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Vote survey shows no generation gap but misunderstandings

This content was published on Jul 26, 2018 The “sovereign money” initiative, which was overwhelmingly rejected in a national vote in June, was misunderstood by many Swiss voters.

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Swiss back raising retirement age for women, tax-hike

This content was published on Jul 22, 2018 A clear majority of Swiss are in favour of raising the retirement age of women from 64 to 65, as well as a tax-hike to make pension reform possible.

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Macron one year on: strong leadership, weak democracy

This content was published on Jul 11, 2018 One year on, Emmanuel Macron has abandoned his promises to make democracy stronger, writes former French MP Christophe Premat.

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Work pension challenge targets age-related unfair dismissals

This content was published on Jul 10, 2018 A lobby group representing the interests of older workers has launched an initiative to reform the occupational pension system.

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Choose judges by lot? How fair is that?

This content was published on Jul 9, 2018 A Swiss people’s initiative has called for federal judges to be drawn by lot. A look at the pros and cons of the Swiss system.

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Swiss voters to decide on fate of ‘social detectives’

This content was published on Jul 5, 2018 Activists opposed to legislation granting more powers to social welfare detectives have collected the signatures to bring the issue to referendum.

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Switzerland’s first municipal blockchain vote hailed a success

This content was published on Jul 2, 2018 Switzerland's first local blockchain-based test vote has been successfully completed in the city of Zug, the authorities say.

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Government urged to protect victims of torture better

This content was published on Jun 26, 2018 A citizen’s petition demanding that Switzerland adopt UN standards when it comes to protecting victims of torture has been handed in.

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How many Californias do you want?

This content was published on Jun 26, 2018 All the many dozens of proposals to split California into multiple states share the same basic defect: a foolish fixation with geography.

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Swiss government guilty of repeated miscalculation

This content was published on Jun 24, 2018 For the first time in history, voters may have go back to the polls at the national level to decide for a second time on the same people’s initiative.

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