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Switzerland’s first electric sports car revealed

Sportwagen Piëch Mark Zero vor einem Salzsee, Hinteransicht

This content was published on Mar 3, 2019 The first pictures of the electric prototype Piëch Mark Zero have been released at the Geneva International Motor Show.

Retailers compete for customers who want organic food

This content was published on Mar 3, 2019

Swiss researchers see promise in natural pest control methods for corn

This content was published on Mar 2, 2019 Swiss researchers have discovered two effective natural methods for fighting one of the most destructive pests ravaging corn in North America.

Mexico freezes suspicious university funds received via Switzerland

This content was published on Mar 2, 2019 Mexico’s treasury has opened an investigation into suspicious funds received by a large state university via Switzerland.

On the road with Switzerland’s public broadcaster

This content was published on Mar 2, 2019 Switzerland has a long history of public media – and the challenge of keeping it current for future generations.

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Homosexuality is no longer taboo in classrooms

This content was published on Mar 1, 2019 The ABQ association has been criss-crossing schools in cantons Bern and Fribourg for 20 years, talking about sexual orientation.

How French authorities used a whistleblower to sting UBS bankers

This content was published on Mar 1, 2019 In 2011 a scared UBS employee was summoned without explanation to meet French government officials outside a Louis Vuitton store in Paris.

New asylum rules come into force

This content was published on Mar 1, 2019 Most asylum proceedings are now to be completed within 140 days in federal asylum seekers’ centres. This compares with an average of 280 days in 2015. The reform was approved by two-thirds of Swiss voters in spring 2016. + Read more about the 2016 vote on accelerated asylum procedures As of March 1, asylum…

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Internet provider ‘not responsible’ for pirated movie sites

This content was published on Feb 27, 2019 The complaint was brought against the state-owned telecoms giant by the independent Swiss movie and documentary maker Praesens FilmExternal link. The company argued that Swisscom should be obliged to deny its customers access to foreign websites that allow illegal streaming or downloading of films. But the Supreme Court in Lausanne turned down the complaint on…

Inside IKEA: a furniture store on a social mission

This content was published on Feb 26, 2019 IKEA has a long and rich history in Switzerland and now it is trying to rally other companies in the country around gender equality. Will they listen?

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