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The Week in Switzerland

This content was published on Jun 7, 2025 Welcome to our selection of some of the biggest – and most colourful – stories in Switzerland over the past seven days.

Around the world with a young Swiss explorer in 1900

This content was published on Jun 7, 2025 Long before he became president of the Red Cross, Zurich-born Max Huber travelled the world for two years documenting every step of his adventure.

Lack of water, as seen here on Lac des Brenets in August 2022, is set to become even more frequent over the next few years.

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Switzerland Today

This content was published on Jun 6, 2025 Drought warnings, record-breaking tourism figures, and key government decisions – here’s what’s making Swiss headlines.

Switzerland Today

This content was published on Jun 5, 2025 Strong show of solidarity with the people of Blatten and mounting pressure on Foreign Minister Ignazio Cassis.

Feline felons: The issue with Switzerland’s free-roaming cats

This content was published on Jun 5, 2025 Cats kill millions of birds, frogs and other animals every year in Switzerland.

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Switzerland Today

This content was published on Jun 4, 2025 Employees of the Swiss intelligence service allegedly cooperated too closely with a Russian antivirus company.

Will Swiss president be forbidden from speaking English to counterparts?

This content was published on Jun 4, 2025 Switzerland's president, Karin Keller-Sutter, should use one of the country's four national languages when communicating with international organisations, and not English, according to a motion that passed on Wednesday.

Parliament decides to ban single-use e-cigarettes

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Swiss parliament agrees to ban disposable vapes

This content was published on Jun 4, 2025 Disposable e-cigarettes, or vapes, should be banned for sale in Switzerland, according to the Swiss parliament.

Tobacco advertising banned in the press to protect minors

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Swiss parliament finalises tobacco advertising ban to protect minors

This content was published on Jun 4, 2025 Tobacco advertising will be banned in Switzerland to protect children, with a few exceptions.

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Swiss food labels must declare animal suffering from July

This content was published on Jun 4, 2025 From July 1, food labels in Switzerland will have to disclose whether products of animal origin involve painful practices. The Swiss federal government has approved a series of ordinances requiring the labelling of meat, eggs and foie gras.

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