My work focuses on engaging with you, our audience, and strengthening trust in our journalism. I develop engagement tools such as multilingual debates and help distribute our content to users across platforms.
A former nurse, I later pursued English linguistics and media studies where I developed a keen interest in journalism and news in the digital age.
Truth or tale: Is Switzerland ‘doing nothing’ to prepare for climate change?
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Is Switzerland adequately preparing for the effects of climate change, or is it lagging behind other countries? We went looking for answers.
Truth or tale: Is it true Switzerland has enough bunkers for its population in case of a war?
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Readers asked us if there are enough bunkers in Switzerland to protect everyone in case of a war. We investigated the question.
Swiss voters to decide on new rules for civilian service
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The Swiss government and parliament want to restrict access to civilian service to bolster troop numbers. A referendum has been launched against this reform.
Truth or tale: can pharma companies set prices for new drugs as high as they want?
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Debates over drug pricing have prompted Swissinfo readers to ask whether pharma companies can set prices for new drugs as high as they want.
Swiss voters to decide on initiative to reduce the media licence fee
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On March 8, the Swiss will vote on an initiative that wants to almost halve the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation (SBC)’s television and radio licence fee.
Is offering a Rolex to a foreign official considered bribery under Swiss law?
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Swissinfo examines whether the Swiss Criminal Code would apply to Swiss company executives who brought a pair of valuable gifts on a recent visit to the White House.
Truth or tale: Have foreign leaders hidden money in Swiss banks?
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The trail of “dirty money” in the possession of corrupt public officials has long led to Switzerland’s financial centre. It’s one that Bern has tried to clean up.
Switzerland’s strangest votes: from women’s rights to cows’ horns
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In the lead-up to these decisions, we’ve taken a look back at some of the most unusual and sometimes bizarre referendums ever held in Switzerland.
Truth or tale: is Swiss chocolate tainted by child labour?
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A reader asked if it was true that children are involved in cocoa production for the Swiss chocolate industry. Swissinfo tried to get to the bottom of this complex issue.
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In this short video, editor-in-chief Mark Livingston answers your questions on how we use artificial intelligence (AI) at SWI swissinfo.ch.
