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Over 100 scientists are concerned about biodiversity

In a statement, over 100 researchers have expressed their concern about the "worrying situation of biodiversity in Switzerland".

Sunday, August 25, 2024

A referendum on the free trade agreement with China, the final spurt of negotiations with the EU and the financial imbalance of the rail infrastructure fund: this and more can be found in the Sunday newspapers.

Wanted suspect arrested after attack in Solingen

Following the fatal knife attack in Solingen, the police have arrested a suspect.

IS claims responsibility for knife attack in Solingen – arrest

In connection with the knife attack in Solingen, the police have arrested a man in a refugee shelter in the city.

Attack in Solingen – IS claims responsibility for the crime

Following the deadly knife attack in Solingen, the Islamic State terrorist militia has claimed responsibility for the attack.

Locally hottest day of the year before the drop in temperature

Saturday brought Switzerland another summery high temperature. Locally, it was even the hottest day of the year - for example in Basel with 35.

Two dead in glider crash in Valais

Two people died in the crash of a glider in Valais on Friday afternoon. They were two Swiss nationals aged 72 and 46.

Green Liberals reject expansion of motorway network

At their delegates' meeting on Saturday, the Green Liberals also adopted the slogans for two voting proposals on November 24.

Center President Pfister reiterates call for safeguard clause

Center Party President Gerhard Pfister has reiterated his call for a safeguard clause on immigration in the negotiations with the EU.

GLP President Grossen wants independent Green Liberals

For the President of the Swiss Green Liberals, Jürg Grossen, the GLP must not allow itself to be co-opted by other parties.

41.7 million tons less CO2 due to electric recycling

The recycling of electrical appliances in Switzerland has saved 41.7 million tons of CO2 over the past twelve years, according to new figures from the industry association Swico.

Four out of five donor hearts for children come from abroad

Four out of five donor hearts for children have recently been imported from abroad.

Hundreds of Tibetans receive Dalai Lama in front of Zurich hotel

The 14th Dalai Lama is staying in Switzerland for a few days: Hundreds of Tibetans welcomed the highest representative of the Tibetan Buddhists on his arrival at an airport hotel in Opfikon ZH on Friday.

Exceptionally warm temperatures in Swiss lakes

The midsummer weather has driven the temperatures of Swiss lakes to unaccustomed heights.

India wants to contribute to peace in Ukraine

During his first visit to Ukraine, which is under attack from Russia, India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi offered his help to end the war.

SVP sections in Solothurn and Valais against BVG reform

The SVP sections in the cantons of Solothurn and Valais have decided to vote against the pension fund reform in the run-up to the federal referendum on September 22.

431 songs are up for selection as Switzerland’s 2025 ESC entry

Switzerland has only just celebrated its victory at the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) with Nemo's "The Code" and is already looking for the next successful song for next year's event: a total of 431 suggestions were received by the deadline.

No ceasefire in Sudan, but more humanitarian aid

US efforts to bring an end to the fighting in Sudan have failed in Switzerland for the time being.

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