Cluster: Swiss Identity

Pilatus allowed to resume activity in India despite corruption probe

This content was published on Oct 11, 2019 The Indian government has partially lifted the ban on commercial dealings with the Swiss aircraft manufacturer Pilatus after a freeze in July.

School is the ideal environment for questioning gender inequalities

Education

The princess does woodwork, superman looks after the baby

This content was published on Oct 11, 2019 In Switzerland, gender inequality still has a big impact on girls and boys. The School of Equality helps pupils tackle sexist stereotypes.

Education

At the School of Equality

This content was published on Oct 11, 2019 Teachers across French-speaking Switzerland are now able to integrate gender issues into ordinary classroom activities.

It’s not fair that just because we’re girls, we’re not allowed…

This content was published on Oct 11, 2019

Man on a podium addressing an audience in a church

History

When a Swiss won a Nobel Prize for literature

This content was published on Oct 10, 2019 The 2019 Nobel Prize for Literature went to Austrian writer Peter Handke. One hundred years ago it was Swiss poet Carl Spitteler who won the award.

Demographics

State railway company beset with fresh problems

This content was published on Oct 10, 2019 All the Swiss Federal Railways’ new Bombardier double-decker trains will have to go in for repairs for certain parts to be replaced, it has emerged.

History

The Swiss nun who wants to end celibacy

This content was published on Oct 10, 2019 When the young priest in her community left the church for love, Florentina Camartin began her crusade for celibacy reform.

Demographics

Online games spell trouble for Swiss gambling addicts

This content was published on Oct 8, 2019 When it comes to gambling, nearly 3% of the Swiss population is either addicted or at risk of addiction.

Quatre soldats au repos sur un vieille gravure.

History

Homesick for the mountains

This content was published on Oct 8, 2019 Two hundred years ago, homesickness was thought to be a typically Swiss affliction, triggered by ‘Kuhreihen’, old herdsmen’s songs.

Investigation opened against Lucerne imam

This content was published on Oct 8, 2019 The Office of the Attorney General of Lucerne has opened an investigation into an Iraqi imam at a mosque in the town of Kriens.

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