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Swiss bus company announces additional training after fatal fire

Swiss Post bus in front of memorial of flowers after fire in Kerzers

This content was published on Mar 15, 2026 A minute's silence to remember those who died and those who were injured in Tuesday's incident is planned for Monday at 2pm, said Stefan Regli, the CEO of PostBus.

High avalanche danger, especially south of the Alps

Avalanche risk rises to high in southern Swiss Alps

This content was published on Mar 15, 2026 Heavy snowfall on Saturday and during the night of Saturday to Sunday, particularly in the southern Alps, means that the danger of avalanches is high.

Swiss authorities raise snow hazard risk in Ticino to ‘high’

This content was published on Mar 14, 2026 The federal authorities declared a significant risk of heavy snowfall across large parts of the Alps on Saturday, including a risk level of 4 in the southern canton of Ticino.

Federal Council hands over EU treaty package to Parliament

Swiss government hands over EU treaty package to parliament

This content was published on Mar 13, 2026 On Friday the government approved the dispatch on the EU treaty package and passed it on to the Federal Assembly.

Federal Court sentences activists for Zurich bridge blockade

Climate activists sentenced for Zurich bridge blockade

This content was published on Mar 13, 2026 The Swiss Federal Court has sentenced three climate activists for a bridge blockade in Zurich. The three were present in 2020 when the Extinction Rebellion group paralysed the Quai Bridge.

GL: sun crossed the 'Martinsloch' in Elm this morning

Martinsloch: Sun pierces rock to light up Swiss village

This content was published on Mar 13, 2026 The bell tower of the Gothic church in the village of Elm in eastern Switzerland was illuminated on Friday morning by a ray of sunlight passing through the Martinsloch.

Rise in anti-Semitic incidents is a risk for Switzerland's image

Rise in anti-Semitic incidents seen as risk for Swiss image

This content was published on Mar 13, 2026 A government report has described the rise in anti-Semitic incidents in Switzerland as a risk to the country's image and foreign policy.

Economiesuisse criticises government, 'does not even have a priority list'

Head of Swiss business federation criticises government

This content was published on Mar 13, 2026 Christoph Mäder leaves the chairmanship of economiesuisse, the Swiss Business Federation with a warning about Switzerland's ability to meet future challenges.

24-year-old man confesses to 14 arsons in the canton of Solothurn

Swiss man, reportedly a firefighter, admits to setting 14 fires

This content was published on Mar 13, 2026 A 24-year-old Swiss man has confessed to 14 arson offences in canton Solothurn. The man remains in custody.

Swiss tourism at risk: will there be a shortage of Gulf and Asian travellers?

How will having fewer Gulf and Asian travellers hit Swiss tourism?

This content was published on Mar 13, 2026 With the summer season approaching, the Swiss tourism sector is preparing for a possible drop in arrivals from the Persian Gulf countries, a clientele historically characterised by its strong purchasing power.

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