Cluster: Swiss Abroad

Swiss finance committee sees no need for action on army finances

Viola Amherd, who holds the rotating Swiss presidency this year, and Chief of the Armed Forces Thomas Süssli.

This content was published on Feb 16, 2024 According to the defence ministry's statements to the finance committee, the army can fulfil all of its contractual obligations.

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Initiative challenges ban on new Swiss nuclear power plants

This content was published on Feb 16, 2024 Swiss voters may get the chance to reverse a ban on new nuclear power plants.

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Swiss telecoms firms fight demand for blackout coverage

This content was published on Feb 16, 2024 A proposed Swiss law would oblige telecoms firms to maintain coverage during a blackout.

Swiss Politics

Pensions votes: Higher pensions and retiring later

This content was published on Feb 16, 2024 On March 3, the Swiss will decide in two separate votes whether to raise the retirement age to 66 and whether to boost their pensions.

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Swiss train hostage gives account of fatal drama

This content was published on Feb 16, 2024 A person taken hostage by an axe-wielding asylum seeker recounts his ordeal.

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Edelweiss Village becomes a Swiss monument in Canada

This content was published on Feb 16, 2024 The fate of six historic Swiss chalets in Canada was uncertain. Now the former home of the legendary mountain guides has been saved.

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Bern becomes a ‘safe harbour’ for migrants – what does this mean?

This content was published on Feb 15, 2024 The Swiss capital has joined a network of cities declaring themselves “safe harbours” for refugees and migrants – flying in the face of national policy.

Winter of 1999: 1,200 avalanches in four weeks

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Switzerland Today

This content was published on Feb 15, 2024 Today, we are asking you the hard questions: are you team Migros or team Coop? And 25 years after a devastating winter season.

Switzerland launches sport ethics barometer

This content was published on Feb 15, 2024 Ethical behaviour in sports is to be measured by a new digital tool in Switzerland.

Roadworkers from the State of Fribourg repairing a hole in street.

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Should we work until 66 to secure long-term pension funding?

This content was published on Feb 15, 2024 On March 3, the Swiss people will vote on a popular initiative aimed at raising the retirement age. What is your opinion? Is an increase necessary or not? Join the discussion on our debate platform "dialogue".

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