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.
November 29 votes: flying start for Swiss fireworks initiative
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The first SBC poll ahead of the November 29 votes shows strong support for the fireworks initiative, while the outcomes of several other proposals remain uncertain.
Poll: right-wing People’s Party, and polarisation, growing ahead of 2027 elections
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A year ahead of elections, parties from the right and left of the spectrum are gaining ground while centre-right parties lose out, a survey has found.
September 27 votes: Swiss Abroad less dismissive of food security initiative
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On the issue of neutrality, Swiss citizens living abroad voted in a remarkably similar way to the rest of the country. The food security initiative, meanwhile, received slightly more support from expats.
Six takeaways from the rejection of the neutrality initiative
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The bid to enshrine a stricter form of neutrality in the constitution failed due to doubts about the motives of those behind the proposal.
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Record heat and drought hit Switzerland hard. Here's how the historic summer affected communities, farming, business and nature.
In water-loving Switzerland, about 50 people drown every year
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Summer activities on Switzerland’s lakes and rivers are hugely popular, but their dangers are sometimes underestimated. Every year, about 50 drownings are recorded.
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Swiss direct democracy is often seen as an example for the rest of the world. Yet only a minority of eligible Swiss voters go to the polls.
Switzerland’s new energy challenge: keeping cool in a warming climate
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Swiss homes and cities were designed to cope with winter. But as summers heat up, people are now scrambling for ways to cool down. What does this mean for the electricity grid?
Six charts show challenges facing Swiss pharmaceutical industry
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The pharma industry is a mainstay of the Swiss economy and a global heavyweight. But the rise of new players could shake things up.
Swiss Abroad overwhelmingly reject capping Swiss population
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Swiss voters who live abroad have rejected an initiative to limit the population even more decisively than voters within Switzerland. However, when it came to the reform of civilian service, there was little difference.
Six takeaways from Switzerland’s population cap vote
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Swiss voters on Sunday rejected a bold move that risked tensions with Brussels: 55% voted against the Swiss People’s Party’s “No to ten million” immigration initiative. Yet the proposal tapped into key public concerns.
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”.
