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Progress in the treatment of a rare genetic defect

A team at Lausanne University Hospital has developed a gene therapy that increases creatine levels in the brains of rats with creatine transporter deficiency (KTD).

Swiss deminers continue to work after rocket attack

Following a rocket attack on an office building belonging to the Swiss demining foundation Fondation suisse de déminage (FSD) in the city of Kharkiv, the organization continued its work on Thursday.

Start-up wants to process quagga mussels into cement and fertilizer

The invasive quagga mussel is not only a threat to the ecosystem. The Lausanne-based start-up company Alien Limited also senses economic potential.

Amherd travels to the opening of the Summer Olympics in Paris

President Viola Amherd will be visiting the Summer Olympics in Paris from Thursday until Sunday.

Nemo performs on the fringes of the Locarno Film Festival

After winning the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC), the talented musician Nemo from Biel will be performing on the fringes of the film festival in Locarno TI.

140 flights canceled after Kleber attack at Frankfurt Airport

Climate protesters have brought operations at Frankfurt Airport to a standstill for hours with a sticker campaign on the runways.

“Non-cineaste” Nicole Vögele celebrates success with doc films

Nicole Vögle makes films because she only saw a few as a child and teenager. What attracts her to documentary film is reality - its floating and changing truths.

Fences around fires and no firecrackers: animal welfare tips for August 1st

The fireworks on the national holiday put many pets and wild animals under stress.

All members of the armed forces can now apply for leave online

All members of the armed forces can now submit their leave requests online or ask for their duty to be postponed via the Internet.

30 years ago, August 1 became a non-working day throughout the country

Having the day off on August 1st is probably a matter of course for many people by now.

Federal Councillor Albert Rösti delivers seven 1st August speeches

The members of the Federal Council give 19 speeches in Switzerland and abroad around the national holiday.

These changes come into force in Switzerland on August 1

New legal bases for the baccalaureate, crisis prevention in transport and an extension of the maximum period of entitlement to short-time working compensation: These legislative changes and innovations come into force in Switzerland on August 1.

Mathematics and language of instruction in grammar schools are strengthened

The total revision of the legal basis for the baccalaureate comes into force today, August 1.

Her father was her mentor: actress Geraldine Chaplin turns 80

She made her first film appearance alongside her father Charlie Chaplin. She now has more than 150 to her name.

Roche raises profit outlook after dynamic first half-year

The pharmaceutical company Roche can look back on a solid first half-year. Business is going so well that the Group is now raising its profit outlook for the year as a whole.

Climate protest in Frankfurt also affects hundreds of Swiss passengers

The blockade of Frankfurt Airport by climate activists on Thursday also affected hundreds of Swiss passengers.

Julius Baer posts lower half-year profit

The private bank Julius Baer has suffered a decline in profits in the first half of the year.

Roche raises profit outlook after first half-year

After a good first half-year, the pharmaceutical company Roche is raising its profit outlook for the year as a whole.

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