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More than a thousand construction workers marched through the streets of Geneva on Monday to protest against working conditions and to demand a new national agreement.
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Welcome to our selection of the most important - and most interesting - stories from Switzerland over the last seven days.
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After two years of construction, the Haus zum Falken at Zurich’s Stadelhofen railway station is complete. On Tuesday, architect Santiago Calatrava personally presented his latest work.
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Swiss public broadcaster, SRF revives the Swiss sitcom: Our Little Embassy is set in a fictional Latin American embassy. The series premieres on October 31, 2025 – perhaps one to watch for Swiss abroad.
Decolonising and listening: a Swiss curator discusses the São Paulo Biennial
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Anna Roberta Goetz talks to Swissinfo about the inclusion of voices from the Global South in an exhibition that challenges the racial elitism of the Brazilian art scene.
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A new Europe-focused newsletter by three young Swiss journalists, falling profits at SWISS, and a dispute over Jörg Bucherer’s billion-franc inheritance.
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What looks like a busy morning at the railway station is actually part of South African President Cyril Ramaphosa’s state visit. Here he speaks with Karin Keller-Sutter, who holds Switzerland’s rotating presidency this year. Ramaphosa is the first South African head of state to be officially invited to Switzerland.
