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After three weeks of negotiations, the House of Representatives and the Senate have given the green light to the 2026 budget.
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The Senate debates the federal government savings package, a petition seeks to protect Swissinfo and why Switzerland lags behind on preventive healthcare.
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With less than a week left in the last parliamentary session of the year, here is where parliamentary debates stand in Bern today.
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Multilingualism, Musk and Malmö: the effects of many languages on the brain, controversial satellites in Valais, and a derailed night train.
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As the government unveils Switzerland’s first national strategy against racism and anti-Semitism, details emerge in the Lausanne police racism case.
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Generous donations, a record-breaking licence-plate auction cancelled and new political decisions in Bern – plus a look at how many Swiss still live where their ancestors once did.
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The Federal Tax Administration’s lack of control over cantonal tax audits is reportedly costing the Swiss federal government CHF600 million ($749.8 million) a year.
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The Senate has rejected the idea of allowing soldiers to take home ammo, citing concerns that it could increase suicides.
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War materiel rules take a major step forward in parliament – and Switzerland celebrates not one but four words of the year.
![The four-metre-long painting "Sonntag der Bergbauern" [Sunday of the Mountain Farmers, 1923-24/26] had to be removed by a crane from the German Chancellery in Berlin for the exhibition in Bern.](https://www.swissinfo.ch/content/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2025/12/01_Pressebild_KirchnerxKirchner.jpg?crop=1165px,0px,1670px,1670px&w=480&ver=a45b19f3)
