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Amherd meets EU Commission President von der Leyen in Davos GR
janvier 15, 2024
On the first day of the World Economic Forum (WEF), Switzerland will hold a top-level meeting in Davos GR: President Viola Amherd will hold talks with EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in the evening.
Victims of the accused parents from Horgen: “They were overwhelmed”
janvier 15, 2024
The daughter of the alleged torturing parents from Horgen told the court on Monday in detail about her parents' "parenting methods".
Boys should also be vaccinated against papilloma viruses
janvier 15, 2024
All boys between the ages of eleven and fourteen should now also be vaccinated against human papillomavirus (HPV), not just girls of this age.
Volodymyr Selensky has landed in Switzerland
janvier 15, 2024
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has arrived in Switzerland. He will be received in Bern on Monday by President Viola Amherd and Federal Councillors Ignazio Cassis and Beat Jans.
Alain Delon’s lawyer wants to prevent the appointment of a guardian
janvier 15, 2024
The dispute over the possible appointment of a legal guardian for 88-year-old French actor Alain Delon continues.
Genetic diversity is insufficiently monitored, according to a study
janvier 15, 2024
The genetic diversity of animals and plants is not fully monitored in Europe, according to a new study.
Increase in SNB sight deposits probably not a sign of foreign exchange purchases
janvier 15, 2024
The Swiss franc is currently soaring. In the past, the SNB often combated the strength of the franc with foreign currency purchases.
Thousands of farmers protest in Berlin
janvier 15, 2024
Thousands of German farmers gathered with tractors and other vehicles for a protest rally in Berlin's government district on Monday to protest against the end of diesel subsidies for the agricultural sector.
Bees produce their own food for their gut bacteria
janvier 15, 2024
Bees feed their intestinal flora with nutrients they produce themselves. According to a new study from Lausanne, the insects simply produce the nutrients for a certain intestinal bacterium themselves if these are missing in their food.
Alleged torturing parents from Horgen to spend four years in prison
janvier 15, 2024
The alleged tormenting parents, who are due to stand trial at Horgen District Court on Monday, are both to spend four years in prison.
Climate strike criticizes WEF and calls for fundamental system change
janvier 15, 2024
The organization Klimastreik criticizes the existing structures of the WEF. The forum is reserved for the global elite and is based on exploitation and inequality.
Official visit by Volodymyr Selensky to Bern
janvier 15, 2024
A media conference with Mr. Selensky and President Viola Amherd will take place on Monday at 5.
Police seal off the Federal Palace and mark presence in Bern
janvier 15, 2024
The Bern cantonal police sealed off the Federal Palace on Monday morning. The reason for this was the visits to Bern by Chinese Prime Minister Li Qiang and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyi.
Young middle-class parties reject initiative for 13th AHV pension
janvier 15, 2024
An alliance of four young middle-class parties is campaigning for a No to the initiative for a 13th AHV pension.
War, trauma, misery: billions in donations needed for UN aid to Ukraine
janvier 15, 2024
The recent heavy Russian attacks and the onset of winter are exacerbating the misery of millions of Ukrainians.
Around two percent more consultations on poisoning carried out
janvier 15, 2024
Last year, the Tox Info Suisse Foundation provided a total of 41,261 individual consultations on suspected poisoning via the poisoning emergency number 145.
Manpower Group appoints Eric Jeannerod as Head of Switzerland
janvier 15, 2024
The recruitment agency Manpower has a new boss in Switzerland. Eric Jeannerod has been appointed Country Manager with immediate effect.
Economists expect economic growth to decline in 2024
janvier 15, 2024
Almost 60 percent of chief economists from the public and private sectors expect a decline in global economic growth in 2024, according to a survey by the World Economic Forum (WEF).

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