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Swiss glassworks staff on strike over lay-offs

This content was published on May 25, 2024 Vetropack workers are demanding better conditions as production site faces closure.

Autumn resumption for Gotthard rail service is confirmed

This content was published on May 25, 2024 Swiss Federal Railways confirms September deadline for full rail service in Gotthard Base Tunnel.

In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the foundation of canton Jura, the canton launched a photo competition, “Il flotte notre Drapeau” (Our flag is flying).

Switzerland today

This content was published on May 24, 2024 A Swiss cantonal flag travels the world: find out why in today's briefing.

The chocolate of the future will have less cocoa or none at all

This content was published on May 24, 2024 The high price of cocoa beans along with laws against deforestation have sparked a hunt for new chocolate ingredients.

A man in a warehouse rides on an electric forklift with a number of boxes stacked on it.

Swiss employment trends positive in 2024

This content was published on May 24, 2024 In the areas of service, industry and construction, more employment was seen in the year's first quarter.

A small ship (the eMS Rütli) is shown sailing on Lake Lucerne.

One of Lake Lucerne’s oldest boats now running on electricity

This content was published on May 24, 2024 At a cost of more than CHF1 million, the small ship is now able to make relatively short journeys on battery power.

People are walking, mountains in the background.

How are you? What is on your mind? Take part in our big survey

This content was published on May 24, 2024 We would like to know what concerns you in your everyday life and your thoughts on major issues of the time.

A hotel with illuminated windows is shown on a mountain pass, with vehicle lights blurring by.

Switzerland Tourism takes stock of three years of pandemic recovery

This content was published on May 24, 2024 2023 saw an unprecedented number of overnight guests, suggesting that the industry has been able to bounce back through additional funding, marketing and development.

Wind power plants on Mont-Soleil mountain, Bernese Jura, canton of Berne, Switzerland, pictured on August 12, 2013. (KEYSTONE/Christian Beutler) Windkraftanlagen auf dem Mont-Soleil, Berner Jura, aufgenommen am 12. August 2013. (KEYSTONE/Christian Beutler)

Why do wind turbines windup so many emotions?

This content was published on May 24, 2024 Ahead of the vote on the Energy Act, wind turbines are the subject of heated debate in Switzerland.

A man (UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti) is shown seated and gesturing with his hands.

UBS mostly in agreement with tighter regulations

This content was published on May 24, 2024 The bank's CEO acknowledges that the institution is "too big to fail." There is however disagreement with certain of the proposed regulations.

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