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Get out the shades

This content was published on Aug 10, 1999

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So, what is a solar eclipse?

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Narrow terrain hampers rescue efforts

This content was published on Jul 28, 1999

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Swiss government extends condolences to families of canyoning victims

This content was published on Jul 28, 1999 The Swiss government on Wednesday extended its condolences to the families, friends and relatives of those who died in a fatal canyoning river adventure near the tourist resort of Interlaken. Sports Minister Adolf Ogi expressed the government’s shock about Tuesday’s tragic accident, which marked the worst such incident in the country’s water sports history. “We…

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Switzerland shocked by worst water sports accident that kills 18

This content was published on Jul 28, 1999 Switzerland was in shock Wednesday after at least 18 people seeking the thrills of an Alpine canyoning river adventure drowned when a flash flood swelled a mountain stream near the tourist resort of Interlaken into a deadly torrent. The Swiss authorities have set up an emergency contact number for relatives who fear their family member…

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Swiss space research: from Apollo 11 to the International Space Station

This content was published on Jul 20, 1999 Following Switzerland’s high-tech contributions to the Apollo 11 mission, Swiss scientists and companies have been contributing their expertise to international space programmes such as the International Space Station and the exploration of Mars. Much of the Swiss contribution to space research is made possible by Switzerland’s membership of the 14-nation European Space Agency, which is…

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Couchepin’s domestic reform proposals cause uproar

This content was published on Jul 12, 1999

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The main news stories in Switzerland this week

This content was published on Jul 9, 1999

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Switzerland and Brazil to cooperate on environmental protection

This content was published on Jul 7, 1999 Swiss Economics Minister Pascal Couchepin agreed Tuesday to support Brazil in its efforts to reduce greenhouse gases. Couchepin signed the accord during a weeklong visit to the Latin American nation. The Swiss State Secretariat for Business Affairs (seco) said Wednesday that, under the agreement, Brazil would receive support to carry out a study. Switzerland will…

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Narrow terrain hampers rescue efforts

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Switzerland shocked by worst water sports accident that kills 18

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Swiss space research: from Apollo 11 to the International Space Station

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Couchepin’s domestic reform proposals cause uproar

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