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Wreck hunters discover sunken ship in Lake Maggiore

By chance, wreck searchers off Brissago TI have found a passenger ship that sank almost a hundred years ago.

Police find dead man at St. Gallen St. Fiden train station

The St. Gallen city police found a lifeless person on the ground near St. Fiden railroad station early on Thursday morning.

Climate change increases health problems such as asthma and cancer

Climate change is damaging the immune system. According to a new international study with Swiss participation, global warming, air pollution and the decline in biodiversity are exacerbating health problems such as asthma, allergies and cancer.

Documentary “We were miners” about the end of mining and clichés

The documentary "We were miners" follows five miners before and after the closure of the last German coal mine.

Surprisingly low inflation gives SNB more leeway

Surprisingly, inflation in Switzerland fell again in March. Further interest rate cuts by the Swiss National Bank (SNB) have thus become even more likely, according to economists.

MPs want to apply for a fine after Benko’s refusal

His appearance had been eagerly awaited. However, Austrian real estate mogul René Benko did not appear as planned on Thursday for questioning by a parliamentary committee of inquiry at the Austrian parliament.

Resident population grows by 1.6 percent in 2023

Switzerland's permanent resident population grew by 1.6% in 2023 compared to the previous year.

The canton of Zurich covers football pitches due to Japanese beetles

The voracious Japanese beetles that first appeared in Kloten ZH last summer are likely to have survived the winter: The canton of Zurich assumes that larvae are mainly found in the soil of the football pitches.

Invasive species also threaten neighboring ecosystems

The impact of invasive species is more far-reaching than assumed. As researchers from the aquatic research institute Eawag have shown in a study, the negative consequences of invasive species extend up to 100 kilometers beyond the ecosystems they have invaded.

Eleven cantons close 2023 in the red

So far, 21 cantons have submitted their financial statements for 2023. Eleven of them will close in the red.

State accounts largely close better than budgeted

So far, 21 cantons have submitted their 2023 state accounts. Eleven of them recorded a deficit.

Liechtenstein has relied on the Swiss franc for 100 years

Exactly 100 years ago, on April 11, 1924, the Principality of Liechtenstein introduced the Swiss franc as its legal currency - as a replacement for the Austrian crown.

Almost 1100 reports of pedocriminal content online

According to Child Protection Switzerland, the number of reports almost tripled in the second year of the online reporting center for pedocriminal content on the Internet.

Inflation drops surprisingly in March

Surprisingly, inflation in Switzerland continued to fall in March. The last time inflation was lower was in September 2021.

Deux sièges sont encore vacants au sein du gouvernement de Saint-Gall

Two seats in the seven-member St. Gallen government remained vacant in the first round of voting.

Inflation falls to 1.0 percent in March

Surprisingly, inflation in Switzerland continued to fall in March. Specifically, it fell to 1.

Home prices up in March, rents down slightly

Following a slight easing in February, prices for owner-occupied homes in Switzerland rose again slightly in March.

Paris warns Kremlin against terror instrumentalization – Night at a glance

France's government has appealed to Russia not to exploit the Islamist-motivated terrorist attack near Moscow.

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