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Looming bacterial pandemic triggers debate over how to pay for new antibiotics

This content was published on Apr 27, 2022 Few big pharmaceutical companies have a stake in new antibiotics research. Financial incentives could help, but they are controversial.

The riddle of Russian money in Switzerland

This content was published on Apr 27, 2022 The low level of sanctioned funds belies assumptions that the Alpine nation is a treasure house of Putin kleptocracy.

Basel biologist wins science prize for thalidomide insights

This content was published on Apr 26, 2022 Structural biologist Nicolas Thomä has been awarded this year’s Otto Naegeli Prize for medical research.

UN Security Council: how small states skilfully play their cards

This content was published on Apr 26, 2022 Switzerland may soon be elected to the UN Security Council. What lessons can it learn from other small states which have held a seat?

Böögg predicts another poor summer

This content was published on Apr 25, 2022 The Böögg, an exploding snowman with a famed but erratic ability to predict the weather, has returned to Sechseläutenplatz in central Zurich.

Retired lab rats will be offered for adoption to Swiss homes

This content was published on Apr 25, 2022 A leading Swiss research institution has signed an agreement to hand over retired lab rats for adoption to private individuals.

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Geldcast update: calls for a more transparent Swiss National Bank

This content was published on Apr 25, 2022 The Swiss National Bank is very opaque by international standards. Economics professor Yvan Lengwiler argues it's time to change this.

Watch lovers in Japan can spend years hunting for a Rolex

This content was published on Apr 25, 2022 Hunting for a Rolex these days is like running a marathon, say Japanese watch lovers. But the rise of luxury watches as investment objects is global.

Annual racism report flags 630 cases of discrimination

This content was published on Apr 24, 2022 A record number of cases of racial discrimination were recorded in Switzerland in 2021, with the education sector seeing a notable increase.

Swiss industry group worried about global supply chain issues

This content was published on Apr 23, 2022 Despite high demand, the Swiss machinery, electrical engineering and metal (MEM) sector is still hampered by delivery bottlenecks.

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