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Cabinet called on to join EU’s no-roaming charges deal

This content was published on Aug 28, 2017 The cantonal government of Graubünden has demanded that the cabinet signs Switzerland up to European Union rules abolishing roaming charges.

A man rides his bike in Bondo, Graubuenden, on Friday, August 25, 2017

Swiss must better prepare to ‘minimise climate change’ risks

This content was published on Aug 28, 2017 Switzerland's environment office says it wants the country to do more to prepare for climate change, as its impacts are already clearly visible.

The rise of the machines: robots and the future of farming

This content was published on Aug 28, 2017 Swiss economics ministry is calling for farmers to embrace a “digital revolution”, but this is not without risk.

A honey bee sits on a blossom on a summer day in Gelsenkirchen, Germany, Monday, Aug. 21, 2017

The agriculture chief sowing Swiss expertise in China

This content was published on Aug 28, 2017 From his headquarters in Basel, the agri-tech chief executive discusses bees, pesticides and takeovers with Clive Cookson.

The Swiss who sends satellites into space

This content was published on Aug 26, 2017 In Kourou in French Guiana, Daniel Neuenschwander oversees the launching of rockets taking satellites into space.

Top Swiss economist: ‘We have to pull together’ on pension reform

This content was published on Aug 25, 2017 Rudolf Strahm is one of Switzerland’s most reputed economists. Here, he shares his opinion of Pension Reform 2020.

Swiss alcohol consumption hits 70-year low

This content was published on Aug 24, 2017 The average Swiss drank 7.9 litres of pure alcohol last year, down from 8.1 litres in 2014 and 2015. That’s the lowest figure in over 70 years.

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Small Swiss firms struggle to recruit qualified staff

This content was published on Aug 24, 2017 One in four small and medium-sized Swiss firms (SMEs) suffers due to a serious lack of qualified staff, a new Credit Suisse survey reveals.

How Geneva could join the anti-billboard movement

This content was published on Aug 24, 2017 A group of Geneva residents has launched a people’s initiative to ban commercial billboards from the city centre.

A general view of people strolling on the in La Rambla boulevard in Barcelona, Spain, 19 August 2017

A just future starts at the local level

This content was published on Aug 24, 2017 Cities all over the world are gaining power. When national governments fall short, local leaders show courage, writes Jelle de Graaf.

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