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Geldcast update: Ukrainian refugees cannot exchange cash for Swiss francs

This content was published on Apr 4, 2022 In the latest Geldcast podcast, economist Fabio Canetg discusses some of the possible solutions.

Ukrainian refugees can benefit Swiss economy, says expert

This content was published on Apr 3, 2022 Switzerland can cope with Ukrainian refugees, and their skills can benefit the economy, says expert Thomas Kessler.

Ten oligarch properties frozen in Switzerland

This content was published on Apr 3, 2022 Swiss cantons have so far reported ten properties belonging to Russian oligarchs which are now ”frozen” in line with sanctions.

Thousands march for peace in Ukraine

This content was published on Apr 2, 2022 Some 10,000 people demonstrated on Saturday in the Swiss federal capital Bern for peace in Ukraine, according to organisers.

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Ukraine refugees struggle to exchange cash into Swiss francs

This content was published on Apr 2, 2022 Banks are refusing to convert Ukrainian cash from refugees into Swiss francs.

Covid-19: Switzerland can smile again. But for how long?

This content was published on Apr 1, 2022 While Switzerland is back to normal, countries like China struggle to contain the pandemic. Elsewhere, people haven't received their first jab yet.

War and sanctions impact steel traders in Lugano

This content was published on Apr 1, 2022 Ticino is an important world centre for trade in metal products from Eastern Europe. The conflict in Ukraine and sanctions are having an impact.

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Swiss court rules against gold trade transparency: NGO

This content was published on Mar 31, 2022 A Swiss court ruled in favor of trade secrecy for gold refiners despite concerns dirty gold is finding its way to Switzerland.

Swiss privacy technology tackles rampant online intrusion

This content was published on Mar 31, 2022 Two Swiss companies are setting up smokescreens to confuse prying eyes on the Internet and protect web users from big tech firms.

Study finds international Islamist groups have limited Swiss clout

This content was published on Mar 30, 2022 Claims that international Islamist movements exert big influence over mosques in Switzerland are exaggerated, a study has found.

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