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Switzerland has been following the bilateral path with the EU for 25 years

Switzerland and the EU signed the Bilateral Agreements I 25 years ago. These agreements between Switzerland and its largest trading partner govern joint relations in seven areas.

Swiss economy receives support from Europe according to KOF

According to economic researchers at ETH Zurich (KOF), the hoped-for upturn in the Swiss economy will soon become a reality.

Federal economists a touch more optimistic for 2024

The federal government's economists have made a slight upward adjustment to their forecast for economic growth in the current year.

Unfair teachers encourage populist attitudes among teenagers

Unfair treatment by a teacher encourages populist attitudes among teenagers. This was shown by researchers involving pupils from the border triangle of Switzerland, Austria and Germany.

UBS makes redemption offer to Greensill fund investors

UBS wants to clear the air in the Greensill case. The big bank is making a voluntary redemption offer to investors in the "supply chain financing funds" that are in liquidation.

Schindler boss wants to catch up with the competition

The elevator and escalator manufacturer Schindler is taking a cautious approach to its 150th anniversary.

The “Blick” on the Bürgenstock Conference

Blick" comments on the outcome of the Ukraine peace conference at Bürgenstock NW as follows: "(.

Latvia’s president expresses “positive surprise” after conference

Latvian President Edgars Rinkevics expressed his "positive surprise" after the Ukraine peace conference at Bürgenstock NW.

Safety zones on the Bürgenstock lifted

Following the end of the Ukraine peace conference, the security zones on the Bürgenstock in Nidwalden were lifted on Sunday evening.

Young GLP stops cooperation with Young SVP

The Young Green Liberals (JGLP) Switzerland are stopping their cooperation with the Young SVP (JSVP) Switzerland.

Kiev: Russian military increases the number of attacks

Against the backdrop of the peace conference in Switzerland, Russia is stepping up its military attacks on Ukraine, according to information from Kiev.

CH Media on the Bürgenstock Conference

The online editions of the CH-Media newspapers comment on the outcome of the Ukraine peace conference on the Bürgenstock NW as follows: "The mountain helped (.

Swiss Radio and Television SRF on the Bürgenstock Conference

Swiss Radio and Television SRF online comments on the outcome of the Ukraine peace conference at Bürgenstock NW as follows: "The picture is mixed.

What remains after the two-day Ukraine summit on the Bürgenstock

A joint declaration by the majority of participating states, no time and place for the next summit, a great desire for peace and clear comments from Russia: what remains after the Ukraine conference on the Bürgenstock? WHAT CAN BE CHALKED UP AS A SUCCESS? There was a large turnout for the conference.

Ukraine helpers disagree on including Russia in peace talks

The vast majority of participants at the Ukraine conference on the Bürgenstock NW called for "all parties" to be involved in a peace process at the end of the meeting.

The “NZZ” online on the Bürgenstock Conference

The "NZZ" comments on the outcome of the Ukraine peace conference on the Bürgenstock NW as follows: "The summit on the Bürgenstock did not advance peace.

Federal Councillor Albert Rösti acknowledges the significance of the Battle of Sempach

At the commemoration of the Battle of Sempach on Sunday, Federal Councillor Albert Rösti paid tribute to the event of 1386 as a decisive moment in the creation of Switzerland.

The wording of the final declaration of the Bürgenstock Conference

84 nations and organizations agreed on a final declaration at the Ukraine Peace Conference on the Bürgenstock on Saturday and Sunday.

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