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This content was published on Mar 14, 2015 Is Switzerland doing enough to combat climate change? And what is its role in the negotiations leading to the Paris climate summit?

Swiss tourism must focus on quality to survive

This content was published on Mar 14, 2015 Suffering under the strong franc, the Swiss tourism sector must focus more on quality and innovation to survive, says the boss of Switzerland Tourism. The share of European tourists to the alpine nation may fall to one-third of the overall total in the next five years.

HSBC scandal causes irritation in parliament

This content was published on Mar 13, 2015 The so-called Swiss Leaks revelations have re-opened questions and criticism of regulators’ ability to supervise the banking sector.

EU jobseekers must be solvent

This content was published on Mar 13, 2015 The move reinforces a rule which was already in force in Switzerland but had been subject to confusion, leading to several cantons giving welfare payments to EU citizens looking for jobs while on these short-stay permits. This had led to harsh criticism by the conservative right Swiss People’s Party, known for its anti-immigration and anti-EU…

Tax dispute brings US banking hassles for researchers

This content was published on Mar 13, 2015 Swiss researchers who work in the United States are having trouble keeping their bank accounts in Switzerland due to complications from long-standing tax evasion issues between the two countries.

Credit Suisse’s top tier set for shake-up

This content was published on Mar 13, 2015 Tidjane Thiam is expected to waste little time in building a top team around him when he starts as chief executive of Credit Suisse at the end of June.

Solar Impulse whets India’s appetite for innovation

This content was published on Mar 13, 2015 swissnex IndiaExternal link connects Switzerland and India in the fields of science, education, art and innovation. swissinfo.ch: How has Solar Impulse been received in India? Balz Strasser: The general reaction has been very good. People have been following it online and through social media. It has made the front pages of several newspapers so far and they…

Parliament works out kinks in second homes law

This content was published on Mar 12, 2015 Swiss lawmakers have agreed on how to enforce new limits on the construction of secondary properties.

Shipping chlorine through populated areas

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Godard still follows his own experimental path

This content was published on Mar 12, 2015 The startling three-dimensional effects in Jean-Luc Godard’s latest film “Adieu au langage” (Goodbye to language) are the work of Fabrice Aragno. swissinfo.ch interview.

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