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What the winter session of parliament holds for the Swiss Abroad

This content was published on Dec 4, 2023 The winter session of the Swiss parliament will cover several topics that affect the Swiss Abroad such as inheritance law in Europe.

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Swiss nuclear power plants are running out of staff

This content was published on Dec 3, 2023 The search for skilled labour is becoming increasingly challenging. There are currently over 40 vacancies at the Beznau, Gösgen and Leibstadt plants.

Swiss Catholic Church Conference rejects financial sanctions for sexual abuse

This content was published on Dec 3, 2023 The general assembly of the Central Conference of the Roman Catholic Church in Switzerland rejected financial sanctions to combat sexual abuse.

Heavy snowfall disrupts travel in Switzerland and Germany

This content was published on Dec 2, 2023 Bad weather conditions in Switzerland and southern Germany disrupted travel, with hundreds of flights delayed or canceled so far.

Marlon Brando’s $5m Rolex held in Swiss dispute with Christie’s

This content was published on Dec 2, 2023 A Rolex watch once owned by Marlon Brando is frozen by a court order in a legal dispute between a collector and auction house Christie’s.

‘The arrival of foreign capital has not harmed Swiss watchmaking’

This content was published on Dec 2, 2023 An interview with Jean-Daniel Pasche, president of the Federation of the Swiss Watch Industry, who steps down at the end of 2023.

First wolf of mass Swiss cull is shot

This content was published on Dec 1, 2023 The first of around 30 Swiss wolves that are to be culled in Switzerland has been shot by hunters.

Switzerland Today

This content was published on Dec 1, 2023 Love, language and rental leases – all this in today's briefing.

Space discovery confounds theories of planet formation

This content was published on Dec 1, 2023 The discovery of a new planet challenges theoretical models of planet formation.

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Russian assets seized by Switzerland rise slightly

This content was published on Dec 1, 2023 Switzerland has frozen an estimated CHF7.7 billion in financial assets belonging to Russians, the government said in an update.

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