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Two injured after two fires in Winterthur

Two fires caused several tens of thousands of francs worth of damage in Winterthur on Sunday night.

Muslim and Jewish people stand up against violence and hatred

Muslim and Jewish people and organizations held a rally against hatred and violence in Zurich on Sunday.

EFTA plans free trade agreements with further countries

The European Free Trade Association (EFTA), which has existed since 1960 and includes Switzerland, concluded a free trade agreement with India on Sunday, almost 16 years after negotiations began.

Pope calls for negotiations in Ukraine war

Pope Francis has called for negotiations in view of the war in Ukraine, which has been going on for more than two years.

Poland’s foreign minister criticizes Pope’s statement on Ukraine war

Poland's Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski has criticized Pope Francis' call for negotiations after more than two years of war in Ukraine.

Nils Fiechter is the new president of the Young SVP

Nils Fiechter, member of the Bernese Parliament, was elected the new president of the Young SVP with 125 votes at the delegates' meeting in Thun BE on Saturday, as announced by the Young SVP.

Business associations see agreement with India as an opportunity

Swiss business associations welcome the signing of the EFTA free trade agreement with India.

Nils Fichter is the new president of the Young SVP

Nils Fiechter, member of the Bernese Parliament, was elected as the new president of the Young SVP at the delegates' meeting in Thun BE on Saturday, as announced by the Young SVP.

Criticism from left to right of the draft for more Sunday working hours

The planned relaxation of the ban on working on Sundays in urban tourist hotspots is meeting with some resistance: for the middle classes and the cities, the opening goes too far, while the left and trade unions are opposed to any softening.

Snowshoer killed in an accident near the Churfirsten mountains

A 34-year-old snowshoer fell several meters into a snow-covered karst hole near the Churfirsten mountain range in the canton of St.

Niels Fichter is the new president of the Young SVP

Nils Fiechter, member of the Bernese Parliament, was elected as the new president of the Young SVP at the delegates' meeting in Thun BE on Saturday, as announced by the Young SVP.

Farmers’ protest with over 100 tractors at the Wolhusen market in Lucerne

Lucerne farmers gathered with around 125 tractors in Wolhusen Markt for a rally on Saturday evening.

Zurich police arrest naked man with knife

A naked man threatened a store employee with a knife on Saturday afternoon in Zurich.

Landslide in Nendaz in Valais buries road to Isérables

A landslide in the Valais municipality of Nendaz buried the road to the mountain village of Isérables on Saturday.

Around 1000 people at an unauthorized women’s demonstration in Zurich

According to estimates, around 1000 people gathered on Paradeplatz in Zurich on Saturday afternoon for an unauthorized rally to mark International Women's Day on Friday.

New money for UNRWA: Chief is cautiously optimistic

The head of the UN Palestinian Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), Philippe Lazzarini, is cautiously optimistic that the organization can once again count on international support.

Over 1000 people march through Zurich in an unauthorized women’s demonstration

It is estimated that just over 1000 people took part in an unauthorized demonstration in Zurich on Saturday afternoon to mark International Women's Day on Friday.

Sweden wants to resume payment to UN Palestinian relief organization

The Swedish government wants to support the UN Palestinian Relief Organization financially again.

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