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Fear of trade war puts pressure on stock markets

This content was published on Feb 3, 2025 Global stock markets, including Switzerland, face losses on news of US tariffs against Canada, Mexico and China.

AI provides no guarantee against misdiagnosis, according to Bern study

Landmark AI diagnostic test disappoints Swiss hospital

This content was published on Feb 3, 2025 An AI system tested in a Swiss hospital has failed to improve the accuracy of medical diagnoses.

Swissmem: Trump tariffs also affect the Swiss economy

Trump tariffs ‘poison’ for Swiss manufacturing

This content was published on Feb 3, 2025 Tariffs imposed by the United States against Mexico, Canada and China also impact on Switzerland, according to manufacturing lobby group Swissmem.

Swiss marine scientist dives into paradise in the Seychelles

This content was published on Feb 3, 2025 Swiss marine scientist Henriette Grimmel lives on a remote island in the Seychelles. She spends her days studying life in the ocean.

Almost 50,000 visitors at the balloon festival in Château-d'Oex VD

International hot air balloon festival draws thousands despite bad weather

This content was published on Feb 2, 2025 Despite a few rainy days and the cancellation of the anniversary celebrations, the 45th International Balloon Festival wrapped up under glorious sunshine.

The smallest ski resort in the world opens in St. Gallen

World’s smallest ski resort opens in Switzerland

This content was published on Feb 2, 2025 The world's smallest ski resort opened in St Gallen on Saturday, drawing around 200 visitors.

Photo of cars queuing for cross-border controls near Geneva.

Geneva sees record number of cross-border permits issued in 2024

This content was published on Feb 1, 2025 Last year, 24,835 G permits were issued, the highest number recorded since the statistics started in 1989.

Handout photograph released by Santa Clara, California, USA-based Intel Corp. on 12 November 2007 of processors on an Intel 45nm Hafnium-based High-k Metal Gate ''Penryn'' Wafer photographed with a US three cent stamp. Using an entirely new transistor formula, the processors incorporate 420 million transistors for each dual core chip, and 840 millions for each quad core chip. built using an entirely new transistor formula for 16 server and high-end PC processors that alleviates the wasteful electricity leaks that threaten the pace of future computer innovation. In addition to increasing computer performance and saving energy use, these processors also eliminate eco-unfriendly lead and, in 2008, halogen materials. The processors are the first to use Intel's Hafnium-based high-k metal gate (Hi-k) formula for the hundreds of millions of transistors inside these processors.

The Week in Switzerland

This content was published on Feb 1, 2025 Welcome to our selection of the most important – and most colourful – stories from Switzerland over the past seven days.

Credit Suisse fines from Mozambique scandal to fund victims’ compensation

This content was published on Feb 1, 2025 The fines imposed on Credit Suisse for the Mozambique scandal will be allocated to a fund for the victims, amounting to $105.5 million.

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An eye-opening guide to Switzerland’s ear-splitting sirens

This content was published on Feb 1, 2025 Every year, on the first Wednesday in February, the sound of 7,200 sirens fills the Alpine air, startling anyone who doesn’t know it’s a test.

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