I write original and in-depth data-driven articles using my skills in data analysis and visualisation. I cover a wide array of topics, among which are Switzerland's place in global trade, climate change and demographics.
Born and raised in France, I studied international relations in Lyon, then graduated from Lille journalism school in 2011. I have been living in Switzerland since 2012 and worked at RTS for eight years before joining SWI swissinfo.ch in 2020.
Who will come to the aid of a humanitarian system left behind by the West?
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Emerging players such as China and the Gulf states could step up their financial contributions – but are likely to bypass the UN system.
PFAS regulation: ‘forever chemical’ banned under global treaty
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International negotiations in Geneva have led to a major breakthrough: the addition of a new "forever chemical" to the Stockholm Convention's blacklist
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What do direct democratic tools like popular initiatives and referendums really entail? And how has this unique system evolved over time?
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The number of Swiss people living abroad continues to increase. Five charts explain their characteristics and geographic distribution.
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Switzerland and the EU have just concluded a new package of bilateral agreements. Here are some key figures on the long-standing economic links between the two partners.
Will a farmers’ lobbyist or an ex-colonel become the next Swiss government minister?
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The race for the Federal Council is closer than expected. Markus Ritter is the favourite, but Martin Pfister could spring a surprise.
Explainer: Why US health funding cuts are rattling Swiss science
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The Trump administration has upended funding by the National Institutes of Health. What does it mean for biomedical research in Switzerland?
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Most Swiss Abroad voters rejected the initiative on environmental responsibility on Sunday, but without inflicting the same defeat as the rest of the country.
Electric car sales accelerate worldwide but stall in Switzerland
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Sales of electric cars in Europe and Switzerland have fallen after years of growth. But there is good news for those wanting to buy an electric vehicle this year: prices are expected to sink.
As private jet flights soar in Switzerland, so do their CO2 emissions
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Private jet flights and their emissions have soared in recent years, and Switzerland is one of the top destinations for the heavy-polluting planes.
Why Switzerland’s carbon footprint is bigger than you think
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Per capita CO2 emissions in Switzerland are lower than the world average. But the picture changes radically when you consider the emissions related to products imported from abroad.
How countries are managing immigration between economic needs and social tensions
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In many developed countries population growth is now essentially fuelled by immigration. Here are some facts, figures and insights from demographers.
Sanctions enforcement: Bern ‘cannot rule out’ Switzerland gets Russian gold via Central Asia
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The Swiss government admits that it cannot rule out the presence of Russian gold in trade flows with Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.
Swiss Abroad clearly in favour of motorway expansion
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Unlike Switzerland as a whole, where only 47% of voters on Sunday backed government plans for bigger motorways, the Swiss Abroad gave them a clear thumbs-up.
Seven lessons from the November 2024 Swiss referendums
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A dip in public trust in authorities, a winning streak for the left: what else can be learned from Sunday's votes in Switzerland?
