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Swiss to review purchase of further air defence system

Federal Council to review purchase of further air defence system

This content was published on Mar 6, 2026 The Patriot air defence system ordered in the US has been delayed by several years. The Swiss government is therefore examining whether Switzerland should purchase an additional system for ground-based air defence.

Federal Council plans with fewer F-35 fighter jets

Swiss set to buy six fewer F-35 fighter jets

This content was published on Mar 6, 2026 The Swiss army will probably receive only 30 new F-35 fighter jets instead of 36.

National ban on pyrotechnics in publicly accessible areas adopted

Swiss ban pyrotechnics in public areas

This content was published on Mar 6, 2026 From April 1, a ban on setting off pyrotechnics in publicly accessible areas will apply throughout Switzerland.

Parliament: the role of women in AI in the spotlight

Swiss parliament focuses on role of women in AI

This content was published on Mar 6, 2026 Two hundred women from all over Switzerland gathered at the Federal Palace on Friday for International Women's Day on Sunday.

Swiss embassy in Tehran remains open

This content was published on Mar 6, 2026 The Swiss embassy in Tehran remains open despite incessant US and Israeli bombing raids on the Iranian capital since Saturday.

Ban on children in Aarau café: government sees no discrimination

Child ban in Swiss café judged not discriminatory

This content was published on Mar 6, 2026 Private restaurateurs are allowed to refuse children entry to their establishments. Aargau cantonal government says the economic freedom of publicans carries more weight in this case than the ban on discrimination.

The official chestnut heralds the start of spring in Geneva

Official chestnut tree declares spring has sprung in Geneva

This content was published on Mar 6, 2026 Recorded since March 16, 1818, this event symbolically marks the arrival of spring at the end of the lake.

Swiss politicians say imported meat must be better regulated

This content was published on Mar 6, 2026 Meat consumed in Switzerland from imported animals must be better regulated, according to parliament.

The Bernese bear will continue to display its red limb on the coat of arms

Bear penis to remain on Bernese coat of arms

This content was published on Mar 6, 2026 The bear on the coat of arms of canton Bern will continue to display its red penis, the cantonal government has ruled.

SWISS turnover and profit hits turbulence

This content was published on Mar 6, 2026 After record sales in 2024, Swiss International Air Lines (SWISS) saw numbers fall again last year. Turnover dropped by 2.6% to CHF5.5 billion ($7 billion).

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