As a photo editor I am responsible for the editorial use of photography at SWI swissinfo.ch and our collaborations with photographers. When the opportunity arises, I take a camera and accompany one of our journalists.
I trained as a photographer in Zürich and began working as a photojournalist in 1989. I was a founder of the Swiss photographers' agency Lookat Photos in 1990. A two-time World Press Award winner, I have also been awarded several Swiss national scholarships. My work has been widely exhibited and it is represented in various collections.
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Absinthe is back in fashion – not only in Switzerland but around the world. We went to the Val-de-Travers, where it all began.
‘Hero is perceived as a Swiss brand … only in Switzerland’
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Hero Group is known for its small jams found on breakfast tables in hotels. CEO Rob Versloot talks about being Swiss and downsizing its portfolio to remain competitive.
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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.
US stooge or neutral Swiss? Diplomat defends key AI deal as tenure ends
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Swiss diplomat Thomas Schneider has brokered a historic treaty on AI. SWI swissinfo.ch met him as he prepared to leave his post at the embattled Council of Europe.
The Swiss metal detectorist who helped find a Roman military camp
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Self-taught archaeologist Romano Agola talks about life as a detectorist and the “treasure hunter” phenomenon in Switzerland.
Switzerland now has a Professor of Gender Medicine. She’s here to stay.
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Carolin Lerchenmüller says it will take time to fully understand how and why women react differently to some diseases and treatments.
Anniversary Trip to the Square of the Swiss Abroad
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The 100th Congress of the Swiss Abroad came to an end with a visit to the Swiss Abroad Square in Brunnen. A photo gallery.
Obituary: influential Swiss graphic artist Roger Pfund
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Roger Pfund, who has died aged 80, was a Swiss painter, graphic artist and designer, best known for his designs of international banknotes and the Swiss passport.
Switzerland, an unsuspected hub for international cocaine trafficking
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Basel and its ports on the Rhine are one of the access points for cocaine arriving in the major Northern European seaports.
Islam Alijaj: the Swiss politician preparing for a ‘disability revolution’
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Islam Alijaj has cerebral palsy and is the first member of parliament with an Albanian background. He ran with the self-confident slogan "Making history".
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From natural disasters to human-created drama, here are some of the most eye-catching and memorable images from the past 12 months in Switzerland.
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Swiss hip hop, sung in dialect, has finally broken into the charts in Germany. It also exists in English, Spanish and even Papiamentu.
Train vs plane: would you take a direct train between London and Geneva?
Eurostar is planning to run direct trains from Britain to Germany and Switzerland from the early 2030s. Would you favour the train over the plane? If not, why not?
