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Parliamentarians warn Swiss firms may lose out over Japan-EU trade deal

EU and Japan officials sign free trade deal

This content was published on Jul 17, 2018 The Japan-EU free trade deal is likely to put pressure on Swiss industrial companies and farmers which export to Japan, say parliamentarians in Bern.

Interview with Nadeem Khadem al Jamie

This content was published on Jul 16, 2018

Recipe Macaroni and Cheese from Glarus

This content was published on Jul 16, 2018

New Swiss stock exchange (gingerly) mulls cryptocurrencies

This content was published on Jul 15, 2018 The Swiss stock exchange operator SIX Group has not yet decided whether bitcoin will be welcome on its new digital platform.

Uber plans softer Swiss expansion drive

This content was published on Jul 15, 2018 Uber is present in Zurich, Basel, Geneva and Lausanne with 300,000 regular customers and some 2,600 drivers in Switzerland, Salom told SonntagsBlick. But it has also run into some difficulties with local authorities, trade unions and taxi drivers who complain of unfair competition. “Yes, we made mistakes. We wanted to grow too fast, we were…

Life experience changes structure of brain

This content was published on Jul 14, 2018 “Professional musicians, golfers or chess players, for example, have particular characteristics in the regions of the brain which they use the most for their skilled activity,” stated a press releaseExternal link. Lead researcher and neuropsychology professor Lutz Jäncke made the discovery whilst testing an earlier discovery about the way individual life circumstances affect the anatomy…

Hybrid engines on Swiss lakes

This content was published on Jul 14, 2018

Swiss minister appointed to ‘digital’ UN panel

This content was published on Jul 13, 2018 Communications Minister Doris Leuthard has been invited to join the new United Nations High-Level Panel on digital cooperation issues.

Macron one year on: strong leadership, weak democracy

This content was published on Jul 11, 2018 One year on, Emmanuel Macron has abandoned his promises to make democracy stronger, writes former French MP Christophe Premat.

A robot arm moves a wooden beam in a research centre

A new model for Swiss innovation

This content was published on Jul 11, 2018 The World Intellectual Property Organization has again named Switzerland the most innovative country. Where is there room for improvement?

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