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Swiss Space Systems founder accused of ‘staging’ own attack

This content was published on Jan 24, 2017 On Tuesday, the Fribourg public prosecutor’s office announced that it had opened criminal proceedings against Jaussi, the CEO and founder of the Vaud-based S3External link, for misleading the justice authorities, intentional arson and forgery. Jaussi denies the charges. Last year, an investigation was launched after the CEO was found badly injured on August 26 close…

Brexit needs parliament OK but citizens have no say

This content was published on Jan 24, 2017 Tuesday’s final decision of the Supreme CourtExternal link not to allow the government to trigger the Exit-clause of the EU treaties brings some constitutional clarity about how to implement last June’s vote on Brexit. In brief: There must be a vote by the British parliament to trigger the next step of Brexit (the two-year negotiations with…

Swiss care system faces massive expansion

This content was published on Jan 24, 2017 As a result of the trend over the coming decades Switzerland must “dramatically” expand its care system, says the study on employment and productivity in the social sector published in December 2016 by the Federal Social Insurance Office. “The social services sector has now become a major economic sector, involving more and more resources and…

Is a Swiss-funded handwashing project in India a washout?

This content was published on Jan 24, 2017 A mobile fun fair to encourage Indians to wash their hands was found to have little effect on behaviour, says a study.

CNN to launch first Swiss channel in English

This content was published on Jan 22, 2017 The new channel, CNNMoney Switzerland, will be the first nationwide TV channel dedicated to business news for and about Switzerland.

What’s the secret to Switzerland’s success?

This content was published on Jan 22, 2017 Switzerland is regularly ranked one of the most competitive countries in the world. So, what’s its secret?

What we learn in school and why

This content was published on Jan 21, 2017 The subjects taught at Swiss schools are a reflection of society’s expectations, a pioneering national research project shows.

Stephanie Müller

This content was published on Jan 20, 2017 During WEF week, children don’t have to go to kindergarten or primary school. Stephanie Müller, who teaches children with special needs, explains why. (Kristian Kapp, swissinfo.ch) The roads during the WEF annual meeting are blocked and either checked by the army or full of traffic. “For our pupils that’s a hassle and it can be…

Davos locals: the old man

This content was published on Jan 20, 2017 Here’s one of a series of locals we’re interviewing in Davos.

Why more Chinese companies will come to Switzerland

This content was published on Jan 20, 2017 Switzerland can expect to see a lot more companies coming over from China in the coming years, according to Liu Jiren, CEO of Neusoft.

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