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Swiss public broadcasters withdraw from X/Twitter

This content was published on May 4, 2024 Swiss public broadcasters RTS and SRF are drastically reducing their communications via the social network X (formerly Twitter).

Air India returns to Zurich after more than 25 years

This content was published on May 4, 2024 From June 16, the Indian airline will fly between Zurich and New Delhi.

Switzerland Today

This content was published on May 3, 2024 In the Swiss news today: how our journalists defy threats and repression to get you the story.

Swiss chocolate giant Lindt’s expansion plans face a cocoa price roadblock

This content was published on May 3, 2024 High cocoa prices could leave major factory expansion underutilised.

Patek Philippe has been controlled by the Stern family since 1932.

President of Patek Philippe: ‘I am, by far, the watchmaker who knows his customers best’

This content was published on May 3, 2024 Thierry Stern, the owner and director of Patek Philippe, explains why the prestigious Geneva-based firm produces almost all its watches in-house, while delegating sales to outside partners.

Lindt & Sprüngli expands cocoa processing plant

This content was published on May 3, 2024 The new facility is improving production capacity in addition to creating a dozen new jobs.

A close-up shot of a man, Brian Keller, on a city street.

Repeat offender Brian back in Swiss custody following brawl

This content was published on May 3, 2024 Brian was involved in a fight with another man, with whom he has been feuding for some time, say police.

A row of solar panels on a snowy mountain.

First large-scale alpine solar plant approved in Switzerland

This content was published on May 3, 2024 The approval was met with satisfaction by the project's organisers, but it also brings with it a certain amount of pressure.

Smoking chimneys above Bern, Switzerland.

Swiss climate verdict: why carbon budgets mattered to the judges

This content was published on May 3, 2024 The European Court of Human Rights recently ruled that Switzerland had failed to meet its own climate targets and to set a national carbon budget. What’s behind this budget, and why does it matter?

Medieval squirrels may have ‘helped spread leprosy’

This content was published on May 3, 2024 An examination of squirrel remains in the United Kingdom has opened up interesting questions and possibilities in terms of the history of the disease.

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