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Nigerian arrest death: ex-police officer probed for offensive photo

Protestors daub the word Mike on the Lausanne court

This content was published on Jul 10, 2023 A former Swiss police officer is being investigated for a controversial photograph that apparently shows him mocking a Nigerian man who died whilst being arrested.

Only half Swiss drone users register their machines

This content was published on Jul 10, 2023 Of the roughly 100,000 people who fly drones in Switzerland, only around half have so far conformed with a legal obligation to register with the authorities.

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Exclusion from Horizon Europe ‘a serious disadvantage’, says Swiss Nobel laureate

This content was published on Jul 9, 2023 In the long term, participation in the European Union’s flagship research grant programme will be “indispensable”, says biochemist Kurt Wüthrich.

Protester in Lausanne carrying placard to boycott Nestle

Swiss-based firms active in Russia are ‘filling Putin’s war chest’

This content was published on Jul 9, 2023 Swiss companies that continue to do business and pay millions in taxes in Russia are helping to fund Moscow’s war in Ukraine, activists say.

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Where does Switzerland stand on regulating AI?

This content was published on Jul 9, 2023 The European Union and the Council of Europe are currently drawing up a set of rules. What about Switzerland?

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Switzerland set to import more cheese than it exports for first time

This content was published on Jul 8, 2023 The liberalisation of the dairy sector starting in the 1990s is to blame for this development, says the president of Swissmilk, Boris Beuret.

Farmers call for Switzerland to tackle reliance on food imports

This content was published on Jul 7, 2023 Domestic agriculture covers only 52% of Switzerland’s food needs, and it must do more for food security, says the Swiss Farmers’ Union.

Breakthrough Alzheimer’s drug produced in Switzerland

This content was published on Jul 7, 2023 Biogen’s new factory in Switzerland is the only producer of the active ingredient in Leqembi, approved to treat Alzheimer's disease.

Swisscom, Coca-Cola and others accused of greenwashing

This content was published on Jul 7, 2023 A consumer group has filed complaints against Swisscom, Coca-Cola Switzerland and six other Swiss firms for what it says is illegal greenwashing.

Swiss plastic recycling inches up, but remains low

This content was published on Jul 7, 2023 Swiss plastic recyclers collected and recycled more plastic in 2022 than the previous year, but still only a fraction of total plastic waste.

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