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Integrating and socialising

This content was published on Mar 4, 2021 There's a lot of emphasis in Switzerland on the integration of foreigners, whether by joining clubs or learning languages.

International protection of Swiss food names to be improved

This content was published on Mar 3, 2021 Swiss producers will find it easier to have geographical indications for their products protected internationally.

Greensill/Credit Suisse: finance dance

This content was published on Mar 3, 2021 The finance company’s problems are a blow for the Swiss bank’s chief who is keen to wipe the slate clean.

The next global pandemic: long-term unemployment

This content was published on Mar 3, 2021 The pandemic has virtually wiped out job prospects in some sectors, raising fears of long-term unemployment.

Novartis is the world leader in trademark filings

This content was published on Mar 2, 2021 Swiss pharmaceutical firm Novartis filed the most international trademark applications with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) .

Women still struggling to enter Swiss boardrooms

This content was published on Mar 2, 2021 Despite quota targets, women remain underrepresented in executive positions of top Swiss companies.

Podcast: Why women’s suffrage took so long

This content was published on Mar 2, 2021 Switzerland is celebrating a rather awkward anniversary this year. It was only 50 years ago that women got the right to vote at the federal level. What was the hold-up? And what’s still holding women back today?

Switzerland gears up to place robots in classrooms

This content was published on Mar 2, 2021 Covid-19 has accelerated the transition to online teaching, raising questions about the role of robots in classrooms.

Robots in schools: new teaching methods on the horizon?

This content was published on Mar 1, 2021 The pandemic is forcing us to rethink everything, even how we teach. What if robots are the future of education?

Anti-corruption NGO slams ‘weak’ Swiss corporate crime laws

This content was published on Mar 1, 2021 The law was changed in Switzerland in 2003 to make firms criminally liable if they fail to take reasonable steps to prevent serious crimes. A new report from Transparency International (TI) SwitzerlandExternal link reveals that despite frequent scandals, just eight convictions have been recorded in the past 20 years. “The shortcomings of criminal liability of…

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