As a correspondent at the Federal Palace for SWI swissinfo.ch, I report on federal politics for the Swiss Abroad.
After studying at the Academy of Journalism and Media at the University of Neuchâtel, my career path initially took me to various regional media, working in the editorial offices of Journal du Jura, Canal 3 and Radio Jura bernois. Since 2015, I have been working in the multilingual editorial department of SWI swissinfo.ch, where I continue to practise my profession with passion.
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Everything you need to know about the votes on March 8: radio and TV licence fees, individual taxation, cash and climate funds.
Swiss-EU accords have more support in Strasbourg than in Bern
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In the European Parliament, a new package of agreements between Bern and Brussels is seen as cementing an essential partnership in the face of geopolitical tensions.
Crans-Montana tragedy is putting Swiss reputation to the test
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Alexandre Edelmann, the director of Presence Switzerland, believes a major information campaign will be needed to prevent lasting damage to the country’s image and reputation.
Incoming Swiss president wants new partnerships but deems the US ‘indispensable’
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Guy Parmelin talks about the future of relations with Washington, Switzerland’s place in a changing world order and the challenges of governing in times of crisis.
What lies ahead for Switzerland: the major political issues of 2026
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The coming year promises to be a landmark one for Swiss politics. It will be decisive for the future of relations between Switzerland and its European neighbours.
Organic farmer Rudi Berli: the new Swiss Abroad politician in Bern
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Rudi Berli is only the fourth Swiss expatriate to hold a parliamentary seat. But that is not the only thing that sets him apart.
Civic duty and inheritance tax initiatives face ballot box defeats in Switzerland
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A majority of Swiss voters look set to reject the civic duty and inheritance tax initiatives on November 30, according to a poll.
Should Switzerland replace compulsory military service with civic duty for all?
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On November 30, the Swiss will vote on an initiative to reform military service. The idea is to introduce compulsory civic service for all Swiss nationals residing in the country. Swissinfo explains what is at stake.
Right-wing Swiss party exceeds 30% for first time, says poll
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Following its victory in the 2023 federal elections, the Swiss People’s Party has set a record with 30.4% of voting intention.
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What if the Swiss Abroad had their own elected representatives in federal parliament, like in France or Italy? The Organisation of the Swiss Abroad is working on this.
Swiss e-ID vote: ‘Digitalisation must serve citizens’ interests’
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Will people in Switzerland soon have an ID card on their phone rather than in their wallet? Two guests debate ahead of the September 28 vote.
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On September 28, the Swiss will vote on the introduction of a digital identity card. Swissinfo explains what is at stake in the vote.
Are you ready for the September 28 votes in Switzerland?
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Swissinfo offers a selection of explainer articles, analyses, surveys and debates to get you up to speed ahead of the September 28 ballot.
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While places like Estonia have embraced digital ID systems to modernise access to public services, the Swiss approach remains cautious.
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The first SwissCommunity Days mark the start of a new legislative period for the Council of the Swiss Abroad. E-voting is at the heart of the demands.
September 28 vote: Swiss back e-ID but Swiss Abroad remain cautious
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Electronic ID appeals to a large majority of Swiss, but the diaspora is more sceptical, according to the first poll ahead of the September 28 referendum.
How are married couples taxed in your country of residence? What are the pros and cons of this system?
On March 8, the Swiss will vote on the introduction of individual taxation for married couples. We'd like to know what the system is like where you live.
