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Zurich court sentences 40-year-old after racist remarks

The District Court of Hinwil ZH has sentenced a 40-year-old man for threats, verbal abuse and discrimination.

Drugs in Buddha head smuggled from Berlin to Basel

A drug smuggler has been caught during a border check on a train from Berlin to Basel.

China calls for “positive energy” from major powers in Ukraine war

China's head of state and party leader Xi Jinping believes the international community has a duty to ensure the resumption of talks between Russia and Ukraine.

One of two roads into the Muggio Valley in southern Ticino open again

One of the two access roads to the Muggio Valley in southern Ticino was reopened on Monday morning.

Swiss stock market narrowly held after French election

The Swiss stock market held up slightly in early trading on Monday. Market participants are unsure about the consequences of the elections in France.

Hungarian Prime Minister Orban makes a surprise visit to China

Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban makes a surprise visit to China on his tour of states staged as a "peace mission".

Quiet night in Ticino – Lavizzara in the Maggia Valley accessible again

Ticino had a quiet night despite more heavy rainfall. Lavizzara in the upper Maggia Valley has been accessible to residents again since Monday morning.

Holcim acquires Belgian construction waste recycling company Mark Desmedt

Cement manufacturer Holcim has made another acquisition in the field of construction waste recycling.

Number of people injured in fire in Spreitenbach reduced to 14

The number of people injured in the fire in an eleven-storey block of flats in Spreitenbach AG has been downgraded to 14.

At least 19 people are injured in fire in Spreitenbach AG

At least 19 people were injured in a fire in Spreitenbach AG on Monday morning. Among them was one person who was seriously injured, as reported by the Aargau cantonal police on Platform X.

Selensky receives new ministers from London and The Hague

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyi has received several ministers from the new British and Dutch governments in the port city of Odessa.

Ticino cantonal police report a quiet night

The Ticino cantonal police have spoken of a quiet night despite the heavy rainfall.

Breaking the 1.5 degree mark every month for a year now

It is an ominous series - and it threatens the goal that the international community is aiming for with the Paris Climate Agreement: June 2024 was also the warmest June since records began.

French expatriates in Switzerland vote for Marc Ferracci

French citizens in Switzerland re-elected Marc Ferracci in the second round of the French parliamentary elections on Sunday.

Over 200 liters of rain fell in 24 hours in Mendrisiotto TI

Over 200 liters of rain per square meter have fallen in the Mendrisiotto region of southern Ticino in the last 24 hours.

Female dog Ayla returned to Germany after crashing in the Alpstein

She slipped in front of her owner and fell into the depths of the Appenzell Alpstein: dog Ayla from Baden-Württemberg.

Switzerland must pay for the retrofitting of F35 fighter jets

The federal government will have to pay for the retrofitting of the 35 fighter jets that the Department of Defense (DDPS) has ordered from US arms manufacturer Lockheed Martin.

5200 people attend international festival of sacred music

5,200 people attended the 20th International Festival of Sacred Music in Fribourg this year.

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