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Unia to Sue Rolex Over Harassment Cases

Unia plans to take Rolex to labor court over alleged harassment cases and unlawful dismissals.

Home Ownership Still More Expensive Than Renting

Lower mortgage interest rates and rising rents should reduce the home ownership premium soon.

Swiss Energy Companies Relief: Energy Cloak Decree Passes

Swiss energy companies express relief over the approval of the Energy Cloak Decree, marking a crucial step toward securing Switzerland's long-term electricity supply.

Sunday Headlines Today: June 9th

Russian cyberattacks, funding demands for GPs, and the rise in train travel—this and more in Sunday's Swiss news.

Chur Mayoral Election: Voting This Sunday

Chur voters will choose a new mayor on Sunday. Urs Marti's term ends, and three candidates vie for the position.

Switzerland Elected to UN Economic and Social Council

Switzerland secures a seat on the UN Economic and Social Council for 2025-2026, emphasizing its commitment to sustainable development.

Cantons to Have Greater Say in Health Insurance Premiums

Swiss cantons will gain more authority in approving health insurance premiums under new federal legislation.

Over 6% Of Switzerland Has Done Cocaine: New Addiction Centres & Crack Use On The Rise

The federal government plans new addiction support centers to address the rising crack cocaine problem.

Ticino Allocates CHF 700 Million To Enhance University Policy

Ticino government commits over CHF 700 million to develop university policy and infrastructure from 2025 to 2028, focusing on USI, SUPSI, and DFA.

Switzerland and Italy sign tax rules for cross-border commuters

Switzerland and Italy have established permanent tax rules for cross-border commuters working from home.

What Happens To Dormant Assets If Unclaimed?

Dormant assets liquidated last year injected CHF 7.1 million into Switzerland's federal coffers, revealing challenges in tracing beneficiaries.

Swiss Air Force Lands F/A-18 On Highway

The Swiss Air Force successfully lands its first F/A-18 fighter jet on the A1 highway in Vaud during the "Alpha Uno" military exercise.

Swiss National Council: Palestine Is Not A State

Swiss National Council votes against recognizing Palestine. Keystone/AP Photo/Jehad Alshrafi The Swiss National Council does not want to recognize Palestine as an independent state.

Requested Arrest Warrants For NetanyahuI & Hamas Leaders: Switzerland Hints At Immunity Possibilities

Switzerland confirms its commitment to international obligations under the ICC, but doesn't rule out immunity requests.

Former SVP Councillor Will Spend A Year In Custody: Accusations of Child Sex Abuse

The ex-councillor from Aargau, arrested last autumn for alleged sexual acts with children, will stay in custody for another six months, as confirmed by the Aargau public prosecutor's office.

Council of States Debates The Army Budget

The Council of States discusses boosting the army budget and procuring air defence systems, addressing European security concerns.

Zelenskyi Accuses China of Sabotaging Swiss Peace Summit

Zelenskyi accuses China of deterring participation in Ukraine peace summit. Over 100 countries confirmed, but key leaders remain undecided.

Sunday June 2nd, News Today

Health insurance premiums in Switzerland surpass CHF 10,000. Doctors criticize patient behaviors, and the Federal Council debates postal service changes.

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