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.
Swiss deeply divided on ten million population cap
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Fears of overpopulation mixed with concerns of a “Swiss Brexit” reflect the degree of polarisation surrounding the issue.
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Brexit has had unexpected consequences for migration. Ahead of the Swiss vote on the "No to 10 million" immigration initiative, are there any lessons to be learnt from across the Channel?
How funding cuts shook up the World Health Organization
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Deep donor funding cuts – led by the US – are forcing the World Health Organization to slash programmes, cut staff and ration global health services.
Is a Swiss population cap to reduce immigration an unprecedented idea?
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A popular initiative is calling for restrictions so that Switzerland’s population does not exceed ten million before 2050. Is it the first proposal of its kind?
Eight graphs on free movement and the Swiss economy
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Since 2002, EU citizens have been able to freely settle and work in Switzerland. What impact has this had on the country’s economy?
How Switzerland bought rapid access to Covid vaccines
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Switzerland released full Covid vaccine contracts, revealing the prices and terms it took for rapid access to vaccines during the pandemic.
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Beyond Switzerland’s borders, democracy is under pressure. But with gradual decay as much the cause as violent coups, it’s not always clear when, or if, it really “ends”.
Iran-US: the stakes of disruption at Hormuz for Switzerland
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The Strait of Hormuz has been effectively shut for over a month. What has this meant for Switzerland, lynchpin of global trade and humanitarian aid flows?
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The number of Swiss people living abroad continues to rise, and many have more than one passport. Nine charts explain their characteristics and geographic distribution.
Drugmakers reassess Europe as Trump overhauls drug-pricing rules
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President Trump's drug-pricing overhaul has triggered an earthquake in Europe as drugmakers scramble to protect their bottom lines.
Individual taxation receives massive support from Swiss Abroad
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On the whole, the Swiss Abroad voted in the same way as their compatriots in Switzerland on Sunday, with two small exceptions. An analysis.
The Swiss franc is brimming with strength, but how serious is the problem?
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The strong Swiss franc is causing growing concern in economic circles. Is it time for the Swiss National Bank to step in? And just how serious is the problem? Swissinfo takes a closer look.
Why unemployment in Switzerland is increasing more than elsewhere in Europe
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The number of people in Switzerland who are out of work increased for the second year in a row. This contrasts with the situation in the European Union.
Swiss are going cashless despite attachment to paper money
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Switzerland is advanced in the digitalisation of transactions compared with other countries, but cash is still seen as an indispensable safe haven.
Five ways Trump’s climate rollback could affect the world
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The US has once again retreated from global climate cooperation under President Donald Trump. Here are the key consequences and what they mean for countries like Switzerland.
Crans-Montana blaze exposes cracks in Switzerland’s image
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As new details emerge about the Crans-Montana tragedy, confusion and criticism in the foreign press are growing. Swissinfo spoke with international journalists covering the story.
Crans-Montana disaster raises questions over Swiss federalism’s crisis response
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Since the deadly bar fire in Crans-Montana on New Year's Eve, Switzerland’s federal system has come under scrutiny and criticism.
Crans-Montana tragedy highlights limits of Swiss federal system
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The Crans-Montana bar fire has raised questions and criticism abroad: how could such a tragedy occur in Switzerland, which is often viewed as "the land of rules"? An analysis by Swissinfo journalists.
