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Swiss police cry foul over citizen filming of arrests

Swiss police being trained to restrain people whilst being filmed.

This content was published on Jul 23, 2023 Swiss police demand restrictions on citizen video content of police actions being made public on social media.

Cocoa factory slow-down spells trouble for chocolate industry

This content was published on Jul 22, 2023 Cocoa factories around the world are slowing down fast, a sign that the worst is still to come for chocolate makers.

Credit Suisse pressed by US senators over Nazi accounts probe

This content was published on Jul 22, 2023 Top US senators accuse Credit Suisse of failing to cooperate with allegations the bank concealed information about WWII Nazi accounts.

Artificial sweeteners: when ‘zero’ is not the way to go

This content was published on Jul 22, 2023 With the World Health Organization (WHO) counselling against the use of artificial sweeteners, what options are left on the table?

Switzerland Today

This content was published on Jul 21, 2023 In Friday's briefing: the Swiss passport gains power and drowning accidents increase for children in Switzerland.

700-year-old house will remain standing

This content was published on Jul 21, 2023 A 700-year-old wooden house in canton Schwyz should have been demolished. Now, it has been decided that that the house will remain standing.

Up and Away – surprises

This content was published on Jul 21, 2023 The latest news on three Swiss families who are leaving Switzerland for Canada, Uruguay and northern Germany.

Switzerland Today

This content was published on Jul 20, 2023 Switzerland Today: Trains, football games, and the quest for eternal life.

Swiss firm Stadler Rail wins first European order for hydrogen trains

This content was published on Jul 20, 2023 The train manufacturer signed an agreement on Thursday with two Italian railway operators to supply a total of 25 hydrogen-powered trains.

Geneva patient in HIV remission following bone marrow transplant

This content was published on Jul 20, 2023 While not the first case of HIV remission following a transplant, the donor did not carry the genetic mutation associated with this phenomenon.

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