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Switzerland examining possible ban on 15 pesticides

Phytosanitary products being sprayed on a Swiss crop

This content was published on Jul 29, 2019 The pesticides in question all contain chlorothalonil, a fungicide in use since the 1970s.

Switzerland assists Japanese probe into Carlos Ghosn

This content was published on Jul 29, 2019 Canton Zurich’s public prosecutor is assisting the Japanese authorities in an inquiry related to bank accounts associated with Carlos Ghosn.

Swiss in Boston discuss value of being heard in Bern

This content was published on Jul 28, 2019 For the mobile Swiss community, should official voting materials be issued in English, too?

Networking events help counter Swiss tech gender gap

This content was published on Jul 28, 2019 Traditional family models and lack of confidence are some of the obstacles holding women back in the science and technology field.

Zurich scientists find link between stress and the brain

This content was published on Jul 27, 2019 A neurotransmitter called noradrenaline, produced in large quantities during stressful situations, reconfigures communications within the brain.

Rescuers stand in riverbed, some probing water with sticks

Safety still a question 20 years after Interlaken canyoning accident

This content was published on Jul 27, 2019 A canyoning tragedy 20 years ago in which 21 people died still provokes debate about safety standards for risk sports.

Asian man holds his camera in two hands to take a picture of another man posing in front of Chapel Bridge.

Mass tourism: Why we are all losers

This content was published on Jul 27, 2019 Twenty years on, I haven’t forgotten the words of a survivor of a guided outing in the Swiss Alps that went horribly wrong.

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Federal Court approves UBS data transfer to France

This content was published on Jul 26, 2019 Swiss Federal Court has decided that Swiss bank UBS should handover data on its French clients to Paris tax authorities.

Crop-spraying drones to be authorised

This content was published on Jul 25, 2019 The authorisation was requested by the Agroscope instituteExternal link – a government agricultural research body – and granted by the Federal Office for Civil Aviation (FOCA) on Thursday. Agroscope argued that drones are a useful alternative to noisy and inaccurate helicopters when it comes to the spraying of phytosanitary products. Drones, they say, can fly…

Swiss railway tracks buckle under the heat

This content was published on Jul 25, 2019 The hottest day of the year in Switzerland caused a headache for the Swiss Federal Railways.

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