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Reactions to Swiss ‘No to ten million’ immigration initiative vote
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How are supporters and opponents reacting after Swiss voters rejected the Swiss People’s Party’s "No to ten million" immigration initiative?
UK pioneers new model for Swiss representation abroad
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The dissolution of the Federation of Swiss Societies in the UK (FOSSUK) marks the beginning of a new chapter for Swiss citizens in Britain.
How a Swiss entrepreneur built a London music business
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Growing up in rural Switzerland, Marcel Hunziker never imagined a life abroad. Today, the Swiss expat runs a London music marketing firm – and is living a dream he once scarcely dared imagine.
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Following Sunday’s clear rejection of the SBC initiative, Swissinfo spoke with both its backers and opponents to gauge how they interpreted the result.
Reactions to the ‘No’ vote on the inheritance tax initiative
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Swissinfo gathered reactions from both supporters and opponents of the proposal and asked how the clear result should be interpreted.
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The Swiss flag is one of only two national flags in the world that are square. Why does it have this unique shape and where does it come from?
Reactions to ‘no’ vote on Swiss motorway expansion project
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On Sunday, a majority of Swiss voters (52.7%) rejected a CHF5 billion government plan to extend key stretches of the motorway network.
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The Swiss will be voting on a biodiversity initiative on 22 September. It seeks to give nature more space and resources but is considered too extreme by its opponents.
Bodycams on Swiss trains: will they keep trouble off the rails?
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Body cameras will be worn by transport police officers on Swiss trains to help de-escalate conflicts and increase accountability.
Ten Swiss traditions on UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list
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Yodelling might be the next Swiss tradition to make it onto the UNESCO Cultural Heritage list along side a ‘once in a generation’ festival and watchmaking.
Swiss salary illusion: precarious cost of living sets off alarm bells
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“You’re from Switzerland, you must be rich!” This is how Switzerland is seen from the outside. The reality is very different.
Nine million in Switzerland? ‘Not quite yet!’ say authorities
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Switzerland has reportedly hit a historic population milestone: nine million people now live in the small Alpine country. A look into the numbers.
Bodycams: essential for good law enforcement, or a privacy risk?
Did you ever come across bodycams in your place of residence and if so, how do you think the use of bodycams alter the relationship between the public and (transport) police?
