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Activists take Qatar workers protest to FIFA boss’s hometown

This content was published on Dec 8, 2022 Campaigners are demanding compensation from FIFA for alleged human rights abuses in Qatar.

Pro-billboard campaigners fail to collect enough valid signatures

This content was published on Dec 7, 2022 Organisers of a referendum against a law banning advertising billboards have failed to collect enough valid signatures.

Parliament agrees on division of minimum tax revenues

This content was published on Dec 7, 2022 Switzerland’s 26 cantons will receive 75% of the additional revenue from the minimum taxation of large companies, the government 25%.

War and sport dominate Swiss Google searches in 2022

This content was published on Dec 7, 2022 The war in Ukraine and sporting events had people heading for search engine Google more than anything else this year.

Swiss crash out of World Cup after ‘Debacle of Doha’

This content was published on Dec 7, 2022 The Swiss media are rather unimpressed by Switzerland's 6-1 hammering by Portugal at the World Cup in Qatar.

Freeriders urged to stick to marked zones

This content was published on Dec 6, 2022 The number of fatal accidents while freeriding – skiing off-piste – doubled last year compared with the average of previous years.

Online replaces TV as most influential form of media

This content was published on Dec 6, 2022 Online media replaced television as the most influential media genre in Switzerland for the first time in 2021.

Domestic butter supply still fails to cover demand

This content was published on Dec 6, 2022 The Federal Office for Agriculture (FOAG) has increased the tariff quota for butter by 3,000 tonnes from January 2023.

Credit Suisse business is stable, claims chairman

This content was published on Dec 6, 2022 Credit Suisse is “definitely stable”, according to Chairman Axel Lehmann. He said the bank had seen a stabilisation in client outflows.

The interdisciplinary team of doctors and surgeonsare examing a patient with a two sided cleft lip and palate in Kyrgyzstan.

How AI helps children with cleft lip and palate

This content was published on Dec 6, 2022 In many countries, families of children born with a cleft lip or palate struggle to pay for treatment. Swiss researchers have developed a way to help.

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