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Pro-Palestinian protests at Swiss universities continue

The pro-Palestinian protests at Swiss universities are continuing. A new group occupied the main building of the University of Zurich on Tuesday.

Formula 1 legend Schumacher’s watches auctioned in Geneva

The auction house Christie's is offering eight luxury watches from the estate of German Formula 1 legend Michael Schumacher for auction.

National Council committee opposes environmental responsibility initiative

The Young Greens' environmental responsibility initiative would interfere too much with economic freedom.

University of Zurich gives squatters ultimatum until 5 pm

The University of Zurich will not tolerate the pro-Palestine demonstration on its premises: It has set the occupiers a deadline of 5 pm.

Farmers’ association wants environmental controls to continue despite EU decision

The Swiss Farmers' Association has spoken out against waiving environmental controls for smaller farms, despite a corresponding decision by the EU member states.

Switzerland must adopt some points of the EU migration pact

The European migration pact, which was formally adopted by the EU member states on Tuesday, will have an impact on Switzerland.

Nemo and “Europapa” storm the streaming charts after ESC

Nemo is storming the streaming playlists in Europe after winning the Eurovision Song Contest.

Truck driver killed in accident in Verbier VS

A 34-year-old truck driver has died in a spectacular accident between Le Châble VS and Verbier VS.

Trial in Pfäffikon against alleged online stalkers is over

The trial against two alleged online stalkers of former Zug cantonal councillor Jolanda Spiess-Hegglin came to a swift end on Tuesday: One of the accused refused to stay in the courtroom.

Hochdorf: Newlat board candidate Bösiger withdraws

A new twist in the run-up to the Annual General Meeting of the financially troubled milk processor Hochdorf: Helmut Bösiger will no longer be available for the collective candidacy of the new major shareholder Newlat from Italy at the Annual General Meeting on Wednesday (tomorrow).

Students announce occupation of Zurich University

The Palestine protests have now reached the University of Zurich: the main building has been occupied, wrote the "Students for Palestine" group in a press release on Tuesday.

Several injured after truck collides with Limmattalbahn

Several people were injured in a collision between a truck and the Limmattalbahn in Spreitenbach AG on Tuesday morning.

Sonova sees itself equipped for new growth

The Swiss hearing aid group Sonova had to digest the loss of a major customer in the last financial year.

UBS expects Swiss economy to pick up in 2025

The Swiss economy has only grown moderately so far this year. Industry in particular is being held back by the weak development in the eurozone.

Uni Bern issues ultimatum to activists

The University of Bern has issued an ultimatum to the pro-Palestinian movement. The occupied premises in the Unitobler building must be vacated by 12 noon on Tuesday, it announced on Tuesday.

Biden raises US tariffs on electric cars from China to 100 percent

US President Joe Biden is blocking the entry of electric cars from China into the US with special tariffs of 100 percent.

Around four percent of drivers drive under the influence of alcohol

Four percent of Swiss drivers are driving under the influence of alcohol. These are the findings of the first BFU survey on the subject.

Milk processor Hochdorf faces fateful Annual General Meeting

The ailing milk processor Hochdorf is set to hold a groundbreaking Annual General Meeting on Wednesday.

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