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Researchers unravel how birds learn new songs

This content was published on Nov 4, 2017 Finches break down new songs to learn them before putting everything back in order – a strategy used by computer scientists to compare documents.

The visionary art of making glass eyes

This content was published on Nov 4, 2017 Eyes, it is said, are windows to the soul. But what if you lose one through accident or illness?

Swiss wind power at a standstill

This content was published on Nov 4, 2017 Why has not a single wind farm been built this year, despite the vote in favour of Energy Strategy 2050?

Swiss Post has been testing a robot parcel service in Bern, Zurich, Köniz (canton Bern), and Biberist (canton Solothurn)

Switzerland will ‘kick back strongly’ against robot revolution

This content was published on Nov 3, 2017 The backlash against the impact of globalisation and automation on jobs and communities is likely to grow as technologies become more disruptive.

Online fraudsters use well-known company names to spread malware

This content was published on Nov 2, 2017 Cybercrimes are increasingly perpetrated under the disguise of well-known companies or even state agencies, according to the latest MELANI report.

Swiss officials visited Golan Heights despite embargo

This content was published on Nov 2, 2017 The visits by officials from the Federal Department of DefenceExternal link came at the invitation of Israeli technology company Elbit SystemsExternal link, which eventually sold six unarmed “Hermes 900” surveillance drones to the Swiss for CHF250 million ($249.9 million). Ignoring the instructions of the Federal Department of Foreign AffairsExternal link, three Swiss delegations visited the…

Polish economic hub: a threat to Swiss jobs?

This content was published on Nov 1, 2017 Wroclaw in Poland has become such an important economic hub that there are now direct flights from Zurich.

Government unveils sensitive agricultural reform plans

This content was published on Nov 1, 2017 The government has presented a paper on the gradual liberalisation of Switzerland’s agriculture market, in a bid to improve competitiveness.

Regional carrier wins new licence and avoids grounding

This content was published on Nov 1, 2017 The Federal Office of Civil Aviation announced on Tuesday that the carrier can resume flights, ending a three-day grounding of its planes. SkyWork director Martin Inäbnit declined to give details on the new investors, while a spokesman denied that the new licence is linked to the speculation that two German logistics and maintenance companies were…

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Swiss chocolate fails to impress in China

This content was published on Oct 31, 2017 It turns Swiss chocolate isn’t to everybody’s liking. Especially in China.

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