I write about political developments and social issues that are relevant for the Swiss Abroad. As part of the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation's "dialogue" project, I further aim to encourage multilingual debates between the Swiss Abroad and people living in Switzerland.
After graduating from the MAZ School of Journalism, I worked as a program director at a local radio station in Basel and reported on political, economic, social and cultural topics. I have been working for SWI swissinfo.ch since 2023.
The Swiss Abroad have less trust in Swiss politics, says poll
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A major SBC opinion poll shows that satisfaction is high among the Swiss Abroad but there is criticism regarding politics and the welfare state.
OSA director: ‘We must remain capable of taking action’
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Lukas Weber, director of the Organisation of the Swiss Abroad (OSA) draws a positive balance from the Council of the Swiss Abroad (CSA) but sees room for improvement in structure and processes.
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This weekend, the Council of the Swiss Abroad is meeting at the Federal Palace in Bern as part of the "SwissCommunity Days".
Tessa Huber wants to reduce red tape for young Swiss Abroad
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Tessa Huber, a member of the Council of the Swiss Abroad, wants to reduce bureaucratic hurdles and get young Swiss Abroad more involved.
One against the other: zero-sum thinking can be found on both the political left and right
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A study from the University of Basel shows that zero-sum thinking can be found among supporters of both left-wing and right-wing parties.
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After US President Donald Trump announced sweeping tariffs on goods imported into the US on April 2, we wanted to hear your thoughts on how Switzerland should respond.
Are initiatives to combat gender-based violence having an impact?
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Authorities and civil society are looking for ways to deal with gender-based violence. Are these initiatives having an impact? Join the discussion.
Seven lessons from the November 2024 Swiss referendums
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A dip in public trust in authorities, a winning streak for the left: what else can be learned from Sunday's votes in Switzerland?
Hard drugs: does prohibition sometimes do more harm than good?
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How can the growing consumption of crack cocaine in Switzerland be tackled? And what support can be provided to addicts? Join in the discussion!
LA-based Swiss photographer turns lens on his Alpine village
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For 30 years, Verner Soler, a Swiss photographer who lives in Los Angeles, has travelled back to Vrin in southeastern Switzerland to capture everyday life in the small mountain village where he grew up.
Poll: Swiss Abroad pensioners are enthusiastic while workers struggle
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Swiss pensioners abroad are generally happy with their lives but Swiss nationals who live and work overseas are less satisfied than the average citizen.
‘Dialogue’: should the 2022 vote on the Swiss pension system be re-run?
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After news of miscalculated financial forecasts on the pension system, left-wingers want a re-run of a 2022 vote. What’s your opinion? Join the discussion on “dialogue”!
What a Ukrainian member of parliament expects from the peace summit in Switzerland
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Ukrainian politician Lisa Yasko explains why the peace conference in Switzerland is important for the people in her country and reacts to the criticism of the postponed elections in Ukraine.
Racism in Switzerland: are we taking it seriously enough?
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Last year, there were 327 reported cases of anti-Black racism. Are we doing enough to fight racism? Join the debate on "dialogue".
Dialogue: Should sex education in Switzerland adapt to societal changes?
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The question of what should be part of sex education in schools is sparking controversy in Switzerland. What is your opinion on the matter?
Healthcare costs: should Swiss hospitals clamp down on expenses?
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Many Swiss hospitals are making considerable losses, require millions in aid and have to cut services. Join the discussion on "dialogue".
International Women’s Day: do women have equal rights in Switzerland?
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A majority of Swiss men believe equality has been achieved in Switzerland, according to a Swiss Broadcasting Corporation (SBC) survey.
