Cluster: Swiss Abroad

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Switzerland's second largest carnival started before dawn on Thursday in Lucerne. The Fritschi family, legendary figures of the Lucerne carnival, were welcomed by the crowd just before the event, as is tradition.

This content was published on Feb 12, 2026 Switzerland's second largest carnival started before dawn on Thursday in Lucerne. The Fritschi family, legendary figures of the Lucerne carnival, were welcomed by the crowd just before the event, as is tradition.

Swiss zoo rejects criticism after chimp birth

This content was published on Feb 12, 2026 Swiss zoo defends against “sweeping statements” following the birth of a chimpanzee.

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Swiss voters to decide on initiative to reduce the media licence fee

This content was published on Feb 12, 2026 On March 8, the Swiss will vote on an initiative that wants to almost halve the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation (SBC)’s television and radio licence fee.

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ICE operations divide Swiss Abroad in United States

This content was published on Feb 12, 2026 Some see the crackdown as the rise of an authoritarian regime, while others defend it as a necessary fight against illegal immigration.

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Switzerland Today

This content was published on Feb 11, 2026 An historic Swiss Olympic feat and a sordid case of pedophilia and murder.

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This content was published on Feb 11, 2026 A skier takes advantage of the "white week" (the name given to holidays during the month of February in Switzerland) to hit the slopes at the Pizol ski area in Bad Ragaz in canton Graubünden.

Swiss-EU accords: Bern revises wage protection measure

This content was published on Feb 11, 2026 The Swiss government has decided to revise a wage‑protection measure after critical feedback during consultations on the Bilateral III package with the EU.

Two issues to be put to a federal vote on 14 June

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Swiss voters to decide on population cap and civilian service reform

This content was published on Feb 11, 2026 Swiss voters will decide on a 10‑million population cap and a reform of civilian service on June 14.

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Does cheese really protect against dementia?

This content was published on Feb 11, 2026 A Swedish study suggests that people who regularly eat high-fat cheese may have a slightly lower risk of developing dementia. But how robust is the research and should it influence what we eat?

In Lutry near Lausanne (in canton Vaud), around a thousand people gathered for a silent march on January 3, 2026. On their banners, they demanded "justice", among other things.

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Memories of Kaprun: why the Crans-Montana verdict may disappoint many

This content was published on Feb 11, 2026 The Crans-Montana case evokes memories of the 2000 fire disaster in the Austrian ski resort of Kaprun.

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