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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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Switzerland is through to the World Cup last 16 after a 2-0 win over Algeria, with the Swiss media praising the team’s maturity and confidence.
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A new schism between the Vatican and a Swiss breakaway Catholic faction and renewed interest in the Swiss Abroad at home.
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Six months after the Crans-Montana fire, the Swiss media revisit the tragedy that claimed 41 lives and injured 115 people on New Year’s Day.
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A police operation in Bern’s Marzili bathing area is sparking debate. Also, the Swiss finance minister fails to make a breakthrough in the customs dispute with the US.
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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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Swiss rescue workers have arrived in Venezuela, accompanied by search dogs and specialist equipment, to help search for survivors following a devastating earthquake.
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Powerful earthquakes have struck Venezuela, where around 800 Swiss citizens live. Two Swiss Abroad in Caracas describe the destruction as rescue efforts continue.
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Less than two weeks after voters approved tighter access to civilian service, the Swiss government is already proposing a much broader reform of the military service system.
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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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Bürgenstock has once again become a stage for world politics: the US and Iran have agreed on a roadmap for further negotiations.
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So it wasn’t to be after all: there were no talks between Iran and the US at the Bürgenstock resort, near Lucerne, today.
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The US–Iran agreement was digitally signed by Trump in advance. So what will happen to the ceremony planned at the Bürgenstock on Friday?
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With the G7 summit ending today in Evian, France, and the US-Iran meeting planned for Friday near Lucerne, this is a busy time for the Swiss government.
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The vote is over, but the debate on Europe continues. A new poll shows how the Swiss view the bilateral agreements with the EU.
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Immigration, civilian service and minimum wages dominated Sunday’s ballots, as Swiss voters signalled support for stability at home and abroad.
