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President Amherd promotes EU agreement with entrepreneurs

At the "Swiss Economic Forum" (SEF), President Viola Amherd asked the entrepreneurs present for their support in advancing Switzerland's relations with the EU.

Motorcyclist killed in collision with car in La Neuveville BE

A motorcyclist died on Wednesday afternoon in La Neuveville BE. He collided head-on with a car.

Scholz also wants to deport to Afghanistan and Syria

As a consequence of the deadly knife attack in Mannheim, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz wants to allow the deportation of serious criminals to Afghanistan and Syria again.

Amag wants to step on the gas with new models in the second half of the year

After the dip at the beginning of the year, Amag wants to step on the gas again in the second half of the year when the new models arrive.

Richard McGuire’s path from post-punk to street art to cult comic

Richard McGuire's art is wild and concentrated, loud and sensual, funny and serious.

Cat bursts into a concert of the Festival Strings Lucerne

A cat got lost on stage during a Lucerne orchestra's guest performance at the Istanbul Music Festival.

Two Swiss companies among 100 promising start-ups

Switzerland is represented by two companies in a new list of around 100 promising start-ups in the tech industry.

Uri’s wish for traffic relief rejected as fulfilled

The canton of Uri would like to see traffic management measures to relieve Gotthard road traffic.

National Council wants to punish stalking more consistently

The National Council wants a separate criminal offense against stalking. It approved a corresponding amendment to the law on Thursday.

Defense lawyer criticizes investigation into Bern child killing

The investigators were very quick to identify his client as the perpetrator, the defence lawyer criticized on Thursday in his plea in the court case concerning the murder of a child in Bern.

Study: Older people in particular need too much living space

Living space in Switzerland is scarce. But people are reluctant to give up (too) much living space.

Man dies in Burgdorf after an altercation

A man was fatally injured in an altercation in Burgdorf on Wednesday. The Bern cantonal police were able to apprehend the alleged perpetrator, as they reported.

Climate change increases flood damage in Switzerland

Floods could cause significantly greater damage in Switzerland in the future. As a result of the increase in heavy rainfall caused by global warming, damage will rise sharply, according to calculations using a new tool developed by the University of Bern.

Fighter jet exercise on highway without incident

The Swiss Air Force's fighter jet exercise on the A1 highway in the canton of Vaud went off without incident.

Council of States wants party donation tax deduction for both spouses

Married people should be able to claim the full per capita party donation deduction for direct federal tax purposes.

Xplain case: “Correct lessons learned from the incident”

The Confederation has drawn the right conclusions from the Xplain case and the theft of data by criminals.

National Council wants double names for married couples, but not for children

In future, married couples and registered partners will once again be able to have a double name.

Labor market gradually feels economic slowdown

The number of unemployed people in Switzerland fell slightly again in May. And yet the sluggish economy is now more evident on the labor market.

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