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Colossal tax dodging: the odd case of billionaire Pierre Castel

This content was published on Jan 30, 2023 French billionaire Pierre Castel allegedly owes back taxes to Geneva worth CHF410 million ($443 million).

Tracking Western parts in Russian weapons used against Ukraine

This content was published on Jan 30, 2023 Experts say components made by Western firms have been found in drones and missiles used by Russia against Ukraine. Here's what we know.

Swiss businesses prepare for escalation with China

This content was published on Jan 28, 2023 Swiss small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) geared to the Asian market are relocating their production to Vietnam, Thailand or India.

International car show to return to Geneva

This content was published on Jan 28, 2023 The Geneva International Motor Show is set to return to Geneva in 2024 after a four-year absence.

Switzerland and US conclude scientific research agreement

This content was published on Jan 28, 2023 Researchers from Switzerland and the United States will in future be able to submit a single funding application for joint projects.

The controversial war graves memorial in a Chur graveyard.

War graves monument with Nazi links found in Switzerland

This content was published on Jan 27, 2023 A monument to German war dead, with links to Nazi sympathisers, is found in the Swiss city of Chur.

Why Western companies still can’t quit Russia

This content was published on Jan 27, 2023 Despite public and political pressure, the mass exodus of Western firms from Russia hasn’t materialised according to a recent study.

Organic food mark-ups draws fire from price watchdog

This content was published on Jan 27, 2023 Swiss price watchdog rows with big retailers over the mark-ups they charge consumers for organic food products.

Court lowers bar for killing problem wolves in Switzerland

This content was published on Jan 27, 2023 DNA evidence 'carries too much weight' when deciding the fate of wolves suspected of killing Swiss livestock.

Train travelling besides a meadow in Switzerland

Invasive plants use roads to colonise Swiss Alps

This content was published on Jan 27, 2023 Global warming and transport networks help invasive plant species take root in Switzerland.

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