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.
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The sweltering summer is making Europe – and Switzerland – break out in a sweat. It’s also causing quite a few red faces among politicians.
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Swiss rescue workers have arrived in Venezuela, accompanied by search dogs and specialist equipment, to help search for survivors following a devastating earthquake.
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So it wasn’t to be after all: there were no talks between Iran and the US at the Bürgenstock resort, near Lucerne, today.
Swiss Abroad forced to pay up to CHF100 for their votes to arrive
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Swiss citizens abroad sometimes pay high postage costs to ensure their votes reach Switzerland on time. When does participation become too expensive?
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In order to tackle the housing shortage, the Swiss government wants to make it more difficult for foreigners to buy property.
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Nuclear negotiations in Geneva, reform at the Federal Intelligence Service and two prominent Social Democratic Party resignations.
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Switzerland celebrates another medal: Marianne Fatton has won gold in the sprint at the Olympic premiere of ski mountaineering.
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Further criticism of the Valais justice system, more obstacles for a Lake Uri marina project, and high concentrations of rare earth elements in Zurich waters.
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The first poll ahead of the March 8 votes points to clear majorities for three of the four proposals – but the SBC initiative is still too close to call.
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A record number of heads of state and top executives will attend the World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting in Davos from January 19, many travelling by private jet.
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After three weeks of negotiations, the House of Representatives and the Senate have given the green light to the 2026 budget.
