Where can you find yodelling courses for CEO's, a tragic musical performed on the shores of a lake, and a guitarist who sings that laughing is good for you? In Switzerland, of course, where all the world's a stage!  [...]

A treasure hunt, an automatic library, and plenty to read at the Geneva Book Fair  [...]

When the first Web browser was launched at CERN two decades ago, few would have predicted its massive impact or that the technology would eventually help a tiny Swiss town become known around the world through Facebook.
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This week swissinfo.ch exposes you to a range of noises. Decide for yourself: how much is too much?  [...]

swissinfo.ch criss-crosses the Swiss capital in search of proof that politics is not dull and boring, and discovers political activity of all ages and forms  [...]

Find out why organ donation is a laughing matter, who received mixed obituaries from Swiss newspapers and why three human skeletons turned up in a Fribourg vegetable patch.  [...]

Looking for mysterious dark matter somewhere out there, looking for rare organ donors and looking for the money trail and big bucks.
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More and more Swiss are coming to the aid of people who are convinced they have a brilliant idea but lack the means to convert it into reality. Crowdfunding can leave everyone happy – so why have some people called it the new Wild West?  [...]

We look at some of the quirky ways the Swiss celebrate Easter and delve into the origins of their well-loved chocolate bunnies. Plus, swissinfo.ch's business correspondent provides an update on the situation in Cyprus.  [...]

swissinfo.ch journalist Susan Vogel-Misicka reports from India on the availability and affordability of medicine.  [...]