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Trump’s tariffs – will the pharmaceutical industry be next? Also in today’s briefing: forged signatures, soaring property prices and women’s football.

This content was published on Apr 4, 2025 Trump’s tariffs – will the pharmaceutical industry be next? Also in today’s briefing: forged signatures, soaring property prices and women’s football.

Swiss pharma sector could face steep US tariffs

This content was published on Apr 4, 2025 These would be introduced soon, Trump told journalists on board the presidential aircraft Air Force One.

The language of bonobos is not so different from that of humans

Bonobo calls resemble word combinations of humans

This content was published on Apr 4, 2025 Scientists have shown that bonobos combine their calls into complex sound sequences that resemble combinations of human words.

A successful winter season for Swiss mountain railways

Swiss ski lifts enjoy a successful winter season

This content was published on Apr 4, 2025 Thanks to abundant snowfall, lift operators benefited from increased visitor numbers, with the number of guests jumping by 12% year-on-year.

Housing co-operatives offer Swiss alternative to rising rents

This content was published on Apr 4, 2025 From large historic co-operatives to self-managed projects and hybrid tenant-owner models, housing co-operatives offer a variety of affordable housing solutions.

Helvetia Nostra appeals against the "Gondosolar" project

Environmental groups appeal against Swiss Alpine solar project

This content was published on Apr 4, 2025 The 'Gondosolar' project would lead to the destruction of a precious Alpine ecosystem, say the opponents.

Swiss Prime Site buys former SGS headquarters in Geneva

This content was published on Apr 4, 2025 he building is now to be remodelled and re-let.

How is Switzerland reacting to Trump's tariff increases?

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This content was published on Apr 3, 2025 How is Switzerland responding to Trump’s latest tariff hikes?

Unhealthy eating contributes to Swiss illness

This content was published on Apr 3, 2025 In Switzerland, 2.2 million people are affected by non-communicable diseases, partly because people are not eating a balanced diet.

Every lake has its own blue-green algae cocktail

No single cure for toxic blue-green algae: Swiss research

This content was published on Apr 3, 2025 There is no one-size-fits-all remedy for toxic blooms of blue-green algae, according to Swiss researchers.

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