More than 10,000 Swiss Abroad affected by Basel e-vote problems
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Owing to a technical error, electronic votes in Sunday’s nationwide ballots will probably not be counted in canton Basel City.
Swiss to review purchase of further air defence system
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The Patriot air defence system ordered in the US has been delayed by several years. The Swiss government is therefore examining whether Switzerland should purchase an additional system for ground-based air defence.
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Two hundred women from all over Switzerland gathered at the Federal Palace on Friday for International Women’s Day on Sunday.
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The Swiss embassy in Tehran remains open despite incessant US and Israeli bombing raids on the Iranian capital since Saturday.
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Private restaurateurs are allowed to refuse children entry to their establishments. Aargau cantonal government says the economic freedom of publicans carries more weight in this case than the ban on discrimination.
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After record sales in 2024, Swiss International Air Lines (SWISS) saw numbers fall again last year. Turnover dropped by 2.6% to CHF5.5 billion ($7 billion).
‘The First Homosexuals’ exhibited in Kunstmuseum Basel
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With around 80 works, the exhibition traces how new images of sexuality, gender and identity were formed from the first use of the word “homosexual” in 1869.
Switzerland and EU deepen foreign and security policy
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Swiss Foreign Minister Ignazio Cassis and the European Union’s High Representative for Foreign Affairs, Kaja Kallas, have signed a joint declaration aimed at strengthening cooperation on foreign and security policy.
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Swiss parliament has rejected the neutrality initiative, which aims to enshrine permanent and armed neutrality in the Constitution.
