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Behind the scenes with our online media team

This content was published on Dec 6, 2017 The editorial staff of swissinfo.ch is making the most of the chances of digitalisation.

Opponents of a government training ground lighting fires

When an unusual alliance made Swiss voting history

This content was published on Dec 6, 2017 Thirty years ago, voters caused a major upset when they backed an initiative to protect Swiss moorlands dealing a blow to the political establishment.

Maurer disappointed by EU attitude to Swiss banks

This content was published on Dec 5, 2017 Swiss Finance Minister Ueli Maurer has said he is not satisfied with the result of Swiss-EU negotiations.

Switzerland placed on EU tax ‘grey list’

This content was published on Dec 5, 2017 The European Union has deemed Switzerland to be partially compliant on tax matters.

Experimenting with traditional grape varieties

This content was published on Dec 5, 2017

‘Driverless’ train tested near Bern

This content was published on Dec 5, 2017 Swiss Federal Railways has tested a system to automate train traffic. If rolled out, the idea is to increase passenger and freight capacity by 30%.

Where will tomorrow’s IT specialists come from?

This content was published on Dec 4, 2017

The EU s head Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier

Chief Brexit negotiator for the EU seeks Swiss visit

This content was published on Dec 3, 2017 According to a report in the NZZ am Sonntag newspaper, Michel Barnier is planning to visit Switzerland in 2018 to discuss with Swiss officials how EU-British market access might work post-Brexit. Swiss Parliamentarian Hans-Peter Portmann shared the news of Barnier’s impending visit with the NZZ am Sonntag after Portmann and Barnier met at a recent…

Thomas Klühr, the Chief Executive Officer of Swiss International Airlines

SWISS expands Zurich flights, fears airport restrictions

This content was published on Dec 3, 2017 Thomas Klühr, the head of the Lufthansa-Group-owned Swiss National Airlines SWISS, told the NZZ am Sonntag newspaper that developments such as the bankruptcy of German carrier Air Berlin have led to increased demand for certain European routes. As a result, Swiss has seen a profitable 2017 and increased its offering, including a new flight on…

A ground-level view of a field planted with a crop of wheat

Study shows Swiss soils are suffering

This content was published on Dec 2, 2017 A first nationwide report on the health of Swiss soils has shown that virtually all are polluted, and are not being put to sustainable use.

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