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Olympics: ‘Sport has a responsibility to do no harm’

This content was published on Jun 10, 2021 The head of the Geneva-based Centre for Sport and Human Rights says athletes’ freedom of expression is a huge opportunity to advance human rights.

A robin pulling a worm out of the ground

Podcast: What soil sounds like and why it matters

This content was published on Jun 9, 2021 In this episode we hear the sound of soil life and take a tour of greenspaces in Zurich.

Xhaka and Shaqiri making the double-eagle gesture

Fly high but stay grounded: the challenge for Switzerland at Euro 2020

This content was published on Jun 9, 2021 Will the country’s multicultural footballers be able to fulfil their potential without getting distracted by politics?

Burkinabe businessman denied compensation for frozen accounts

This content was published on Jun 9, 2021 Inoussa Kanazoé said the freezing of his Swiss accounts during investigations between 2017 and 2019 led him to lose some CHF33 million.

Richard Ernst, father of the MRI, dies aged 87

This content was published on Jun 8, 2021 Swiss scientist Richard Ernst, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1991, has died at the age of 87.

Swiss research played key role in new Alzheimer’s drug

This content was published on Jun 8, 2021 A newly approved treatment for Alzheimer’s was built on the foundations of Swiss scientific research, says the University of Zurich.

Fighting bullying in the school yard

This content was published on Jun 8, 2021 Schoolbooks, colourful images and role play: to fight bullying, a private school in Geneva has chosen the KiVa programme out of Finland.

Schools declare war on bullying

This content was published on Jun 8, 2021 Roughly one in ten children in Switzerland is a victim of bullying. Schools are responding with programmes that tackle group dynamics.

Investment projects boom in Switzerland

This content was published on Jun 7, 2021 Foreign direct investment in Switzerland increased last year despite the Covid-19 pandemic, bucking the general trend of decline across Europe.

Swiss medtech feels first effects of failed talks with EU

This content was published on Jun 6, 2021 Swiss medical technology companies have had to stop exporting to the European Union.

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