Swiss economist grapples with US-Canadian trade relationship
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Bern-born Daniela Hauser has to deal with the plans of incoming US President Donald Trump in the Canadian capital Ottawa.
What does 2025 hold in store for democracy around the world?
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Disinformation, election manipulation and online hate are unlikely to disappear – but some signs of hope for democracy can still be found.
Swiss entrepreneur Max Schneeberger pursues cultural mission in Almaty
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Since taking early retirement, the Swiss national has made a new career giving a boost to democracy in his adopted country of Kazakhstan.
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.
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.
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?
US disinformation surge rings alarm bells for Swiss direct democracy
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Like the United States, Swiss direct democracy is vulnerable to the same disinformation tactics that threaten voters around the world.
