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Switzerland remains ‘world’s most innovative country’

Scientists at the Campus Biotech in Geneva study at the inauguration of the "NeuroNA" neuroscience platform.

This content was published on Sep 26, 2024 Switzerland remains the world's most innovative country, still ahead of Sweden and the US on the WIPO Global Innovation Index.

The Swiss National Bank says inflation is falling

Swiss central bank cuts interest rate by 0.25%

This content was published on Sep 26, 2024 The Swiss National Bank lowers interest rates 0.25% as inflation falls.

Federal government approves shooting of national park herd

Switzerland approves shooting of National Park wolf pack

This content was published on Sep 26, 2024 Authorities clear culling of entire Fuorn wolf pack, which mainly lives in Switzerland's National Park.

Fish stocks hit by warming lakes. Climate change seems partly to blame.

Fish species are disappearing as Swiss lakes warm up

This content was published on Sep 26, 2024 As temperatures climb in Switzerland, Swiss lakes, fish species and their natural habitat are also suffering. A look at the impact on Lake Geneva.

Self-esteem increases satisfaction with sexual experiences

Self-esteem boosts sex lives, says academic study

This content was published on Sep 26, 2024 Self-confident people have more and better sex, according to a long-term study by the Universities of Zurich and Utrecht.

A deepfake image, created by AI, portrays Kamala Harris as a communist dictator.

Information wars

US disinformation surge rings alarm bells for Swiss direct democracy

This content was published on Sep 26, 2024 Like the United States, Swiss direct democracy is vulnerable to the same disinformation tactics that threaten voters around the world.

AI to monitor cracks on the Zermatt-Brig railroad line

AI to help monitor wear and tear on Swiss rail lines

This content was published on Sep 25, 2024 The line between Zermatt and Brig will be monitored for cracks using AI developed by the EPFL in Lausanne.

Richemont appoints Giorgio Sarné as new head of Montblanc

Luxury brand Montblanc gets new CEO

This content was published on Sep 24, 2024 Giorgio Sarné will take charge of the watch, jewelry and leather goods manufacturer on November 15.

PDO Gruyères will not be further defended worldwide

Swiss abandon defence of Gruyère cheese trademark abroad

This content was published on Sep 24, 2024 The protected designation of origin (PDO) of Gruyère cheese will no longer be defended worldwide.

Canton Zug is a popular destination for the wealthy as it offers, like other regions, a lump-sum taxation or “forfait” system, based on individuals’ living expenses, which enables them to cut bespoke deals on what tax they pay.

UK non-doms size up European tax breaks in hunt for fiscal advantage

This content was published on Sep 24, 2024 From Portugal to Greece and Monaco to Switzerland, advisers are inundated with residency inquiries from wealthy people.

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