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Teaching students how to live democratically

This content was published on Apr 1, 2019 A new curriculum could better equip students to play a more active role in democracy, argues political scientist Monika Waldis.

Eiger Express project continues amid protests

This content was published on Mar 31, 2019 A celebration of the breakthrough of two tunnels for the future mountain station of the new Eiger Express cable car.

Flipping the world: atomic compass points east-west

This content was published on Mar 30, 2019 Swiss researchers have discovered a new magnetic phenomenon, observed on a micro-level, that could have implications for computer development.

Zooming in on what creeps, crawls and flies

This content was published on Mar 30, 2019 Basel photographer Adrian Künzli takes a closer look at some of his house guests.

Cargo transport system still has far to go

This content was published on Mar 30, 2019 Why Swiss attempts to move trucks onto trains have run into problems.

Swiss Post’s e-voting system pulled for May votes

This content was published on Mar 29, 2019 The e-voting system operated by Swiss Post will not be available for nationwide votes on May 19.

Stadler lands $600 million order in the US

This content was published on Mar 29, 2019 Swiss railway vehicle manufacturer Stadler Rail has won a $600 million order in the United States.

How easy is it to hold Swiss companies to account abroad?

This content was published on Mar 29, 2019 Swiss citizens may soon vote on whether to make companies liable for their actions abroad. Three stories show the challenges of getting justice.

My favourite places to unwind in Zurich

This content was published on Mar 29, 2019 Some people unwind with music, parties, social gatherings, meditation, or travel. My way of relaxing is connecting with my surroundings and nature.

An aerial view of the village of Etoy in canton Vaud (photo taken in 2013)

Voters rejected urban sprawl curbs due to adequate laws

This content was published on Mar 28, 2019 A study shows that Swiss voters rejected a proposal aimed at curbing urban sprawl as most people felt that existing rules were sufficient.

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