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Swiss army and intelligence chiefs ‘have resigned’

Thomas Süssli will stay in post until the end of the year, according to reports

This content was published on Feb 25, 2025 The heads of both the Swiss military and intelligence services are both stepping down from their roles, according to media reports.

Fraud or mistrust: Ruag is once again under fire for its management

Swiss Politics

Audit slams Swiss military contractor for suspected fraud

This content was published on Feb 25, 2025 Auditors accuse Swiss military technology firm RUAG MRO of fraud, lack of transparency and a culture of error.

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Switzerland Today

This content was published on Feb 24, 2025 Swiss media react to the German election. Today also marks the third anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Picture of the Day

This content was published on Feb 24, 2025 Ritter and Pfister

Home alone in Basel

This content was published on Feb 24, 2025 One-person households account for 47% of all households in canton Basel City – the Swiss average is 36%.

The Week in Switzerland

This content was published on Feb 22, 2025 The Trump administration continued to rock the global boat this week, and the waves reached Switzerland in the form of possible tariffs and a controversial reaction to a controversial speech.

Switzerland could restrict foie gras imports

This content was published on Feb 22, 2025 Restrictions on imports of foie gras could be imposed if labelling transparency measures do not have an effect.

On Lake Geneva, the bise can lead to high waves.

Swiss oddities

The bise, the ill wind unique to Switzerland

This content was published on Feb 22, 2025 When a cold, dry wind sweeps through Switzerland, many people complain of headaches and other problems. They then often curse the bise.

A commission wants to put an end to resignations from the Federal Council during a legislative term

Swiss Politics

Swiss committee wants to end government resignations during legislative term

This content was published on Feb 21, 2025 Members of the Federal Council should no longer be able to leave office before the end of their term, according to a House of Representatives committee.

Centre Group nominates Ritter and Pfister to succeed Amherd

Swiss Politics

Swiss government seat: Ritter and Pfister nominated to succeed Amherd

This content was published on Feb 21, 2025 Markus Ritter from St Gallen and Martin Pfister from Zug were officially nominated by the Centre Party on Friday to succeed Defence Minister Viola Amherd.

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