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Around 400 women from all over Switzerland are meeting at the federal parliament in Bern today on the eve of International Women's Rights Day. They will be discussing this year's theme, "Women and Security". The meeting was organised by Maja Riniker, president of the House of Representatives and member of the Radical-Liberal Party, seen giving a speech in the picture of the day above.

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Switzerland Today

This content was published on Mar 7, 2025 US funding suspension is a "real earthquake" for international organisations. SWISS CEO rules out fare cuts despite record profits. More in today’s briefing.

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Swiss steel industry offered four-year state subsidies

This content was published on Mar 7, 2025 Strategically important steel companies in Switzerland are eligible for state aid from the start of this year until the end of 2028.

Major implementation deficits in equal pay analyses

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Swiss companies failing to observe equal pay obligations

This content was published on Mar 7, 2025 Many Swiss companies are failing to carry out their legal obligation to monitor equal pay, says the Federal Office of Justice.

Flughafen Zürich spoils shareholders after soaring profits

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Zurich airport posts record profits for 2024

This content was published on Mar 7, 2025 Zurich airport saw improved revenues and record profitability, buoyed by higher passenger numbers last year.

Roche builds innovation center on Harvard campus

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Roche builds innovation centre on Harvard campus

This content was published on Mar 7, 2025 Pharmaceutical giant Roche announces opening of an innovation centre at Harvard University's corporate research campus.

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Switzerland Today

This content was published on Mar 6, 2025 Today's briefing has a strong focus on Swiss politics and the influence of US President Donald Trump.

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Switzerland Today

This content was published on Mar 6, 2025 Today's briefing has a strong focus on Swiss politics and the influence of US President Donald Trump.

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Swiss public names two newly discovered fish

This content was published on Mar 6, 2025 Two fish species recently discovered in Switzerland have been called fluvicola and ommata, following an appeal to the public for names.

Towards an extension of the moratorium on genetic engineering

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Swiss crop GMO moratorium set to be extended

This content was published on Mar 6, 2025 A Swiss moratorium on the genetic engineering of plants, which expires at the end of 2025, could be extended for five years.

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