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This content was published on Sep 17, 2024 Swiss watchmakers under pressure, seasonal workers and a huge Rochat family get-together. Today's briefing round-up.

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This content was published on Sep 16, 2024 Supercomputers, Swiss railways and signatures against the Eurovision Song Contest. Today's briefing round-up.

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This content was published on Sep 14, 2024 Paralympic success, misjudged target practice, and a mysterious mummy all feature this week.

‘That mummy is my great-grandfather’

This content was published on Sep 14, 2024 Former Swiss diplomat Claudio Mazzucchelli tells the incredible story of the discovery in Egypt of the mummy of his illustrious great-grandfather.

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This content was published on Sep 13, 2024 Nuclear energy is back in the spotlight as Swiss public opinion shifts, while rising threats to fish populations signal alarming environmental changes. Plus, the Federal Council makes key decisions on storm recovery, pensions and signature collection scandals.

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This content was published on Sep 12, 2024 Signature collection scandal exposes ‘mafia’ tactics and an updated food pyramid: this is today’s briefing.

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This content was published on Sep 11, 2024 As the public appears set to deliver two 'no' votes on September 22, the House of Representatives is also slowing down the restructuring of Swiss Post.

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This content was published on Sep 10, 2024 Parliament wants to stop payments to UNRWA and adopts e-ID, a potential gateway to a wider opening up of electronic voting.

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How an architect from Ticino ended up designing Bolivia’s capitals

This content was published on Sep 10, 2024 Antonio Camponovo emigrated to Bolivia as part of the Swiss migration to the New World in the 19th century, where he shaped the face of the country's two capitals.

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This content was published on Sep 9, 2024 Over 1,000 cases of identity theft were reported in one year. This is how criminals use stolen names and images.

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