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Crans-Montana avalanche claims a life

This content was published on Feb 20, 2019 A 34-year-old man, who was pulled out of a Swiss ski resort avalanche, died from his injuries overnight. Three others sustained lesser injuries.

Jean Talon Market, Canada

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Swiss-made ‘Air Force One’ jet ready for service

This content was published on Feb 19, 2019 The locally produced Pilatus PC-24 jet plane will transport the Swiss president and other members of the Federal Council.

High pharma margins squeeze health systems

This content was published on Feb 19, 2019 Curing cancer for the masses could be challenging if healthcare systems are crippled by rapidly rising cancer drug prices.

Swiss firm ABB wins $42 million order from Indian Railways

This content was published on Feb 19, 2019 Zurich-based industrial company ABB was selected by Indian Railways to provide converters for electric locomotives that it will manufacture in India. It is the company’s largest traction equipment order in India.

Older jobless struggle to find work

This content was published on Feb 18, 2019 An estimated 100,000 people in Switzerland are jobless and on welfare. Many of them are over 50. We find out why.

Level crossings: one accident every three days

This content was published on Feb 17, 2019 There is on average one accident every three days at level crossings, according to officials statistics, which have been seen by the SonntagsZeitung.

Historian casts doubt on Swiss reverence of direct democracy

This content was published on Feb 16, 2019 The symbolic value of citizen’s participation in decision-making should not be underestimated, but its importance is often exaggerated in Switzerland.

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Dying star may have helped form Earth as we know it

This content was published on Feb 16, 2019 If it had not been for a massive star, Earth may well have developed into a hostile ocean world covered in ice sheets, say scientists.

Swiss cancer research yields breast-saving fat, better detection

This content was published on Feb 15, 2019 The incidence of breast cancer in Switzerland is high, but research offers hope – especially the finding that cancer cells can be converted into fat.

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