My work focuses on multimedia content formats. I produce videos and photos for SWI swissinfo.ch's various online channels and work as a picture editor.
I hold a bachelor’s degree in Multimedia Production and completed an apprenticeship as a mediamatician.
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China’s social scoring system has sparked fears of similar developments elsewhere. A Swiss team is currently trying to find out how democracies can prevent social scoring.
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Ypsomed CEO explains why US tariffs are not a worry and why he sees more growth from diabetes and obesity treatments such as Ozempic.
Dmitry Muratov: ‘I’m not afraid to live without hope’
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Dmitry Muratov, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate and former editor-in-chief of the Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta, talks to Swissinfo about truth in the era of digital autocracies.
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Fifty years after the Helsinki Accords, it is time to talk about the women who turned a diplomatic promise into a personal mission.
He can’t go home: a Belarusian author on lost roots and life in Switzerland
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Discover the story of Belarus writer Sasha Filipenko as he shares his experiences of dictatorship and literary resilience.
What exactly was signed in Helsinki in August 1975?
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Fifty years ago, the Helsinki Accords were an attempt to reduce tensions between the Soviet and Western blocs. But what exactly did 35 countries sign up to?
Habteab Yemane: high court judge in Eritrea, refugee in Switzerland
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Habteab Yemane became a lawyer because he believed in a constitutional state, but his journey led him somewhere else entirely.
One Swiss man’s patient work towards a democratic Romania
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After the fall of the Iron Curtain, Stephan Büchi took up a short-term role in a Romanian children’s home. Decades later, his heart still beats for the country.
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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?
‘Our biggest challenge is to meet the demand for sustainable fuels’
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New regulations are pushing airline carriers to gradually ditch oil for cleaner fuels. Synhelion, a Swiss start-up, is turning sunlight into fuel.
‘Children should learn how to maintain a healthy lifestyle, not just maths and geography’
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Peter Ohnemus, CEO of Swiss-based digital health tech company dacadoo, explains why schools should integrate health in their curriculum and outlines opportunities in keeping ageing populations healthier.
Kosovars living in Switzerland participate in the 2025 parliamentary elections
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In this video, Kosovars living in Switzerland talk about their experiences of voting in person for the first time in Switzerland.
When Kosovo votes, so do 27,000 Kosovars in Switzerland
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A large number voted for the incumbent prime minister, Albin Kurti – who is well aware of the importance of his supporters in the diaspora.
Schoolkids ready for Moldova’s democracy – with Swiss help
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In Moldovan schools, education for society is a popular subject. Swiss funding supports this progressive approach to pedagogy. SWI swissinfo.ch visited classrooms there to see how it works.
