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Code breakers: how the Swiss came up with their own cipher machine

This content was published on Mar 21, 2024 During the Second World War, Switzerland developed a better cipher machine than Enigma: Nema.

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Debate over lowering language requirement for teachers in Switzerland

This content was published on Mar 20, 2024 To qualify for admission, applicants must hold a B2 German language diploma.

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Swissgrid service costs drop, savings for households and companies

This content was published on Mar 20, 2024 The costs for Swissgrid's services for an average household with an annual consumption of 4,500 kWh will fall from CHF92 ($103) to CHF77 ($86) next year

Ruag International’s sales drop amidst privatisation push

This content was published on Mar 20, 2024 In the 2023 financial year, aerospace company Ruag International continued its Group reorganization efforts.

FINMA strengthens UBS oversight, seeks expanded supervisory powers

This content was published on Mar 20, 2024 Swiss banking supervisor calls for a stronger legal basis and additional powers for its activities, including the right to levy fines.

Credit Suisse collapse: lingering questions one year on

This content was published on Mar 19, 2024 Has UBS saved Swiss banking or caused mischief with its takeover of Credit Suisse?

Geneva-based organisation sends out climate ‘red alert’

This content was published on Mar 19, 2024 Climate change has become more visible than ever in the past year with alarming negative records. And it could get even worse.

Swiss lynx to establish population in Germany

This content was published on Mar 19, 2024 A female Swiss lynx has been successfully relocated to Germany. The animal, who originates from the Jura Mountains, will help establish a lynx population in the German Ore Mountains.

Switzerland fails to meet WHO air quality standards

This content was published on Mar 19, 2024 Only seven countries met air quality standards set by the World Health Organization (WHO) last year. Switzerland is not one of them.

Salary gap between men and women narrows in Switzerland

This content was published on Mar 19, 2024 Nominal wages in Switzerland have risen in recent years, the gap between men and women has got smaller, and the proportion of low wages has remained stable.

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