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Journalist cleared of electoral fraud

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This content was published on Apr 26, 2018 Switzerland’s supreme court has acquitted a TV journalist of alleged electoral fraud, overruling decisions by two lower courts.

Swiss brewery defends choice of Nepalese monarch on beer bottle

This content was published on Apr 26, 2018 A brewery in Zurich had no idea that choosing a former Nepalese king to grace a seasonal beer would cause a diplomatic row.

Weaker Swiss franc bolsters central bank options

This content was published on Apr 26, 2018 The franc has fallen to its cheapest level against the euro in three years. Investors are now watching the Swiss National Bank for its next move.

Swiss travel and watch firms named best places to work

This content was published on Apr 26, 2018 Swiss International Air Lines has been ranked as the most attractive employer in a survey on the 150 largest companies in Switzerland.

European satellite data will make 3D galaxy map possible

This content was published on Apr 25, 2018 The mission is led by the European Space AgencyExternal link (ESA) and was launched in 2013, mainly to track and determine the position, movement, and distance of stars in our galaxy. The second batch of information gleaned by Gaia – after a first harvest in 2016 that spawned 800 scientific articles in the space of…

‘Tower of Hope’ reaches out to Yerevan and Nuuk

This content was published on Apr 25, 2018 The recent political events in Armenia and Greenland don't fail to impress our travelling democracy correspondent, currently in Canada.

Swiss universities among Europe’s most innovative

This content was published on Apr 25, 2018 Five Swiss institutions have made it into the Reuters ranking of Europe’s most innovative universities.

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Meet the engineers who make machines for understanding the universe

This content was published on Apr 25, 2018 Without engineers like Marta Bajko, CERN physicists wouldn’t be able to test their theories about what happened nanoseconds after the Big Bang.

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Swiss authorities allowed isopropanol exports to Syria

This content was published on Apr 24, 2018 Switzerland authorised the export to Syria of the chemical isopropanol in 2014, which can be used to make sarin gas, RTS, reports.

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This content was published on Apr 24, 2018

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