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After the crowds leave: when you’re alone in the Alps

This content was published on Apr 20, 2019 What’s it like to be in the mountains when the last skiers have gone home and summer hikers have yet to arrive?

Rail bosses worried over train punctuality

This content was published on Apr 19, 2019 Swiss Federal Railways has set up a taskforce to look into train punctuality - currently 90.1% - after it slipped slightly last year.

Empty parliamentary chamber seen from the visitor s gallery

How the electoral system influences success

This content was published on Apr 18, 2019 Will the winners of the next parliamentary elections be the candidates with the most votes? The Swiss electoral system is more complicated than that.

‘We haven’t yet learned from the 2015 refugee crisis’

This content was published on Apr 18, 2019 Is Europe set for another migration wave? A complex civil war in Libya, the third since 2011, could spark a new stream of asylum requests.

Stadler Rail wins €200 million contract in Finland

This content was published on Apr 18, 2019 The Swiss train company has won a tender to supply 60 diesel-electric locomotives to the Finnish VR Group.

Three ways to improve Taiwan’s direct democracy

This content was published on Apr 17, 2019 The new conventional wisdom is that electoral democracy is in decline. But the assumption ignores a global trend of booming direct democracy.

Syngenta slammed for hazardous pesticide profits

This content was published on Apr 17, 2019 A UN representative is demanding action following reports that Swiss crop science company Syngenta is selling highly hazardous pesticides abroad.

Swisscom forges ahead with 5G amid safety fears

This content was published on Apr 17, 2019 Telecoms operator Swisscom has gone live with its 5G fifth-generation mobile communications.

Why most of Switzerland’s prisoners are not Swiss

This content was published on Apr 17, 2019 Almost three-quarters of all detainees in Swiss prisons are of foreign origin, a study shows. An analysis of the factors behind the numbers.

Generic drugs remain twice as expensive in Switzerland

This content was published on Apr 16, 2019 Drug prices in Switzerland remain higher than in other major European markets, especially when it comes to generic drugs, which are twice as expensive in Switzerland as elsewhere.

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