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Why Switzerland attends NATO’s Parliamentary Assembly

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This content was published on Oct 22, 2025 Twice yearly, lawmakers from NATO and beyond – including Switzerland – meet to discuss all things defence. A portrait of an understated institution.

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Switzerland flies under the radar at NATO gathering

This content was published on Oct 22, 2025 Switzerland is not a NATO member, but it keeps half a foot in the door – a visit to the alliance’s recent parliamentary assembly shows how this works.

A cross-border commuter living in France obtains a seat in the Swiss parliament, while a study quantifies the hostility experienced by people elected in the legislature.

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This content was published on Oct 21, 2025 A Swiss living in France takes a seat in parliament, as a study sheds light on the hostility faced by elected officials.

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Almost every member of the federal parliament experiences hatred and threats

Most Swiss politicians subjected to hatred and threats

This content was published on Oct 21, 2025 Almost all Swiss parliamentarians experience hostility in connection with their political mandate.

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This content was published on Oct 20, 2025 The Radical-Liberals says yes to the EU agreements and the People's Party makes great strides in cantonal elections.

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The key international story this week was the cessation of fighting in Gaza and the release of the last Israeli hostages. But the Middle East crisis continues to dominate Swiss headlines.

The week in Switzerland

This content was published on Oct 18, 2025 Tensions over Gaza and a tough week for the economy have dented Switzerland’s image of calm and stability.

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This content was published on Oct 17, 2025 Electric mobility is losing momentum, but medical innovation leads the headlines in Switzerland this Friday.

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The poorly degradable compound trifluoroacetic acid, or TFA for short, was detected in all samples, including organic products.

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Residues of a ‘forever chemical’ found in Swiss bread and wine

This content was published on Oct 17, 2025 An investigation has detected residues of a so-called forever chemical in bread and wine from French-speaking Switzerland.

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Digging up Swiss roots: our community shares tips and tricks

This content was published on Oct 17, 2025 Discover stories and tips from people tracing their Swiss ancestry worldwide. Join the conversation in our Debate.

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This content was published on Oct 16, 2025 Nestlé announces that it will cut 16,000 jobs, while Swiss construction workers decide to strike.

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