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Analysis of soil chemicals and parasites sheds light on unsolved murder

This content was published on Jan 8, 2018 A research team led by the University of Neuchâtel has used new methods of dating to make headway in a previously unsolved Swiss murder case.

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Swiss jobseekers excel at lying about salaries

This content was published on Jan 8, 2018 The Swiss are the champions of Europe when it comes to inflating their salary when applying for a new job.

Pssssst - in der Schweiz redet man nicht über Geld.

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Shadowy influences on Swiss democracy

This content was published on Jan 8, 2018 Swiss democracy faces international criticism over a lack of transparency in party funding and political campaigns.

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Minister: ‘Swiss economy recovering but reforms needed’

This content was published on Jan 8, 2018 The Swiss economics minister says he has confidence in the Swiss economy, which he says is recovering from the so-called “Frankenshock”.

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Kurt Sieber: 57 years in Japan – thoughts of a retiree

This content was published on Jan 7, 2018 Swiss businessman Kurt E. Sieber went to live in Japan in 1960. What does he think about his chosen home?

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Swiss and French team develops hyper-precise atomic clock

This content was published on Jan 6, 2018 The scientists, including representatives from the University of Neuchatel’s Time and Frequency Laboratory, developed a new class of thermal cesium jet clocks that are ten times more precise than existing atomic clocks. The technology will allow for better-synchronised telecommunications networks as well as improved communication among satellite navigation systems, according to the University of Neuchatel’s…

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Final call for traditional Swiss phone booths

This content was published on Jan 6, 2018 The main Swiss telecom, Swisscom, is beginning to dismantle Switzerland's remaining phone booths. It's the end of an era.

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Reaching new heights with Swiss cable cars

This content was published on Jan 6, 2018 Flims is famous for introducing the world's first coupleable chairlift in 1945. A look back at the history of mountain cableways.

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Visitors to the Jungfraujoch top one million in 2017

This content was published on Jan 5, 2018 The alpine train station at the ‘top of Europe’ in the Bernese Alps welcomed 1,042 million visitors last year – a 13.6% increase over 2016.

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Number of unemployed in Switzerland drops by 4%

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Analysis of soil chemicals and parasites sheds light on unsolved murder

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Swiss jobseekers excel at lying about salaries

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Shadowy influences on Swiss democracy

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Minister: ‘Swiss economy recovering but reforms needed’

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Kurt Sieber: 57 years in Japan – thoughts of a retiree

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Final call for traditional Swiss phone booths

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