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Natural History Museum finds rare stuffed bird

A stuffed specimen of a lost rainforest bird has turned up at the Natural History Museum in Bern.

Zurich decides on scholarships for temporarily admitted persons

On September 22, Zurich voters will decide how long temporarily admitted persons must wait before they receive scholarships for education.

Number of people in employment rises by 0.5 percent in the second quarter

The Swiss labor market continues to develop positively. The number of people in employment rose by 0.

Watch exports recover slightly in July

After the recent setbacks, Swiss watch manufacturers sold slightly more abroad in July.

Swiss exports fall in July

The Swiss export industry sold fewer goods abroad in July. The decline in exports of pharmaceutical products in particular pushed exports into negative territory.

PSP Swiss Property increases net profit and confirms forecast

The real estate group PSP Swiss Property increased its earnings in the first half of 2024 and also generated a significantly higher net profit.

Car insurers ask young foreigners to pay more

Car insurers sometimes charge foreign nationals massive premium surcharges. Young nationals from Kosovo, North Macedonia and Turkey in particular have to dig deeper into their pockets than Swiss nationals.

Swiss Bugatti with scratches wins classic car show

At the classic car show in Pebble Beach, California, the spotlight is traditionally on lavishly restored classic cars, but this year the top prize went to a 90-year-old Bugatti with lots of scratches.

Skateboarder falls under car in the Aargau Jura and dies

A skateboarder was fatally injured after being run over by a car in the Jura region of Aargau on Monday afternoon.

Internet love scammers pose as SP Co-President Wermuth

SP Co-President and Aargau National Councillor Cédric Wermuth has become the victim of identity theft.

AI predicts larger pear and apple harvests in 2024

The Swiss apple and pear harvest is likely to be larger this year than in 2023. This forecast was made for the first time using an app supported by artificial intelligence (AI), as the Swiss Fruit Association announced on Monday.

Accused mother of an IS fighter sees her son as a victim

The mother of an IS fighter from Geneva has fully defended her son, who left for Syria in 2015, before the Federal Criminal Court.

Bernese cantonal councillor Schnegg insists on an end to the Jura issue

If the voters clear the way for a change of canton from Moutier to Jura in September, this will be the definitive end to the Jura issue.

Speeding on the A2 in Ticino at 205 kilometers per hour

The Ticino cantonal police have stopped a speeding driver near Bellinzona who was driving at 205 kilometers per hour instead of the permitted 120.

Lufthansa cancels further flights to the Middle East

Due to the continuing uncertain situation in the Middle East, the Lufthansa Group has canceled further flights to the crisis region.

Swiss and Lufthansa extend flight stopover to Tel Aviv and Beirut

Due to the uncertain situation in the Middle East, the Lufthansa Group and its subsidiary Swiss are once again extending the suspension of flights to various destinations in the Middle East.

Mother only wants to have supported son and not IS

The Criminal Chamber of the Federal Criminal Court has begun questioning the mother of a Geneva resident who converted to Islam and joined the Islamic State (IS) terrorist militia.

Bülach ZH District Court deliberates on the custody of a 25-year-old woman

The Zurich prison authorities have applied for the subsequent detention of a 25-year-old Kosovan woman.

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