Swiss OSCE observers keep an eye on tense US election
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In an extremely tense election climate, the OSCE has sent almost 250 international observers to the US. Among them are two Swiss: Sascha Alderisi and Jean-Luc Addor.
Why the Georgian cultural scene is hoping for an opposition victory
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Swiss-Georgian cultural collaborations are an example of a transnational civil society. Now it is under threat from an authoritarian law.
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Switzerland sends Moldova a great deal of aid, but at the same time takes four years to confiscate Vladimir Plahotniuc's villa.
Schoolkids ready for Moldova’s democracy – with Swiss help
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In Moldovan schools, education for society is a popular subject. Swiss funding supports this progressive approach to pedagogy. SWI swissinfo.ch visited classrooms there to see how it works.
How much protest should a democratic state accept?
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Attention-grabbing stunts by climate activists have tested the limits of legitimate action in Switzerland and elsewhere. How should judges react?
AI on trial – who’s responsible when the algorithms mess up?
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What happens when public prosecutors bring charges directly against artificial intelligence itself? A mock trial in Geneva recently found out.
Will Moldova vote to join the EU despite Russia’s influence?
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On October 20, Moldova will vote on EU accession. How will the referendum turn out in a country with many Russia sympathisers?
Democracy promotion: latest US efforts spark Swiss enthusiasm
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Since 2022, Washington has been funding nations it judges to be democratic “bright spots”. Switzerland is also getting involved.
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Swiss judges want to dissolve the traditional link between parties and court members, including mandatory contributions to a political party.
Should raw milk sales be banned or should consumers decide?
Swiss food regulations do not allow raw milk to be sold for direct consumption. However, a loophole allows 400 raw milk vending machines to do just that.