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Blockchain and bank accounts: a Swiss tightrope act

This content was published on Sep 26, 2018 The Swiss Bankers Association intervenes as blockchain companies receive mixed messages about opening bank accounts.

Welcomed by friendly Indian faces

This content was published on Sep 26, 2018 Devendra received help when he was fresh off the plane in Switzerland. Six months later, he is given the opportunity to return the favour.

Palm oil to remain part of free trade talks despite opposition

This content was published on Sep 25, 2018 The Swiss Senate has narrowly voted against proposals to exclude palm from any free trade agreement with Malaysia and Indonesia.

Crypto Valley Association elects women board members

This content was published on Sep 25, 2018 María Gomez, Lead for Ecosystem Development at blockchain-based project Aragon and Jenna Zenk, CTO of Zug-based blockchain asset management startup Melonport were voted in by members on Thursday evening. The CVA board has therefore been expanded to seven members following a resolution during June’s AGM to expand diversity at the association. In the build-up to…

World democracy summit set to kick off in Rome

This content was published on Sep 25, 2018 As the Italian government faces several challenges, the seventh Global Forum on Modern Direct Democracy is set to begin on Wednesday in Rome.

Inside Syngenta: Behind the complicated image

This content was published on Sep 25, 2018 Swiss-based Syngenta is one of the largest agribusiness companies in the world. What's it like to work there?

Novartis to cut 2,200 Swiss jobs by 2020

This content was published on Sep 25, 2018 Around 1,500 jobs are affected in production and 700 in services. Novartis currently employs 13,000 people across Switzerland.

Swiss shortlist US, France and Israel for new air defence system

This content was published on Sep 24, 2018 Switzerland has asked the US, France and Israel to submit proposals to supply the country’s new long-range ground-to-air missile defence system.

Engaging democracy stakeholders for better laws in Italy

This content was published on Sep 24, 2018 Italy's minister for direct democracy, Riccardo Fraccaro, explains why turnout quotas for public votes should be abolished.

The turbulent birth of the youngest Swiss canton

This content was published on Sep 24, 2018 Exactly 40 years ago, on September 24, 1978, Swiss voters gave the go-ahead for the creation of the new canton of Jura.

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