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Foreigner voting rights: broad variety of opinions

woman walking past a public billboard asking if it is democratic that only 43% of residents in Geneva have the right to vote

This content was published on Jan 10, 2019 What do swissinfo.ch readers make of the idea of granting foreigners in Switzerland the right to take part in votes and elections?

Swiss diplomacy chief’s Glencore mine visit irritates NGOs

This content was published on Jan 10, 2019 As part of his five-day trip to Africa, Swiss Foreign Affairs Minister Ignazio Cassis visited a copper mine. Now he faces criticism.

Swiss government ups probe into Pilatus-Saudi deal

This content was published on Jan 10, 2019 A Swiss aircraft manufacturer may have broken the law through part of a contract signed with Saudi Arabia.

Global democracy looking better as Switzerland slips

This content was published on Jan 9, 2019 Increased political participation around the world has halted a democratic backslide according to the latest democracy index.

What does the future hold for electric vehicles?

This content was published on Jan 9, 2019 Switzerland has a new strategy to promote electric vehicles, but the Alpine nation remains far behind leading e-mobility pioneers.

Inside Philip Morris International: On a mission to convince the skeptics

This content was published on Jan 9, 2019 What is it like to work inside the world's largest tobacco company as it tries to radically reinvent itself?

Central bank faces loss of CHF15 billion

This content was published on Jan 9, 2019 The Swiss National Bank (SNB) says it expects to report a loss of about CHF15 billion ($15.3 billion) for 2018.

Mars products boycotted by Swiss supermarket chain

This content was published on Jan 8, 2019 Swiss supermarket chain Coop is refusing to stock products from food producing giant Mars in a dispute over prices.

‘Cool’ Swiss tech puts on a show in Vegas

This content was published on Jan 8, 2019 The cream of Swiss innovation is being presented at the Consumer Electronic Show (CES) in Las Vegas – for the first time ever.

Alpine solar panels could address Swiss energy gap

This content was published on Jan 8, 2019 New findings from the WSL Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research (SLF) and Lausanne’s Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL) suggest that alpine photovoltaic (PV) systems can provide a home-grown means of replacing a significant amount of lost power – particularly in winter. This is because mountains often poke above low-lying fog and panels at high…

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