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People take a lunch break and enjoy the sunshine of a warm spring day under flowering cherry trees and enjoy the sunshine of a spring day at the Mon Repos Park, in Lausanne, Switzerland, Thursday, March 14, 2024.

This content was published on Mar 15, 2024 Uncertain times for the Patrouille Suisse, the search for the missing skier, wolf culls and more money for asylum.

Third of Swiss support preventive wolf culls

This content was published on Mar 15, 2024 In a survey, one-third of Swiss adults supported the idea of culling wolves in order to protect livestock.

Welfare for Swiss expats: fewer but increasingly complex cases

This content was published on Mar 15, 2024 An in-depth look at the financial aid that Switzerland sends to its citizens who live abroad.

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This content was published on Mar 14, 2024 On money woes and babies, avoiding another Credit Suisse debacle, and saving Swiss wines.

Football hooliganism: new measures to come into force next season

This content was published on Mar 14, 2024 Despite criticism from clubs and the Swiss Football League, new measures to prevent violence at football matches will come into force from next season.

OECD gives Switzerland’s economic policy positive write-up

This content was published on Mar 14, 2024 Switzerland's economy is well on track, as confirmed by the OECD in its country report.

Swiss Post profit falls by CHF35 million

This content was published on Mar 14, 2024 Largely due to a drop in letter and parcel volumes, Swiss Post’s group profit fell from CHF295 million ($289 million) in 2022 to CHF254 million last year

Investigation into collapse of Credit Suisse beset by delays

This content was published on Mar 14, 2024 Credit Suisse collapsed in March 2023, but who should take the blame? The finger pointing has begun.

Swiss wine gets boost to fend off foreign competitors

This content was published on Mar 14, 2024 Swiss-made wine has for years seen its dominance of the domestic market erode. Can it claw back some ground from imported rivals?

A woman with dark hair in a black top and white apron chops carrots in a commercial kitchen

Work permits for S status refugees could be swapped for registration

This content was published on Mar 14, 2024 Switzerland’s parliament is looking to replace the current work permit requirement for refugees with S status with a compulsory registration process.

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