A member of the Swiss Abroad editorial team, I mainly write about Switzerland's most peculiar features and stories.
After completing my master's degree in Asian Studies in Geneva (with a detour at Tokyo University and Kyoto University), I worked on the newsdesk at RSI, occasionally collaborating with Presence Switzerland during the Expo in South Korea and Milan. I have been working for SWI swissinfo.ch since 2016.
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The lack of rainfall has a major impact on the river freight transport on the Rhine, which connects Basel to the North Sea.
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The heatwave and drought are affecting everything from fish to glaciers, with consequences for resources from rivers to ski slopes.
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Artificial intelligence is transforming society and the workplace. How should it be regulated? That question is at the heart of a global summit taking place in Geneva.
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Swiss President Guy Parmelin has set off for North America. His mission: to prevent another round of tariff hikes from Washington.
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A wry look at some urban legends, such as the ban on flushing the loo at night, about a people who love their peace and quiet.
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As the summer holiday season approaches, Switzerland is reminding travellers of a familiar message: consular assistance abroad has its limits, and personal responsibility comes first.
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Who watches the watchers? The mandate requiring the Swiss Federal Audit Office to oversee political financing transparency is itself being called into question.
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Why have some Swiss retirees abroad not been receiving state pensions for several months? This and more in our daily briefing.
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The housing shortage remains a hot political topic. Meanwhile, wealthy individuals wanting to leave Gulf states are turning their attention to Swiss property, especially in canton Ticino.
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On Tuesday: Switzerland summons the Israeli ambassador, and Stadler drops an appeal against a big rail contract awarded to Siemens.
