A Swiss factory was part of the covert Nazi armament programme
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The former Solothurn arms factory had links to the Nazis. A local museum showcases the dark chapter in the region’s history.
‘Snow Compass’ guides Swiss resorts through declining snowfall
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As the Swiss Alps warm, resorts are being pushed to rethink their strategies and those at lower altitudes must look for alternatives to skiing. A new scientific online tool may offer solutions.
Switzerland to adopt a national strategy to combat organised crime
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Switzerland is increasingly affected by organised crime. To counter this growing threat, the country is to adopt a national strategy by the end of 2026. For the new director of fedpol, Eva Wildi-Cortés, this shift is “crucial” if Switzerland is to continue fighting criminal networks effectively.
Are traditional Swiss livestock breeds at risk of extinction?
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Breeding associations warn that Switzerland’s new animal breeding ordinance could jeopardise rare livestock breeds – and potentially push some closer to extinction.
How a pensioner from canton Vaud was tricked by a fake Brad Pitt
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For months, a pensioner in canton Vaud was convinced she had fallen in love with Brad Pitt. In reality, she had been targeted by a scammer who ultimately stole thousands of francs from her.
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Scientists have compiled the first complete atlas of the Roman Empire’s road network, mapping 300,000 kilometres of routes.
Switzerland’s first Medicomat: the future of healthcare or a technical gimmick?
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Switzerland’s first automated medication dispenser is located in canton Solothurn – but it is used less than its creators expected.
Swiss police warn of rising violence as Turkish mafia expands
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Drugs, human trafficking and the increasing use of violence: the Turkish mafia is on the rise in Switzerland, according to the head of the Swiss Federal Office of Police, Eva Wildi-Cortés.
Swiss researchers develop new drug to better combat iron deficiency
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Iron deficiency is a common problem, but iron supplements are often poorly absorbed. A product developed by the Swiss federal technology institute ETH Zurich hopes to offer a solution.
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Climate protection was not decisively strengthened, but the fragile COP30 deal still has certain value, says Swiss public radio, SRF, reporter Christian von Burg.
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Emails recently released in the United States suggest that the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein recruited young women in Zurich for sex trafficking.
![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=f05a5a9c)
