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“100 days of sound and fury”: the Swiss press takes stock of the first 100 days of US President Donald Trump’s second term.
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Here in Switzerland, where the economics minister is also a winemaker, the Federal Office for Agriculture says it is “concerned” about the decline in wine consumption. It blames the changing habits of the younger generation.
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An in-depth investigation into the Chinese regime’s targeting of critics abroad, including within the UN, leads today’s news.
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Misconduct allegations against WEF founder, investment news from Roche – and the Swiss district with the most crypto ATMs.
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Swiss pay tribute to Pope Francis, Klaus Schwab steps down from the WEF, and Swiss airports prepare to use facial recognition software.
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As heavy rainfall pelts southern Switzerland, canton Valais has issued a weather warning and Ticino is set for a wet Easter.
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Switzerland will reportedly invest over CHF100 billion in the US to avoid hefty import tariffs on Swiss goods, and the foreign ministry has confirmed that a Swiss woman has been kidnapped in Niger.
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From tomorrow, Swiss nationals abroad from over 40 countries will be able to elect their representatives on the Council of the Swiss Abroad.
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Trump’s tariffs – will the pharmaceutical industry be next? Also in today’s briefing: forged signatures, soaring property prices and women’s football.
In Switzerland more people are being referred to electrical therapies or psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy. Are there similar approaches where you live?
