In my work, I focus on topics that are relevant to Swiss citizens abroad – from political developments in Switzerland and their impact on the diaspora to social, economic, and cultural issues.
Before joining SWI swissinfo.ch, I worked as a local journalist for the Aargauer Zeitung. I hold a Bachelor's degree in Multilingual Communication and, as is typically Swiss, completed an apprenticeship as a commercial employee.
The Swiss woman who brought river swimming to Boston
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Renata von Tscharner brought river swimming from Bern to the United States. Over 25 years ago she founded the Charles River Conservancy and campaigned to make the Charles River accessible again.
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A review of security measures after the Berlin attack and the fallout of sexual abuse committed by a former Swiss politician.
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Switzerland continues to sweat: High temperatures inside Geneva's hospitals and prisons are pushing people and infrastructure to their limits.
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Many Swiss nationals abroad believe that, in an emergency, they will be picked up by the Swiss Air-Rescue (Rega). But the reality is more complicated.
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A police operation in Bern’s Marzili bathing area is sparking debate. Also, the Swiss finance minister fails to make a breakthrough in the customs dispute with the US.
World Cup 2026: Vancouver match a ‘jackpot’ for Switzerland
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Swiss consul Thomas Schneider calls the Canada clash in Vancouver a stroke of luck, as months of preparations fuel hopes for more Swiss matches on the west coast.
World Cup 2026: with a cowbell and Swiss flag in LA’s Koreatown
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As World Cup fever builds in Los Angeles, Swiss expat Micky Hohl finds himself at the heart of the action – experiencing the global spectacle up close in his adopted home nearly 40 years after leaving Switzerland.
World Cup 2026: born in California, cheering for Switzerland
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Swissinfo talked to three young Swiss brothers living in San Francisco as they prepare to watch their first World Cup match - Switzerland v Qatar.
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The Winterthur attack, allegations of Iranian sanctions evasion through Swiss companies, and record-breaking lake temperatures dominate Swiss headlines today.
Swiss entrepreneur finds success on second attempt in Brazil
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Swiss expat Salvatore Scimonetti built a marketing agency in Brazil, and reflects on the pitfalls, setbacks and successes of self-employment.
Does Switzerland monitor its honorary consuls adequately?
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Honorary consuls represent Switzerland and are deeply embedded in local networks. But this also means they can face potential conflicts of interest.
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Debate over noise from the F‑35 fighter jet persists, and despite a Federal Court ruling, key questions remain about the e‑ID referendum campaign.
The six European cities most loved by the Swiss Abroad
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Swiss citizens reside in almost every country worldwide, but the largest numbers are found in neighbouring states – especially in major European cities.
Swiss Abroad fear the consequences of a standoff with the EU
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The delegates of the Council of the Swiss Abroad (CSA) exchanged views with the members of the Swiss Abroad parliamentary group on the new treaties between Switzerland and the EU and the popular initiative 'No to a Switzerland of 10 million!'.
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Every other week, our editorial team produces short videos in which the Swiss Abroad have their say. Share your experiences and answer one of our questions. Record it on video and send it to us.
Stranded in a crisis zone – who is responsible for repatriation?
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Over 1,000 registered Swiss citizens remain in the Middle East region, yet no further repatriation flights are planned. Bern stresses personal responsibility, but criticism is mounting.
What factors should be taken into account when inheriting Swiss citizenship abroad?
Should there be a limit to the passing on of Swiss citizenship? Or is the current practice too strict and it should still be possible to register after the age of 25?
