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.
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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?
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For years, democracy was sold as a path to prosperity. More recently, that promise has been under pressure – despite apparent success stories like Switzerland.
Luxury or necessity? Five questions about air conditioning in Switzerland and around the world
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As heatwaves become more intense and frequent, sales of air conditioners are booming. But this has consequences for the climate and electricity consumption.
Migrants in Switzerland speak of gratitude, pride – and setbacks
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High quality of life, good job prospects, but integration issues: foreigners share their experiences of moving to Switzerland.
Africa’s relevance is growing – and everyone wants in
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Africa is the future – by 2100, one in three people will live there. As the African Union’s clout grows, Switzerland is stepping up engagement.
In Switzerland four out of ten people have a migrant background – who are they?
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Migration is increasingly shaping Swiss society. Almost 2.5 million people do not have Swiss nationality, and even more have foreign origins. Where do they come from, and what are their profiles?
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.
