Cluster: Swiss Identity

Swiss Air Force to retire flagship aerobatics team to cut costs and emissions

Patrouille Suisse: future secured by propeller planes instead of jets

This content was published on Sep 21, 2025 The Swiss Air Force's renowned Patrouille Suisse team, will stop flying F5 "Tiger" jets by 2027, following the decision by parliament to decommission these aircraft.

Thousands of anti-abortion activists march through Zurich-Oerlikon

Demographics

Thousands of anti-abortion activists march through Zurich suburb

This content was published on Sep 21, 2025 With crosses, Christian songs and an oversized pram, around two thousand anti-abortion protesters marched through Zurich-Oerlikon on Saturday afternoon. The city police were present with a large contingent.

The Swiss mountains, such as the Rigi in the photo, attract thousands of tourists every year.

Tourism Trends

Swiss tourism is booming – but where are the Chinese?

This content was published on Sep 20, 2025 The number of visitors to Switzerland from the US and India has rebounded strongly after Covid, but arrivals from China remain well below pre-pandemic levels. A look at the data reveals an intriguing story.

The housing market remains tight in Switzerland

Demographics

Housing shortage in Switzerland to persist in midterm, say authorities

This content was published on Sep 18, 2025 The housing shortage in Switzerland worsened in the first half of 2025, despite the slowdown in immigration over the past year, says the federal housing office.

Tourism Trends

Switzerland Tourism expects solid visitor numbers in autumn

This content was published on Sep 18, 2025 Many Swiss resorts are extending their opening times over the autumn, allowing visitor numbers to increase overtime.

Trade policy

Swiss Jura region hit hard by US tariffs

This content was published on Sep 18, 2025 Since the beginning of September, more than 100 Jura companies, employing a total of 4,000 people, have applied for short-time work compensation.

St. Gallen also wants to relegate French to secondary school

Education

After Zurich, St. Gallen votes to relegate French to secondary school

This content was published on Sep 18, 2025 Following in the footsteps of the Zurich parliament, the St. Gallen cantonal parliament voted to postpone the teaching of French to secondary school.

Multinationals have a good image in the Lake Geneva region

Workplace

Survey finds multinationals have a good image in Geneva region

This content was published on Sep 17, 2025 Some 75% of survey respondents in Lake Geneva region view multinationals positively, valuing jobs and economy.

AI & work

Swiss engineering giant ABB invests in California AI company

This content was published on Sep 17, 2025 ABB invests in California AI firm to boost smart automation with user-friendly AI tools.

Ricola: new factory opening postponed, US duties weighed

Workplace

Ricola postpones new Swiss factory opening due to US tariffs

This content was published on Sep 17, 2025 Ricola delays new Swiss factory plans due to US tariffs, with investments and 100 jobs on hold.

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