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Swiss officials backed Nestlé over Mexico’s food warning labels

This content was published on Jul 2, 2022 The food giant had urged Swiss officials to lobby against junk food warning labels mooted by the Mexican government in 2019.

Switzerland today

This content was published on Jul 1, 2022 In the news: EU payment, pharma facility, Russian bank and gay marriage

CERN scientists restart hunt for answers to mysteries of universe

This content was published on Jul 1, 2022 The world’s biggest particle accelerator will be fired up again as scientists resume research into the mysteries of the universe.

Two women greeted by umbrella holding well wishers after a marriage ceremony in Switzerland

Newly married same-sex couples risk losing out on fast-track citizenship

This content was published on Jul 1, 2022 Swiss authorities say same-sex couples should think carefully about how they go about achieving marital status if they want facilitated citizenship.

Sulzer counts cost of withdrawing from Russia

This content was published on Jul 1, 2022 Pulling out of Russia and Poland will cost Swiss industrial company Sulzer at least CHF125 million in depreciation costs.

Biotech firm Lonza to invest CHF500 million in new Swiss plant

This content was published on Jul 1, 2022 The company has announced plans to build a large-scale, commercial drug product fill and finish facility in northern Switzerland.

Swiss branch of Sberbank allowed to pay creditors

This content was published on Jul 1, 2022 The Swiss financial regulator lifts some restrictions on the Swiss branch of Russia’s Sberbank so it can pay off non-sanctioned creditors.

War and peace: dual-use technologies divide

This content was published on Jul 1, 2022 New technologies, created 'for good', are increasingly being used to wage war. Switzerland is closely affected by this phenomenon.

Switzerland Today

This content was published on Jun 30, 2022 Deafening waterfalls, Hells Angels, Metallica – all in Thursday's briefing.

Swiss government accused of lacking will to protect groundwater

This content was published on Jun 30, 2022 The Swiss authorities are censured for failing to implement measures designed to protect the country’s groundwater.

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