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The disruptive technologies heading our way

This content was published on Jun 3, 2023 What’s looming – or shining – on the horizon of science? We asked experts at a recent event at the University of Zurich.

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Swiss trade unions demand hard line with EU over wages

This content was published on Jun 2, 2023 The Swiss Trade Union Federation has condemned both the European Union and Swiss companies for trying to force down workers’ wages.

Swiss research helps paralysed man walk again using implants that read brainwaves

This content was published on Jun 2, 2023 A paralysed man can walk with the aid of implants that read his brainwaves and communicate with a device in his spinal cord to activate muscles.

Wolf hunting controls relaxed in Switzerland

This content was published on Jun 2, 2023 New laws that will make it easier to cull wolves in Switzerland will come into force on July 1.

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Switzerland invests millions in gender medicine

This content was published on Jun 2, 2023 The Swiss government has launched a national research program to invest in gender medicine.

Five things Africa can do to make the most of its cocoa

This content was published on Jun 2, 2023 West Africa produces 75% of the world’s cocoa beans and yet one-fifth of cocoa farmers in the region don't even earn a living wage.

Credit Suisse has paid back government-backed liquidity

This content was published on Jun 1, 2023 Swiss finance minister confirms Credit Suisse has repaid the liquidity it borrowed from a CHF100 billion lifeline backed by government guarantees.

Report: pesticide firms withheld studies on harmful effects

This content was published on Jun 1, 2023 Four pesticide manufacturers, including Swiss-based Syngenta, for years withheld studies showing potential harmful effects of certain products.

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Plastic-eating microbes are no silver bullet for waste problem

This content was published on Jun 1, 2023 As plastics treaty talks continue in Paris, news of plastic-eating bacteria found in the Alps raises hope they may be harnessed for recycling.

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Swiss cash use drops in reality check for bill-and-coin haven

This content was published on Jun 1, 2023 Switzerland’s cash-obsessed citizens are falling out of love with physical money.

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