Cluster: Swiss Abroad

Voting rights for foreigners: Why this right is rarely used

This content was published on Oct 3, 2024 Voting without a Swiss passport is possible in some municipalities. A right that is rarely used, however.

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Switzerland Today

This content was published on Oct 2, 2024 Switzerland is shocked by the stabbing of a group of children near Zurich.

The Swiss metal detectorist who helped find a Roman military camp

This content was published on Oct 2, 2024 Self-taught archaeologist Romano Agola talks about life as a detectorist and the “treasure hunter” phenomenon in Switzerland.

Swiss watchmakers have benefited most from the Swiss-China free trade agreement.

Swiss Politics

Why Switzerland seeks deeper ties with China

This content was published on Oct 2, 2024 There has been free trade between Switzerland and China for ten years. Now Switzerland wants to update the agreement. What advantages has it brought the two countries so far?

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Switzerland Today

This content was published on Oct 1, 2024 In today’s briefing: the Unspunnen stone is back, Migros or Coop survey, personalised weather forecasts and Switzerland’s new tobacco law.

New Swiss tobacco law protects children nationwide

This content was published on Oct 1, 2024 Minors are now protected from tobacco across the whole of Switzerland.

Giusep, a dairy farmer on the Alpe di Ramosa.

Swiss Abroad

LA-based Swiss photographer turns lens on his Alpine village

This content was published on Oct 1, 2024 For 30 years, Verner Soler, a Swiss photographer who lives in Los Angeles, has travelled back to Vrin in southeastern Switzerland to capture everyday life in the small mountain village where he grew up.

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Switzerland Today

This content was published on Sep 30, 2024 In today’s briefing: CERN and Russian scientists, compensation for Covid-19 vaccine side effects, old people and loneliness, and Donald Trump’s luxury Swiss watch.

The wine that unites: from Ticino to South Africa

This content was published on Sep 30, 2024 A young winemaker from Ticino heads to South Africa to learn the secrets of wine and how to apply them in his family's wine business.

Potential savings of 13.1 billion for the cantons

Swiss Politics

Swiss cantons could save over CHF13 billion, study shows

This content was published on Sep 30, 2024 In education alone, over five billion could be saved in principle each year, according to an analysis by the University of Lausanne and consulting firm PwC.

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