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Voters to decide fate of giant Basel aquarium

This content was published on May 15, 2019 Opponents of the CHF100 million Ozeanium project say it is unsustainable.

Survey finds abuse in more than a third of Swiss companies

This content was published on May 15, 2019 Suspected cases of embezzlement, tax fraud, money laundering and sexual harassment have been reported in 35% of companies in Switzerland.

Finding a job in Switzerland

This content was published on May 15, 2019 Arielle Fakhraee, originally from Philadelphia, worked at a spin-off after graduating from ETH Zurich and then for consulting companies in Zurich.

Non-EU graduates struggle with Swiss job access

This content was published on May 15, 2019 Complicated rules and immigration laws present obstacles for graduates of Swiss schools from outside the EU or EFTA. Will a legal change help?

Roland Eberle, Philipp Staehelin, Vreni Schawalder and Hermann Lei walking on planks over flooded Thurgau

When the ‘flood of the century’ crippled Switzerland

This content was published on May 15, 2019 Severe flooding in May 1999 killed one person and injured several others. Damage to property and infrastructure was severe, racking up thousands of insurance claims worth millions of Swiss francs. Especially hard hit were communities near Bern and in central and eastern Switzerland. In some cases, the entire ground floors of homes and businesses were…

In December 2018, Aleph Farms unveiled its first lab-grown minute steak.

Swiss supermarket invests in Israeli lab-grown steak firm

This content was published on May 14, 2019 Switzerland’s biggest retailer Migros has invested in an Israeli start-up, Aleph Farms, which specialises in lab-grown meat.

Organisers outline plans for nationwide women’s strike

This content was published on May 14, 2019 Plans are shaping up for the nationwide women's strike scheduled for June 14.

Tunnelling through a glacier keeps villages from flooding

This content was published on May 14, 2019 A glacial lake in Switzerland has been filling with meltwater, endangering the residents of the valley.

Kids taking part in an integration project

Integrating as a migrant

This content was published on May 14, 2019 Integration remains a buzzword among the Swiss, with proposals frequently discussed on ways to help – even direct – foreigners to find their place.

Geneva prosecutor finds no signs of electoral fraud

This content was published on May 13, 2019 Geneva prosecutor Olivier Jornod says he has found no evidence of possible electoral fraud, but an investigation continues.

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