After studying German and Scandinavian studies in Zurich and Oslo, I graduated from the MAZ School of Journalism and worked as a journalist for different Swiss dailies and as a freelance writer covering a wide range of topics. I have been with SWI swissinfo.ch since 2023.
Owning her own shop in the US was a dream come true until Trump’s tariffs came along
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Jacqueline Judd owns and runs a shop selling Swiss products in New Glarus, Wisconsin. US President Donald Trump’s tariffs have taken a toll on her inventory.
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This week, US President Donald Trump is expected to decide on future tariffs on Swiss imports. At the same time, he has threatened global tariffs of up to 200% on generic medicines.
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A historic achievement for the Swiss national team: for the first time since the 1950s, it is in a World Cup quarter-final. Next up is defending champion Argentina.
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Bürgenstock has once again become a stage for world politics: the US and Iran have agreed on a roadmap for further negotiations.
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The vote is over, but the debate on Europe continues. A new poll shows how the Swiss view the bilateral agreements with the EU.
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Parliament is debating whether new nuclear power plants should once again be allowed in Switzerland – as public support continues to grow.
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Opponents of the ‘No to 10 million’ immigration initiative have strengthened their position, while the civilian service vote could go either way, according to the latest poll.
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Strict capital requirements for UBS: Switzerland no longer wants to bail out foreign subsidiaries in the event of a collapse.
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Following another airspace closure over Geneva, a report by the Swiss Federal Audit Office points to shortcomings in Skyguide’s safety systems.
Unemployed abroad? Returning to Switzerland requires careful preparation
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For Swiss nationals planning to return to Switzerland after living abroad, it pays to prepare the ground carefully in order to avoid surprises – especially if job-seeking is on the cards.
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The Senate debates the federal government savings package, a petition seeks to protect Swissinfo and why Switzerland lags behind on preventive healthcare.
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Multilingualism, Musk and Malmö: the effects of many languages on the brain, controversial satellites in Valais, and a derailed night train.
