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SRG ombudsmen note flood of complaints about Middle East conflict

The war in the Middle East has led to a flood of complaints about programs and online contributions from Swiss Radio and Television SRF.

Aargau voters decide on climate article in the constitution

On June 9, the voters of Aargau will decide on a climate article in the cantonal constitution.

Musician Peter Reber is still curious at 75

Peter Reber turns 75 on April 28. The Bernese is one of the most successful Swiss musicians of all time.

Swiss ESC hopeful Nemo is under constant pressure

The talented musician Nemo from Biel is looking forward to performing at the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC).

Heart surgeon at Zurich University Hospital denies falsifying documents

The former head of cardiac surgery at Zurich University Hospital has denied the accusation of falsifying documents.

Zurich Airport continues to transform Circle

Zurich Airport has found four new tenants for its prestigious "The Circle" building.

Raiffeisen CEO earns the same as last year

The salary for the CEO of Raiffeisen Switzerland in 2023 was the same as in the previous year.

New escalation in the Middle East weighs on financial markets

At the end of the week, the stock market lights are deep red on the financial markets.

Reports of explosion in Iran – The night at a glance

Iranian media have reported an explosion far inland amid dangerous tensions in the Middle East.

Veto américain au Conseil de sécurité contre l'adhésion de la Palestine à l'ONU

A resolution for the full membership of a Palestinian state in the United Nations has failed in the UN Security Council due to a veto by the USA.

Start of the Patrouille des Glaciers postponed

Following the cancellations in the first half of the week, the start of the Patrouille des Glaciers races planned for Friday has been postponed by 24 hours on Thursday.

Council of Europe elects federal representative to the ECtHR as judge

The Council of Europe has elected Swiss national Alain Chablais as a judge at the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in Strasbourg.

Cars jam in front of the Gotthard north portal

The escape from the onset of winter to the south took a lot of patience in front of the Gotthard north portal late on Thursday afternoon.

Construction work under “Astra Bridge” resumes

The construction work under the "Astra Bridge" on the A1, which was interrupted on Wednesday due to the weather, will resume on Friday.

The attitude towards relationships influences the duration of satisfaction

Destiny or hard work: According to a Basel study, people who believe they are destined for each other are less satisfied in a relationship than those who believe that relationships grow over time through work.

SoftwareOne founding shareholders win power struggle

A bang for the IT service provider SoftwareOne. The current Board of Directors was almost completely replaced at the Annual General Meeting on Thursday (today).

Federal Councillor Baume-Schneider opens Swiss Pavilion in Venice

The 60th Venice Art Biennale opened its doors today, Thursday. Federal Councillor Elisabeth Baume-Schneider inaugurated the Swiss Pavilion.

WHO alarmed by spread of bird flu to other species

The World Health Organization (WHO) has sounded the alarm over the spread of the avian flu pathogen H5N1 to more and more species.

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