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.
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.
What lies ahead for Switzerland: an economic outlook for 2026
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in 2026, the Swiss economy will face downward pressure from weaker domestic demand and ongoing uncertainty related to US import tariffs.
2025 Review: six graphics to help explain Swiss trends
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Migration, climate change and AI: a selection of statistics from 2025 to help explain how these issues affect Swiss residents.
World fights nicotine addiction but Switzerland continues to drag feet
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The COP11 meeting of the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control recently concluded in Geneva. Switzerland has still not ratified the treaty.
US trade deal forces reckoning for Swiss pharma powerhouse
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Swiss pharma made massive investment promises to the US that are fueling anxiety about the industry's future in Switzerland.
How Swiss inheritance taxes compare internationally
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Switzerland is unusual among OECD countries in having no federal inheritance tax. Instead, the cantons (and some municipalities) set their own rates, which vary widely.
Will the sun still shine on renewable energy tomorrow?
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The 2015 Paris Agreement on climate change boosted renewable energy in Switzerland and around the world. But solar and wind power are losing momentum in some countries.
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The Swiss Abroad were considerably more in favour of an electronic ID than voters in Switzerland. More surprisingly, they also overwhelmingly approved the end of rental tax.
UN experts warn Congo’s conflict minerals slipping into global market
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A UN report warns that minerals extracted from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) financing war are illegally entering the global market.
Racist chats among Lausanne police – an isolated case in Switzerland?
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For the first time, a culture of discrimination and systematic racism has been documented within a Swiss police force – is Lausanne a one-off case?
