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Solothurn: Prosecutor demands life imprisonment for murder of daughters

The woman who killed two of her three daughters in Gerlafingen SO at the beginning of 2021 should be sentenced to life imprisonment for multiple murders.

DER Touristik Suisse with Kuoni brand makes more turnover and profit

Kuoni owner DER Touristik Suisse is continuing its recovery after the coronavirus pandemic.

Climate strike Switzerland takes politicians to task after ruling

Following the ruling of the European Court of Human Rights, the climate strike is calling Swiss politicians to account.

Mountain climber falls to his death in Stein SG

A 68-year-old mountain climber fell to his death on the Mittlere Goggeien near Stein SG on Monday.

DER-Touristik Suisse boss: Take a look at Hotelplan

DER Touristik Suisse has its eye on its competitor Hotelplan. As is well known, this is to be sold by the current owner Migros.

Swiss anti-corruption campaigner dies in car accident

Gretta Fenner, the director of the Basel Institute on Governance, is dead. The campaigner against international corruption died in a car accident in Nairobi last Sunday.

Switzerland significantly exceeded voluntary gas savings target in winter

Switzerland exceeded its voluntary gas savings target last winter. Compared to average consumption from 2017 to 2022, 15 percent less gas was to be consumed.

Basel researchers find significantly more plastic in the Antarctic

There is far more plastic floating in the Antarctic Ocean than previously thought.

Federal Criminal Court can continue questioning in 1MDB trial

On Tuesday, the Federal Criminal Court rejected the objections raised by the defense in the first week of the 1MDB trial.

DER Touristik Suisse with Kuoni brand continues recovery

Kuoni owner DER Touristik Suisse is continuing its recovery after the coronavirus pandemic.

46th Solothurn Literature Days get serious about literature

The 46th Solothurn Literature Festival (10-12 May) will be dominated by current crisis topics.

Court in Solothurn: Killing of two children by mother

The Bucheggberg-Wasseramt District Court in Solothurn began hearing a homicide from January 2021 in Gerlafingen SO on Tuesday morning.

Is climate protection a human right? Court rules in three cases

Does a state violate human rights if it does not do enough to combat climate change? The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) is set to deliver three judgments on this question this Tuesday in Strasbourg.

Total solar eclipse moves from Mexico across the USA and Canada

A rare total solar eclipse observed in North America began in Mexico on Monday and stretched from southwest to northeast across the USA and Canada.

Total solar eclipse has begun on Mexico’s Pacific coast

A rare total solar eclipse to be observed in North America began on Monday. The shadow of the moon plunged the west coast of Mexico into total darkness at 11.

Temperatures above 27 degrees in several places in Switzerland

Monday was also a summer day. Shortly after midday, temperatures of 25 degrees and above were measured in several places.

SNB Chairman Jordan sees potential for digital central bank money

The global financial system is undergoing a digital transformation, and central banks are also looking for ways to exploit the potential of new technologies.

Ensi: Leibstadt and Beznau nuclear power plants withstand strong earthquakes

The nuclear power plants (NPPs) Leibstadt and Beznau in the canton of Aargau can withstand rare and strong earthquakes, according to the nuclear supervisory authority Ensi.

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