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Swiss law faces stress test over employer Covid-19 vaccination mandates

This content was published on Aug 19, 2021 Questions are swirling about whether employers can require workers to get vaccinated. The answer is proving tricky.

Bollywood buffet closed: Switzerland counts cost of lost Asian tourism

This content was published on Aug 18, 2021 The tourism sector, which had targeted visitors from beyond traditional European markets, has been hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Can China help African cocoa producers outmanoeuvre Big Chocolate?

This content was published on Aug 17, 2021 Poor returns are driving cocoa-producing countries Ivory Coast and Ghana to China for funding and a new marketplace.

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End of ‘endless war’ in Afghanistan presents few solutions

This content was published on Aug 16, 2021 Daniel Warner says the rapid, unanticipated success of the Taliban in Afghanistan represents a crushing defeat for American foreign policy.

Studies say over 95% of Swiss firms respect equal pay law

This content was published on Aug 16, 2021 The first major studies since a new pay equality law was introduced last year show little discrimination in salaries.

Break-up of Swiss Tamoil refinery begins

This content was published on Aug 13, 2021 Work has started on dismantling the Tamoil refinery in southwestern Switzerland.

A good reason not to cry but to welcome the wolf

This content was published on Aug 13, 2021 Ian is a relatively unknown - but certainly not endangered - breed of guide.

How deepfakes are impacting our vision of reality

This content was published on Aug 13, 2021 Two Swiss deepfake experts explain why it is so easy to fool the human eye and spread disinformation.

Greta was right: our house is burning down

This content was published on Aug 13, 2021 This summer's extreme weather events confirm what scientists have been saying for years: there is no more time to waste in saving the Earth from climate catastrophe.

Natural catastrophes hit insurers hard

This content was published on Aug 12, 2021 Economic losses caused by natural and human-caused disasters have been on the upswing for years, a separate survey by German reinsurer Munich Re revealed. They caused global economic losses to the tune of $77 billion, with the insurance industry responsible for covering $42 billion. Swiss Re notes that this is the second-highest loss value ever recorded during the first six months of a year and is above the ten-year…

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