I'm mainly in charge of translating, proofreading and publishing articles for SWI swissinfo.ch. I also occasionally write press reviews and original articles on "Swiss oddities" - the things that make Switzerland unique.
After studying history and religious studies, I began my journalistic career at Radio Fribourg. After a spell in the newsroom at the Swiss Telegraphic Agency, I joined SWI swissinfo.ch in 2000, where I specialised in federal politics and history. I now translate, proofread and produce stories.
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Cash is losing out to plastic or digital cash in Switzerland, but it’s unlikely that coins and notes will become obsolete.
Former Swiss Papal Guard reflects on Pope Francis’ legacy
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Didier Grandjean, a seminarian and former Swiss Guard, believes Francis' papacy marked a milestone in the evolution of the Catholic Church.
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Most Swiss families have a coat of arms. This may come as a surprise abroad, where heraldry is often the preserve of nobility.
After 100 years, the Swiss Abroad Congress remains politically significant
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While the Congress has evolved over the years, its core mission remains the same: to unite the Swiss Abroad and raise awareness of their specific needs.
Elections 2023: Swiss parliament shifts to the right
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Final results for the 2023 Swiss federal elections show that the Swiss parliament will be more right-wing and less green.
Should Switzerland add a new article on religion to its Constitution?
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In Switzerland, questions of religion are largely handled at the cantonal level – which can lead to some gaps in legislation.
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Researchers in Switzerland plan to digitise the monumental “Battle of Murten” historic painting and create an immersive 3D experience for the public.
Workshops help imams immerse themselves in Swiss reality
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Hansjörg Schmid, director of the Swiss Centre for Islam and Society, takes stock of the institution's first further education course for imams.
Train vs plane: would you take a direct train between London and Geneva?
Eurostar is planning to run direct trains from Britain to Germany and Switzerland from the early 2030s. Would you favour the train over the plane? If not, why not?
