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Swiss lawmakers form Swiss-Greenland friendship group

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This content was published on Jan 12, 2026 Swiss parliamentarians found Swiss-Greenland friendship group.

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Swiss Alpine solar farms show promise – and limits

This content was published on Jan 12, 2026 Switzerland is developing large solar farms in the Alps to increase renewable power, especially in winter. But their overall success so far seems mixed. An analysis.

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How wine and cheese help shape Swiss politics

This content was published on Jan 9, 2026 Aperitifs are more central to political life in French-speaking Switzerland than in the German-speaking regions, reflecting cultural differences.

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What does Swiss law say about minors in bars?

This content was published on Jan 7, 2026 Of the 40 people who died in the Le Constellation bar fire in Crans-Montana, half were minors with the youngest being 14 years old.

A Sprüngli advertising poster from around 1890 - staged to suit the target group.

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How Switzerland became known as the land of chocolate

This content was published on Jan 7, 2026 Swiss chocolate is part of the country’s identity. But its global success owes as much to clever marketing as to taste and quality.

A handout photo made available by the Miraflores Palace shows Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro holding a gold ingot.

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Data reveals historic shipments of Venezuelan gold to Switzerland

This content was published on Jan 7, 2026 How Venezuela sent 127 tons of gold to Switzerland 10 years ago to avoid bankruptcy.

Switzerland has 126 million kilograms too much milk.

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Why there is too much milk in Switzerland

This content was published on Jan 5, 2026 Switzerland is producing too much milk – and it is too expensive. The industry is responding by cutting milk prices. What this means, and how farmers are reacting.

Residents of Moutier take part in celebrations to mark the town's historic transition from canton Bern to canton Jura, December 31, 2025.

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Swiss town of Moutier celebrates historic move from Bern to Jura

This content was published on Jan 1, 2026 At the stroke of midnight on Wednesday, the Swiss town of Moutier and its 7,300 inhabitants officially switched from canton Bern to canton Jura in northwestern Switzerland.

They meet once a month in a restaurant hall: retired doctors offer free consultations.

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When retired doctors offer their expertise, free of charge

This content was published on Dec 31, 2025 Once a month in Lugano, patients can seek medical advice free of charge thanks to the “Café Med” initiative run by retired doctors.

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Swiss army to massively expand research with universities

This content was published on Dec 30, 2025 The Swiss army plans to boost funding for university research in drones and security tech.

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