Graubünden at 500: a look back at early modern democracy
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History professor Randolph Head sheds light on the evolution of democracy in canton Graubünden, which is turning 500 this year.
Zurich judge barred from ruling on climate activists
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The ruling from Switzerland's Federal Court was triggered following the judge's acquittal of a member of the group 'Extinction Rebellion'.
Increasing political diversity within Swiss cantonal governments
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"I am confident that my journey has inspired many across Switzerland: Get involved, it's feasible, it's beneficial," says Mustafa Atici.
Organisation created to promote news literacy in Switzerland
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In times of increasing disinformation, the organisation aims to support people in using the media to form their own opinions.
‘Europe’ initiative launched to strengthen Swiss-EU ties
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Relations with the EU should be anchored in the constitution, according to a people’s initiative launched by Alliance Europe on Tuesday.
Imperfect, resilient, and transparent: what our readers think of democracy
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Why are you optimistic about the future of democracy? This is the question SWI swissinfo.ch put to readers. The responses are thought-provoking.
Swiss court fines four protesters over ‘Kill Erdogan’ banner
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Four people have been found guilty of public incitement to commit crimes or violence over a ‘Kill Erdogan’ banner used at a demonstration in 2017.
