excluded from EU programs for several years.

Knife attacker claims self-defense in Uster ZH

The defendant at the District Court of Uster ZH claimed self-defense on Thursday.

Measures for the integration of Jewish guests in Davos

A specially convened task force in Davos has drawn up a catalog of measures for dealing with Jewish guests.

Eastern Swiss governments want to work more closely together

Members of the governments of Appenzell Ausserrhoden, Appenzell Innerrhoden, St. Gallen and Thurgau signed a joint declaration on Thursday.

Clear majority against complete privatization of Swisscom

A sale of the federal government's stake in Swisscom would not currently find a majority at the ballot box.

Bernese government requests 30 million for Eurovision Song Contest

The Bernese cantonal government is applying for a loan of CHF 29.4 million in the event that Bern and Biel are allowed to host the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) in 2025.

San Bernardino route reopened with restrictions from Friday

From tomorrow, Friday, one lane of the A13 near Lostallo GR, which was destroyed by the storms, will be open to traffic again.

Mountain railroads have a slow start to the summer due to bad weather

Swiss mountain railroads transported significantly fewer guests at the start of the summer season.

Inflation down to 1.3 percent in June

Annual inflation in Switzerland fell slightly in June. It stood at 1.3 percent after 1.

Roche suffers setback with novel cancer therapy

The pharmaceutical company Roche has suffered a research setback. The novel cancer drug tiragolumab failed to meet the targets set in a study, as the company announced on Thursday.

Home ownership and rents will become more expensive in June

Prices for single-family homes in Switzerland rose in June, as did those for condominiums.

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