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Swiss asparagus covers fraction of local demand

This content was published on Apr 15, 2017 As Swiss restaurants update their spring menus with asparagus dishes, Swiss farmers are continually expanding their production of the crisp vegetable.

How Turkey’s democratic dream turned ugly

This content was published on Apr 13, 2017 Indeed, a functioning democracy needs freedom of expression like a fish needs water. Here is a five-part analysis ahead of Erdoğan’s constitutional referendum. 1. The vote: On 16 April 2017, 55 million Turks will be asked to vote on the future powers of their president. The constitutional reform proposed by the incumbent conservative Recep Tayyip…

Do software developers earn less than bus drivers?

This content was published on Apr 13, 2017 A recent report on Swiss salaries left many wondering whether software developers really only earn a mediocre amount compared to other professions.

Fewer cars per inhabitant in large Swiss cities

This content was published on Apr 12, 2017 The number of cars in Swiss cities of more than 100,000 inhabitants dropped by a sixth between 2007 and 2015.

Swiss chocolate sees its magic melt

This content was published on Apr 12, 2017 Shifting tastes and the “war on sugar” are forcing the Swiss chocolate industry to rethink its business models.

Millions pledged to support development banks

This content was published on Apr 12, 2017 The government has reaffirmed its commitment to development banks by pledging CHF978 million ($970 million) towards four key institutions.

Sion 2026: an un-Olympic dream

This content was published on Apr 11, 2017 Voters may have said no to Graubünden’s candidacy for the Winter Olympics 2026, but Switzerland could still be in the running to host the event.

Takeover war of attrition grinds on at Sika

This content was published on Apr 11, 2017 The family owners of Swiss industrial chemical maker Sika traded more blows with the company’s board at the annual general meeting of shareholders.

Every Swiss steak to be identifiable by its DNA

This content was published on Apr 11, 2017 Meat lovers in Switzerland will soon be able to guarantee that their steak really did come from Switzerland.

Spain tests new forms of citizen participation

This content was published on Apr 11, 2017 We want real democracy and this involves opening the institutions’ doors. Since the last municipal elections, many cities have focused on increasing citizen participation. The variety of processes and the desire to experiment has been extraordinary. New platforms based on Consul free participation softwareExternal link, such as Decide MadridExternal link or Decidim BarcelonaExternal link, have…

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