I oversee the distribution and social media channels for the English department and write news articles in English.
I studied modern languages, English, and Russian literature, then completed an MA in international journalism in Cardiff. After that, I worked for BBC Education in Manchester for a few years before moving to Switzerland.
Remembering Churchill’s Zurich speech as Europe faces security crisis
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As Europe again grapples with complex threats to its security, do the words Winston Churchill pronounced in Zurich in 1946 still resonate?
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Over 90% of voters in Switzerland do it by post – a number which stands out globally, yet which hasn’t sparked major political debates about security.
How much water is left under Switzerland? Nobody can say yet
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At a vital spring in canton Fribourg, a record drought revealed a reassuring amount of water, but a shifting supply picture.
Strict or flexible neutrality? The Swiss head to the polls
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How should Switzerland interpret its neutrality in the future? Swiss voters will decide on that question on September 27.
Truth or tale: Is it true that forced labour exists in Swiss supply chains?
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Switzerland is among 60 countries hit with new US tariffs for not doing enough to combat forced labour. Is there any truth to the accusation?
Truth or tale: Is it true Switzerland has enough bunkers for its population in case of a war?
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Readers asked us if there are enough bunkers in Switzerland to protect everyone in case of a war. We investigated the question.
Truth or tale: are foreign women more violent than Swiss men?
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Ahead of the population cap vote, the Swiss People’s Party claimed that foreign women are more violent than Swiss men. Is that what the statistics show?
Spain bets on AI and automation to power its fruit and vegetable industry
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Spain is Switzerland’s top supplier of fruit and vegetables and the country is now turning to new technology to transform the sector.
Swiss voters to decide on new rules for civilian service
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The Swiss government and parliament want to restrict access to civilian service to bolster troop numbers. A referendum has been launched against this reform.
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Helvetistan is an informal name that refers to a group of countries whose voice Switzerland represents at the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), two of the world's main multilateral financial institutions.
How Swiss support is helping Benin’s women use shea butter to resist terrorism
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Since early 2021, the Swiss organisation Brücke Le Pont has been working with local partners in northern Benin to support 3,600 women in building up their shea butter businesses.
Truth or tale: can any foreigner place millions at a Swiss bank?
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Scandals featuring foreign despots hiding assets in Switzerland have prompted Swissinfo readers to ask if anyone can really place large sums of money in the country's banks.
