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CI Com cannot meet deadline for publication of annual report

The investment company CI Com, which is listed on the Swiss stock exchange, will not be able to present its annual report as planned on May 31.

Police end occupation of the University of Bern

On Thursday evening, the police began clearing the University of Bern, which was occupied by pro-Palestinian activists.

Missing kayaker found dead in Lake Maggiore

The lifeless body of well-known British kayaker Bren Orton was found in Lake Maggiore TI on Thursday afternoon.

Lavrov criticizes delivery of F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine

With regard to Western support for Ukraine, Russia has reiterated its criticism of the planned deliveries of F-16 fighter jets.

Winterthur court sentences 20-year-old for flame attack

On Thursday, the Winterthur District Court sentenced a 20-year-old New Zealander for a flame attack on a bus passenger.

Train line between Lausanne and Yverdon VD flooded

Train services between Chavornay and Ependes in the canton of Vaud on the Lausanne-Yverdon-les-Bains line have been interrupted due to severe weather.

Basel Criminal Court sentences ex-Hells Angel to 12 years in prison

On Thursday, the Basel Criminal Court sentenced a former Hells Angel to 12 years and 10 months in prison.

Nuclear supervisory authority approves restart of Leibstadt nuclear power plant

The Leibstadt nuclear power plant in the canton of Aargau can go back online after the end of its annual overhaul.

Strike at Vetropack in the canton of Vaud temporarily suspended

Employees of Vetropack in St-Prex VD suspended their strike on Thursday. The employees of the glass factory, which will be closed at the end of August, have received guarantees from the management for the negotiations on the social plan.

SRG sends request dossiers to cities for ESC staging

Swiss cities have until the end of June to apply to host the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) 2025.

Spring is warmer and wetter than ever

Spring in Switzerland was significantly warmer and wetter than average. In the east of Switzerland, it was around three degrees too warm in places.

Right-wing extremist author Alain Soral arrested in Lausanne

The far-right French-Swiss author Alain Soral was temporarily arrested in Lausanne on Wednesday for allegedly making anti-Semitic remarks.

Bern University management does not accept a new appointment

The University of Bern made it clear on Thursday afternoon that it will not tolerate the renewed occupation by a pro-Palestine collective.

Selensky travels to Saudi Arabia ahead of peace summit

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyi is traveling to Saudi Arabia on Saturday to drum up support for a planned peace summit in Switzerland.

Germany wants to abolish levy for gas transit

Germany wants to abolish the controversial gas storage levy at border crossing points with neighboring countries.

National Council wants to give GPs more support

The National Council wants to provide more support for GPs. The large chamber adopted a motion to this effect by Jacques Nicolet (SVP/VD) on Thursday, which called for a revision of the individual service tariff for doctors.

Swiss economy remains on a modest growth path

The Swiss economy has been growing at a below-average rate for several quarters. A clear dichotomy can be seen here: While the service sector and private consumption are running smoothly, industry and the export sector continue to stutter.

Nationality of insured persons is not statistically recorded

The nationality of foreign insured persons should not be made available to health insurance companies.

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