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Confederation warns of heavy thunderstorms in Ticino and western Switzerland
The Federal Office of Climatology and Meteorology warned on Thursday of further thunderstorms in western Switzerland, parts of the canton of Graubünden and the canton of Ticino.
Storm damage estimated at up to 200 million francs
The storms from mid-June to the beginning of July 2024 caused total insured losses of CHF 160 to 200 million in Switzerland.
Construction of the army support bridge has begun in the Maggia Valley
Following the devastating storms, the Swiss army has begun building a support bridge in Cevio TI to replace the collapsed Visletto bridge.
Largest Stegosaurus skeleton to be auctioned in New York
The largest Stegosaurus skeleton ever found is to be auctioned off in New York next week.
British Prime Minister continues to pledge billions in aid to Ukraine
The UK's new Prime Minister Keir Starmer has pledged long-term support for Ukraine.
Artist Yvan Pestalozzi passes away at the age of 86
The inventor of the Lozzi worm, which used to be installed on many school playgrounds, and the creator of many wind chimes and giant marble runs has died: artist Yvan "Lozzi" Pestalozzi died on July 3 at the age of 86.
Cichlids treat their own offspring less strictly
Cichlids practise nepotism. If work is not done, the fish are more lenient with their relatives than with unrelated group members.
Civil protection now wants to rely on multi-channel alerting
In future, the Federal Office for Civil Protection will rely on a multi-channel strategy for events such as the current storms in Valais or Ticino.
Challenging restoration of the factories in Valais
Following the storms in Valais, it is still unclear when operations at the two companies specializing in aluminium products, Constellium and Novelis in Sierre VS and Chippis VS, will be restarted.
Swiss tourism benefits from big-spending Americans
American tourists are flocking to Switzerland like never before - and not just because of Taylor Swift.
Federal government fears further spread of the Japanese beetle
The Federal Office for Agriculture is calling on the public to be vigilant in the fight against the Japanese beetle.
Zurich city police are very satisfied with Taylor Swift operations
The Zurich city police have drawn a positive balance after the two concerts by US pop star Taylor Swift.
Asylum seeker receives 1715 francs for unlawful detention
The canton of Solothurn must pay financial compensation to a rejected asylum seeker from Ethiopia following a ruling by the Federal Supreme Court for unlawful detention pending deportation.
Valais State Councillor Darbellay thanks emergency services after storms
Twelve days after the storms in the canton, Valais State Councillor Christophe Darbellay has thanked all the helpers involved.
TKB boss has nationwide plans for broker business
Thurgauer Kantonalbank (TKB) wants to grow primarily in its own canton. However, there is also a nationwide growth story: "We have nationwide growth ambitions in the mortgage broker business," said Thomas Koller, Chairman of the Executive Board, in an interview with the news agency AWP.
What’s behind the euphoria surrounding Taylor Swift
For her fans, Taylor Swift embodies closeness and friendship. But there is much more behind her unprecedented career.
Moscow does not want to participate in second peace summit
According to the Foreign Ministry, Russia does not want to take part in a possible second peace summit on Ukraine.
Hype about weight loss injections – one year of “Wegovy” in Germany
The slimming injection "Wegovy" has been on the German market for a year now. Despite various side effects, demand is high.

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