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Geneva mosque to be run by Swiss management

This content was published on Jan 19, 2020 Switzerland’s largest mosque, which has been embroiled in various controversies, is to come under Swiss management.

Fruit of the year is a rare cooking pear

This content was published on Jan 18, 2020 The Swiss cooking pear, of which there are only a few trees left, has been named Swiss fruit of the year.

Meteorite contains oldest material on Earth

This content was published on Jan 18, 2020 Swiss researchers have helped determine that stardust from a meteorite is seven billion years old.

‘With the Nobel Prize, you’ve reached the Olympus of science’

This content was published on Jan 18, 2020 Joint winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics, Didier Queloz talks about waiting for the call from Sweden and how the award has changed his life.

Financial innovation boosts humanitarian aid: Swiss foreign minister

This content was published on Jan 17, 2020 Swiss Foreign Minister believes that blockchain, plus the latest innovations in financial technology, can boost humanitarian relief in crisis areas.

Swiss Post posts parcels record

This content was published on Jan 17, 2020 Swiss Post handled a record number of parcels in 2019, the company said on Friday. The number of letters sent however continues to fall.

Can Switzerland clean up the ‘dirty’ gold trade?

This content was published on Jan 17, 2020 Our analysis of what the biggest global companies in Switzerland are up to. This week: dirty gold, climate change, Nestlé and looking ahead at WEF.

Inquiry launched into huge Swiss navy losses

This content was published on Jan 17, 2020 Swiss Economics Minister Guy Parmelin has announced an administrative inquiry into huge government losses related to the Swiss merchant navy.

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What Switzerland should consider when tracking cyber incidents

This content was published on Jan 17, 2020 Swiss attorney Florian Roth offers perspective on what the Swiss legislator still needs to answer to track and respond to cyber incidents.

Women replace men on Geneva road signs

This content was published on Jan 17, 2020 The city of Geneva is putting women on its pedestrian crossing road signs in a move to boost women’s presence in public spaces.

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