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Work, life, death… and politics

These are the stories we’re following in the week of July 18. Find out more about them in this video, originally broadcast on Facebook Live.

This content was published on July 17, 2016 - 12:00

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Monday

Will Swiss interests in the United States be better served by a Clinton or Trump presidency? The results of our survey of Swiss opinion leaders may surprise you.

Tuesday

Serbia is the latest country to look to Switzerland to help reform the country’s workforce. We interview Serbia’s Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić, who is interested in learning from Switzerland’s vocational training system.

Thursday

Each day ends in sleep and every life ends in death but our relationships with sleep and death are complicated and diverse. We hear how two Indian artists are exploring this complexity and diversity in Switzerland, and show that just because something is inevitable, it should not be taken for granted.

Saturday

The start of the Rio Olympics is nearing, and we ‘ring them in’ a bit early with a look inside the Swiss foundry making the traditional bells that sound the final lap of the athletics races.

What you may have missed last week:

How hard can it be to find a job in Switzerland?

This content was published on Jul 10, 2016 Regardless of whether job seekers are young or old, foreign or Swiss, finding a job in Switzerland can be a difficult and lengthy process. swissinfo journalist Jeannie Wurz talks with job seekers and a job counselor about the experience.

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