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Motorcyclist fatally injured in accident in Hölstein BL

Early on Sunday evening, a 28-year-old motorcyclist was fatally injured in an accident in Hölstein BL.

The case of Fabienne W. occupies the Schaffhausen Cantonal Council

A petition on the case of Fabienne W. has been submitted to the Schaffhausen Cantonal Council.

Soldiers train during the “Tiger Meet” maneuver in northern Germany

Since Monday, soldiers from eleven NATO states as well as Switzerland and Austria have been training together in the airspace over Schleswig-Holstein as part of the international air force maneuver "Tiger Meet".

Murten Classics counteracts gloomy world events with joy

The motto of this year's Murten Classics is "Joy". 28 concerts are on the program, from orchestral to chamber to family concerts.

Pickle manufacturer Reitzel achieves record sales

The Reitzel Group, which specializes in pickles and sauces, achieved higher sales in 2023 than ever before.

World Heritage Day as an opportunity to discover the Swiss sites

Nine Swiss World Heritage Sites are inviting the public to discover their treasures on Unesco World Heritage Days next Saturday and Sunday.

Swiss army takes part in NATO exercise in Germany

The Swiss Armed Forces will take part in the multinational NATO Tiger Meet exercise in Schleswig, Germany, until June 13.

River and lake levels rising again after overnight rain

The water levels of Swiss rivers and streams rose rapidly on Monday morning following overnight rainfall.

Zurich Airport with 2 percent fewer flights in May than before corona

Zurich Airport recorded almost as many flights in May as before the coronavirus pandemic.

Army launches mission for Ukraine peace conference

On Monday, the army began its assistance service for the Ukraine peace conference on the Bürgenstock NW.

Swiss and SBB expand “Air Rail” offer from Geneva Airport

Swiss and SBB have expanded their "Air Rail" service from Geneva Airport. Vevey, Montreux, Sion, Sierre, Visp and Brig are now connected to the Swiss route network, as detailed in a communiqué issued on Monday.

Swiss industry remains nervous

The mood in Swiss industry remains nervous. Although the Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) rose again slightly in May, it remains below the growth threshold.

St. Gallen cantonal court rejects arsonist’s complaint

The Cantonal Court of St. Gallen has dismissed the appeal of an arsonist. The 36-year-old wanted to avert inpatient therapy ordered by the See-Gaster District Court.

21st Century Orchestra celebrates its 25th birthday with concerts at the KKL

The Lucerne 21st Century Orchestra has dedicated itself to the entire spectrum of film music for 25 years and has not only made a name for itself as a permanent fixture at the KKL Luzern, but also in concert halls from New York, London and Paris to Dubai.

Price differences for roaming tariffs remain large

The summer vacations are just around the corner. This year too, roaming charges when traveling abroad can tear a deep hole in your wallet.

Swisscard owners CS and Amex do not want to renew contract

There could be changes in the ownership of Swisscard. Credit Suisse and American Express have informed the credit card issuer that the shareholder agreement is not to be renewed.

Pro Velo demands five measures from the federal government for World Bicycle Day

The federal government must shift up a gear to achieve its goal of doubling bicycle traffic by 2035.

Swiss Signa company in definitive debt restructuring moratorium

Another Swiss company in the struggling Signa empire has been granted a definitive debt-restructuring moratorium.

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