I have been part of SWI swissinfo.ch's editorial board since 2015 and lead the English-language team and offering. I am also product owner for our news and our Swiss Film Selection.
Before joining SWI swissinfo.ch, I worked as a business journalist for various Swiss media outlets. I graduated in New Media Journalism (Master of Arts, 2014, University of Leipzig) and economics (licentiate degree, 1999, University of Bern).
Switzerland votes on introducing electronic ID and abolishing rental tax
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Swiss citizens vote on the introduction of an electronic proof of identity. Pollsters expect a yes. The second issue to be voted on is the abolition of the rental tax for homeowners.
Switzerland votes on respecting planetary boundaries
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The “environmental responsibility initiative”, brought by the Young Greens, wants to make the Swiss economy respect the limits of nature. Voting ends at midday on Sunday.
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From major international conferences to natural disasters and extreme weather, Switzerland has seen many memorable events over the past 12 months.
What lies ahead for Switzerland: an economic outlook for 2025
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Solid growth prospects, the search for a more efficient food industry, uncertainty for the pharma sector: a look at what the upcoming year has in store for the Swiss economy.
SWI swissinfo.ch podcast wins Economic Journalism Award
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Geldcast host Fabio Canetg has been awarded the 2024 Economic Journalism Award of the Swiss Society of Economics and Statistics (SSES).
Olympic challenges and winter sports in Swiss films
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For the launch of the Winter Olympics in Beijing on Friday, SWI swissinfo.ch has chosen four films showcasing the many aspects of Swiss winter sports.
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The pandemic has shaken up the Swiss economy, but affected sectors differently. What future for Switzerland as a business and research location?
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Swiss employees have more and more holidays: within a period of 20 years the average annual quota has gone up by half a week.
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After the government revealed a large surplus in Switzerland's public finances earlier this week, we wondered how the country spends its money.
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Swiss voters will soon decide the future of their public service broadcasting. What's the situation for public media in other countries?
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2017 has seen a lot of movement – technologically, economically and socially. Swiss politics, however, has remained relatively calm.
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The images went around the world: 25 years ago, customers of the Spar- und Leihkasse Thun were queuing up in an attempt to salvage their savings.
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With 32 being the average age for giving birth in Switzerland, the case of advancing maternal age is leading to debate. Is criticism justified? And should lawmakers intervene? Opinions differ in the editorial offices of swissinfo.ch as well. No, criticism is not justified, says Larissa M. Bieler, editor-in-chief of swissinfo.ch The incredulity is strong, the…
