Swiss parliamentary committee backs plan to deport asylum seekers
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After the UK’s Rwanda bill, a Swiss parliamentary committee approved a plan to repatriate rejected Eritrean asylum seekers via a third country.
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Swiss parliamentary committee urges CHF15 million for Women’s Euro 2025
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A committee of the Swiss House of Representatives has backed a proposal to allocate CHF15 million for the Women’s Euro 2025, which Switzerland will host.
Swiss foreign minister to attend special WEF meeting in Saudi Arabia
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The two-day special meeting will take place on Sunday and Monday, with the aim of promoting dialogue on global cooperation.
Switzerland inaugurates its largest green hydrogen power plant
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Switzerland’s largest green hydrogen production facility is set to eliminate the demand for one and a half million litres of diesel fuel annually.
SNB president warns of potential inflation shocks in Switzerland
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“In the current environment uncertainty remains elevated, and new shocks can occur at any time,” Swiss National Bank President Thomas Jordan warned.
Zurich judge barred from ruling on climate activists
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The ruling from Switzerland’s Federal Court was triggered following the judge’s acquittal of a member of the group ‘Extinction Rebellion’.
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Switzerland’s executive body has requested the rejection of a parliamentary motion calling for changes to the rules around the revocation of S permits.
Swiss authorities ran fewer surveillance measures last year
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Swiss law enforcement authorities and the Federal Intelligence Service ordered fewer surveillance measures last year, particularly aerial searches.
Lake Lucerne steamboat first Swiss ‘Treasure of European Film Culture’
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A 118-year-old steamboat on Lake Lucerne has been recognised by the European Film Academy as an important place in film history.
Swisscom lands CHF18 million fine in fibre-optic cable dispute
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Swiss authorities have fined the country’s biggest telecoms provider due to fibre-optic cables in breach of competition rules.
SNB returns to quarterly profit thanks to Swiss franc weakness
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The Swiss National Bank’s return to a quarterly profit could help officials to rebuild the central bank’s depleted capital base.