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Should the Matterhorn be closed to tourists?

This content was published on Aug 4, 2019 Some mountain guides say the Matterhorn should be closed to climbers for safety reasons. Climate change is being blamed.

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These are the arguments that sank e-voting in Switzerland

This content was published on Aug 2, 2019 The idea of e-voting in Switzerland has been shelved for the moment. So what are the arguments against it?

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Political parties woo expat voters ahead of elections

This content was published on Aug 2, 2019 All five major political parties are courting the growing expat Swiss community using various strategies but their efforts are limited.

What being Swiss means to these expats

This content was published on Aug 1, 2019 Today isn’t a federal holiday for Swiss people living abroad, but many will be thinking about their homeland.

American arms manufacturer sponsored Swiss embassy event in 2018

This content was published on Jul 31, 2019 Amid controversy over deals with tobacco, Swiss public television reports American defense firm Raytheon sponsored a Swiss embassy event in 2018.

UBS plans negative interest rate for rich clients

This content was published on Jul 31, 2019 UBS plans to levy a negative interest rate on wealthy clients who deposit more than CHF 2 million with its Swiss bank.

Glencore suffers $350m hit as cobalt prices decline

This content was published on Jul 31, 2019 Glencore has taken a $350 million hit because of falling cobalt prices as the problems facing its African copper business continue to pile up.

Nestlé invests CHF99 million in factory expansion in Indonesia

This content was published on Jul 31, 2019 The Swiss food giant has announced plans to invest CHF99 million (around $100 million) to expand three factories in Indonesia.

How Swiss banks are bouncing back

This content was published on Jul 31, 2019 Banking secrecy is over, but Swiss banks are still managing to attract large flows of capital from other countries.

Semenya out of World Championships after Swiss court reverses reprieve

This content was published on Jul 30, 2019 The Swiss Federal Court has reversed a ruling that temporarily lifted testosterone regulations imposed on double Olympic champion Caster Semenya.

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