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Why the strong franc no longer scares Swiss businesses

This content was published on Sep 19, 2022 While the Swiss franc keeps rising against the euro, hardly any voices can be heard in Switzerland denouncing the nation’s pricey currency.

Marianne Kolb – the birth of a Swiss artist in California

This content was published on Sep 17, 2022 Marianne Kolb moved to California from Bern in the early 1980s. There she discovered painting and went on to become an established artist.

Switzerland Today

This content was published on Sep 16, 2022 Today's briefing: reactions to Federer's retirement, a nationwide vote averted, the end of fast-track visas for Russian nationals, and the first Covid prophylaxis drug.

Criminals continue to detonate Swiss ATMs

This content was published on Sep 16, 2022 A spate of explosive attacks on Swiss ATMs shows no sign of abating, with two cash machines being targeted in the last few days.

Swiss regulator gives green light to first drug to prevent Covid-19

This content was published on Sep 16, 2022 Swissmedic has issued a temporary marketing authorisation for AstraZeneca’s drug Evusheld for the prevention of Covid-19 in high-risk people.

Switzerland strives for a more sustainable economy

This content was published on Sep 16, 2022 With consumption and inflation on the rise, Switzerland could do more to transition to a circular economy and recycle billions of tonnes of materials.

Switzerland Today

This content was published on Sep 15, 2022 Today's briefing: It’s the end of an era. Roger Federer has announced his retirement from professional tennis.

European chocolate makers agree to share data with West Africa

This content was published on Sep 15, 2022 To reduce deforestation, chocolate and cocoa companies in Europe have agreed to share their data on cocoa farms with Ghana and Ivory Coast.

Workers walk to the Lusail Stadium, one of the 2022 World Cup stadiums, in Lusail, Qatar, Friday, Dec. 20, 2019.

FIFA: Swiss want justice for foreign workers in Qatar

This content was published on Sep 15, 2022 Swiss citizens want FIFA to compensate foreign workers over Qatar World Cup human rights abuse, says survey.

Competition authorities probe Novartis over suspected patent abuse

This content was published on Sep 15, 2022 The Swiss competition commission (COMCO) has opened an investigation into suspected unlawful use of a patent by Novartis.

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