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This content was published on Feb 2, 2023 This guide explains how to avoid online censorship and use the internet safely and anonymously.

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SWI swissinfo.ch annual report 2022

This content was published on Jan 5, 2023 Over 60 million visits, a change at the top, articles in an 11th language (Ukrainian) – that was SWI swissinfo.ch in 2022.

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Swiss Film Selection – Swiss films for an international audience

This content was published on Nov 21, 2022 Swiss Film Selection includes reports from Play Suisse that can be played all over the world with English subtitles.

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Sicpa – the hidden cost of selling trust

Despite a global presence, few know the Swiss family company Sicpa or its secret ink. Allegations of corruption have authorities investigating.

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Putin’s war: a challenge for Switzerland

This content was published on Mar 23, 2022 It was a decision about neutrality and solidarity. Switzerland chose to side with Ukraine. Is that compatible with its worldwide reputation for neutrality?

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The Swiss fallout of Putin’s war

This content was published on Mar 12, 2022 SWI swissinfo.ch has been following the events in Ukraine with both news and analysis over the past two weeks.

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Empowering linguistic diversity in newsrooms

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This content was published on Dec 31, 2021 SWI swissinfo.ch's editor-in-chief on what awaits readers in the coming year.

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SWI swissinfo.ch joins DG7 international public media network

This content was published on Dec 21, 2021 From 2022, SWI swissinfo.ch will become a member of the DG7 group of international public service media.

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