Cluster: Democracy

Police question Geneva electoral official in fraud case

This content was published on May 9, 2019 A probe into possible electoral fraud has been opened in Geneva, after reports that an employee in the elections office manipulated ballots.

Democracy

How the Swiss show their ‘great love of shooting’

This content was published on May 8, 2019 Sport shooting has long history and is popular in Switzerland, as a visit to two shooting clubs in Geneva shows.

Democracy

Corporate tax: slowing down the race to the bottom

This content was published on May 7, 2019 Switzerland will soon vote on a revision of the corporate taxation system. How does this fit into international efforts to tackle avoidance?

Democracy

Loss of pubs and villages affects local decision making

This content was published on May 3, 2019 With village pubs closing and municipalities merging, people in Switzerland are becoming less involved in local democracy.

Democracy

Popular initiative ‘for the glaciers’ launched

This content was published on Apr 30, 2019 The popular initiative to anchor climate protection in the constitution and eliminate greenhouse gases received the green light to collect signatures.

Democracy

Switzerland’s open-air voting is now streamed online

This content was published on Apr 27, 2019 On Sunday, the residents of the Swiss canton of Appenzell Inner Rhodes will choose their senator via a traditional show of hands.

Democracy

Organ donation initiative gains critical support

This content was published on Apr 23, 2019 The people’s initiative for presumed consent for organ donation has received the minimum number of signatures, moving closer to a nationwide vote.

Empty parliamentary chamber seen from the visitor s gallery

Democracy

How the electoral system influences success

This content was published on Apr 18, 2019 Will the winners of the next parliamentary elections be the candidates with the most votes? The Swiss electoral system is more complicated than that.

Democracy

Three ways to improve Taiwan’s direct democracy

This content was published on Apr 17, 2019 The new conventional wisdom is that electoral democracy is in decline. But the assumption ignores a global trend of booming direct democracy.

Opinion

Democracy

Reject the de facto ‘disarming’ of Swiss gun owners

This content was published on Apr 16, 2019 The reform of Swiss gun law implementing EU rules on gun control rules go against the Swiss constitution and the public opinion, says Luca Filippini.

Page 78 of 172

First … 76 77 78 79 80 … Last

Cluster: Democracy

Popular Stories

Most Discussed

Cluster: Democracy

More

Police question Geneva electoral official in fraud case

More

How the Swiss show their ‘great love of shooting’

More

Corporate tax: slowing down the race to the bottom

More

Loss of pubs and villages affects local decision making

More

Popular initiative ‘for the glaciers’ launched

More

Switzerland’s open-air voting is now streamed online

More

Organ donation initiative gains critical support

More

How the electoral system influences success

More

Three ways to improve Taiwan’s direct democracy

More

Reject the de facto ‘disarming’ of Swiss gun owners

Popular Stories

Most Discussed