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Drones and thermal cameras save more fawns

This content was published on Jul 30, 2021 The Swiss Fawn Rescue organisation has saved 2,569 baby deer from being killed by mowers this year, almost twice as many as last year.

Online sales continue their Covid climb in Switzerland

This content was published on Jul 30, 2021 Fuelled by the Covid-19 pandemic, online commerce in Switzerland has continued to grow steadily in the first six months of the year.

Strong turnout influenced rejection of key environmental law

This content was published on Jul 30, 2021 Strong mobilisation against agricultural initiatives contributed to Swiss voters’ narrow rejection last month of a CO2 law, says a new analysis.

Switzerland wins 200th medal at the Summer Olympics

This content was published on Jul 30, 2021 Swimmer Jérémy Desplanches has won Switzerland's ninth medal at the Tokyo Olympics and the 200th podium in its history at the Summer Games.

Asylum seeker: we all need freedom of expression

This content was published on Jul 30, 2021 Ellie Kisyombe has managed to make her voice heard as one of the first ever asylum seekers to run for public office in Ireland.

Legal victory for Lindt in German chocolate bunny case

This content was published on Jul 29, 2021 The Federal Court of Justice delivered its verdict on Thursday in a battle between Lindt and German company Heilemann, which in 2018 also marketed a chocolate bunny in a gold foil wrap. Lindt claimed it had a trademark on the colour, acquired by use, and that Heilemann had infringed this trademark and should be prevented…

Mammut Sports tries to stay true to Swiss roots under new British owners

This content was published on Jul 29, 2021 Despite its sale to the British investment firm Telemos Capital, Mammut confirms it wants to stay true to its Swiss DNA.

Europe or the world? The 150-year dilemma for economiesuisse

This content was published on Jul 28, 2021 For 150 years the Swiss Business Federation has been torn between European markets and the rest of the world in the name of free trade.

Ex-Glencore trader pleads guilty in oil bribery case

This content was published on Jul 27, 2021 US prosecutors accuse the U.K-based trader, Anthony Stimler, of violating the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and conspiracy to commit money-laundering using, among other means, bank accounts in Switzerland, according to court documents seen by swissinfo.ch. In video testimony heard by a court in New York, the former Glencore West Africa desk trader pleaded guilty to both charges, according to court…

Mexico’s first referendum: for democracy or for populism?

This content was published on Jul 27, 2021 Popular votes might boost citizen power, but they also risk creating social divisions. Which way is Mexico going?

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