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Bike thefts in Switzerland: one gram of cocaine for a stolen e-bike

This content was published on Oct 24, 2025 Every year, tens of thousands of bicycles are stolen in Switzerland. But where do the stolen e-bikes end up?

The poorly degradable compound trifluoroacetic acid, or TFA for short, was detected in all samples, including organic products.

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Residues of a ‘forever chemical’ found in Swiss bread and wine

This content was published on Oct 17, 2025 An investigation has detected residues of a so-called forever chemical in bread and wine from French-speaking Switzerland.

Swiss hospitals are not overloaded due to the increase in emergency visits.

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When the clocks change, emergency visits rise

This content was published on Oct 15, 2025 The time change is clearly noticeable in Swiss hospitals.

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Neuchâtel and Zurich are as hot today as Italy 50 years ago

This content was published on Oct 14, 2025 Current temperatures in Switzerland are similar to those found much further south a few decades ago, RTS reports.

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Realistic fantasy: Israel’s 3D propaganda

This content was published on Oct 13, 2025 Israel has used 3D animated videos to shape perceptions of the war in Gaza. But how much of it is real?

Money from presumably hundreds or thousands of customers blocked.

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Investment funds in trouble – Swiss customers left out in the cold

This content was published on Oct 10, 2025 Investment funds are popular in Switzerland. But what happens when something goes wrong? One example shows that customers can quickly find themselves abandoned.

Compared to most European countries, Switzerland's public debt is extremely low.

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Swiss public finances in good health

This content was published on Oct 8, 2025 Switzerland continues to stand out for the soundness of its public finances. Despite a challenging European and global context, the country’s coffers are in good shape – particularly when compared with those of its neighbours.

On the Milz family's farm in canton Thurgau, the race begins long before the Olma - with music, patience and training the pigs.

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Trainers of racing piglets retire after 30 years

This content was published on Oct 6, 2025 The Olma piglet race went from an idea in a pub to a crowd-puller. Now the animals are getting new trainers.

Density stress in the air - The report from the base jumper scene

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Accidents involving foreign guests are expensive for municipalities

This content was published on Oct 3, 2025 Switzerland is a mecca for high-risk sports. If foreign guests leave without having paid rescue and hospital costs, in the worst-case scenario the costs are borne by municipalities.

Among the 72% of foreigners in Swiss prisons, there are several structural reasons

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Is Donald Trump’s claim that 72% of Swiss prisoners are foreigners correct?

This content was published on Oct 1, 2025 At the recent UN General Assembly, US President Donald Trump claimed that 72% of prisoners in Switzerland are foreign. While the figure is accurate, the way Trump used it is misleading.

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