Graduated with a master’s degree in languages and international trade. Worked for 8 years as personal assistant to the Director-general of the Swiss national broadcasting service. An expatriate myself, I have a knack of understanding the Swiss abroad.
Swiss Abroad: fog clears on tax reform in Thailand
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The tax reform affecting Swiss living in Thailand since January 1 contained a number of grey areas. It is now clear that pensions will be taxed.
Swiss Abroad family return for school in Switzerland
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From Manila to Bern: the Stankowski family take stock of the back-to-school period and offer some advice on how to make the most of it.
Swiss Abroad: e-voting doesn’t make up for frustrations
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Despite e-voting being possible in three cantons, postal voting continues to prevent the Swiss Abroad from exercising their political rights.
Foundation aims to attract Swiss artistic talent from around the world
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The “Area for the Swiss Abroad” foundation plans to create a programme to bring Swiss artists living abroad back to their roots.
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In London, Annecy, Berlin, Trento and Mexico City, we asked Swiss citizens living there what they expect from Swiss politicians in this election year.
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Like the Swiss Abroad, the Swiss Green Party thinks globally. It is, for instance, committed to good relations with the EU.
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The Centre is convinced that an international network is more efficient for engaging Swiss expats in political life than having a party branch abroad.
Volunteering, the main theme of the Congress of Young Swiss Abroad
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Swiss youth discussed the benefits of voluntary work, which is the foundation on which the Organisation of the Swiss Abroad is built.
Voters and cantons enthusiastic about ‘successful’ e-voting trial
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For the first time since 2019, several thousand Swiss citizens abroad voted electronically in federal referendums on Sunday.
The terrible fate of Swiss women who lost their nationality
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Until 1953, Swiss women who married a foreigner lost their nationality. This “marriage rule” sealed the fates of hundreds of women.
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Free movement of people and political participation were two key topics discussed at a recent meeting of the Council of the Swiss Abroad.
