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Zurich airport sees 30% jump in passenger numbers in 2023

This content was published on Jan 16, 2024 Switzerland’s biggest airport saw 28.9 million passengers in 2023 – an increase, but still 8% fewer than before Covid-19.

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This content was published on Jan 15, 2024 The world’s first trillionaire? Plus, a woman adopted illegally in Switzerland as a baby returns to Colombia.

Hinduja human trafficking trial delayed

This content was published on Jan 15, 2024 The Swiss trial of four members of the Hinduja family, accused of human trafficking, was adjourned until Wednesday due to the absence of two defendants and two lawyers.

Swiss data protection standard accepted in EU

This content was published on Jan 15, 2024 The European Commission has classified Swiss data protection as equivalent to the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

Adopted illegally in Switzerland, tracing her roots in Colombia

This content was published on Jan 15, 2024 Born in Colombia, Nathalie Favre was adopted by Swiss parents when she was seven months old. She describes her return to her native country.

Hinduja family to stand trial in Switzerland for exploiting domestic help

This content was published on Jan 14, 2024 Four members of the Hinduja household, a family of billionaires at the head of an Indian industrial conglomerate, are due to appear in court.

Can WEF break the impasse on global governance of AI?

This content was published on Jan 14, 2024 Governments are calling for trustworthy artificial intelligence (AI) but lack global rules. Can there be a breakthrough in Davos?

Who’s who at WEF and what it tells us about the world

This content was published on Jan 14, 2024 The guest list of the WEF's 54th annual meeting includes the top brass in business but geopolitical issues will take centre stage.

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‘Switzerland could do much more’ on AI global governance

This content was published on Jan 13, 2024 Two AI experts explain how Switzerland could act as a mediator to push for more inclusive regulation but is still holding back too much.

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This content was published on Jan 12, 2024 On Friday: Swiss ministers get ready for WEF, and John Cleese talks up Ticino.

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