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Federal prosecutor files charges against suspected counterfeiters

The Office of the Attorney General of Switzerland has brought charges against two suspected counterfeiters.

AG High Court confirms first-instance “cave murder” ruling

On Monday, the High Court of the Canton of Aargau sentenced the now 25-year-old Swiss man to over 19 years for the "cave murder" on the Bruggerberg and an earlier incident.

Swiss hospital treats children from the Gaza Strip

The Bethlehem Children's Hospital in the West Bank, which is run by a Swiss association, is treating 68 children from the Gaza Strip.

UN: No more aid deliveries despite warnings of hunger in Gaza

Despite urgent warnings of a famine in the Gaza Strip, according to the United Nations, no more aid supplies are being delivered to the embattled coastal strip.

Jonas Lüthy is the new president of the Young Liberals

Jonas Lüthy from Basel is the new President of the Young Liberals Switzerland. He succeeds Matthias Müller from Zurich, who is leaving the Young Party after four years.

Switzerland records record levels of theft in 2023

In Switzerland, the number of criminal offenses rose by 14% last year to 522,558.

Award for hamlet area on the Frienisberg plateau in Bern

The hamlet landscape on the Frienisberg plateau in the canton of Bern is "Landscape of the Year 2024".

“No longer the strength”: Ex-Dortmund player Frei resigns from Aarau

Former Dortmund Bundesliga striker Alex Frei has terminated his contract as coach of FC Aarau with immediate effect and intends to take some time out.

Zurich stabber radicalized in Tunisia and online

The 15-year-old teenager who attacked an orthodox Jewish man in Zurich on 2 March became radicalized in Tunisia and on internet forums.

Accused of “cave murder” requires long-term treatment

Before the Aargau High Court on Monday, the psychiatric expert stated that the accused in the so-called "Bruggerberg cave murder" requires long-term therapeutic treatment.

Electricity agreement to secure the supply in Switzerland

To avoid electricity shortages in Switzerland in the future, the Federal Council wants to conclude an electricity agreement with the EU.

Series on the negotiations between Switzerland and the EU

Over the next ten weeks, you will receive a weekly report on the topics of the negotiations between Switzerland and the European Union.

The spread of droughts is difficult to predict

The course of a drought is more difficult to predict than previously assumed. When it doesn't rain for a long time, river levels behave differently to groundwater levels, as Swiss researchers have shown in a study.

Court rejects appeal against low asylum social assistance in Aargau

In the canton of Aargau, the low social welfare rates for temporarily admitted persons are legally correct.

Experts surveyed by KOF somewhat more pessimistic about the economy

Economic experts are slightly less optimistic about the Swiss economy than they were three months ago.

Swiss demand more sustainability from companies and the state

More than half of the Swiss are demanding more sustainability from companies and the state.

AG High Court deals with “cave murder” from Bruggerberg

A 25-year-old man who buried a colleague alive in a cave on the Bruggerberg in April 2019 will stand before the High Court of the Canton of Aargau on Monday (today).

Passenger on snowmobile dies in accident

The 61-year-old passenger of a snowmobile died in an accident early on Sunday evening above Olivone TI.

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