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Swiss in Hungary: ‘We’ve given ourselves a second chance’

His fingers form the victory sign: Zoltán Tamassy leaves the polling station.

This content was published on Apr 13, 2026 Swiss Abroad Zoltán Tamassy voted for the Hungarian election winner Péter Magyar. Swissinfo accompanied him through an exciting day.

Democracy over autocracy: the Swiss like their form of government

This content was published on Apr 13, 2026 The Swiss love their democracy, according to a study. Although some critical voices come from Swiss People's Party voters.

Swiss oddities

Cervelat, the ‘Swiss national sausage’

This content was published on Apr 11, 2026 Inexpensive and versatile, the cervelat has established itself in all Swiss regions and all social strata.

Swiss Diaspora

The week in Switzerland

This content was published on Apr 11, 2026 The sun, the holidays and the disadvantages associated with them – our selection of the week's news.

Swiss entrepreneurs are staying put in Dubai

This content was published on Apr 11, 2026 Despite the conflict in the region and its impact on investments, Swiss entrepreneurs based in Dubai are determined not to leave.

Swiss Diaspora

Switzerland Today

This content was published on Apr 10, 2026 In the news: restrictions on protection status S for Ukrainian refugees and Swiss vulnerability to drug smuggling.

Swiss consumer sentiment slumps amid Iran war

This content was published on Apr 10, 2026 Consumer sentiment in Switzerland deteriorated significantly in March.

Swiss Diaspora

Picture of the day

This content was published on Apr 10, 2026 Since a redesign in 2004, the parliament square in Bern has been covered with around 3,600 slabs of gneiss from the Vals valley. Heavy foot traffic is taking its toll on the stone and it will have to be replaced in the next few years. The joints are currently being renewed.

Since rule change Switzerland rejects 104 Ukrainian refugees

This content was published on Apr 10, 2026 Ukrainians only accepted into Switzerland if they live in occupied zones or near to the front line.

Swiss Politics

‘Since the war in Ukraine, no one disputes the need for rearmament’

This content was published on Apr 10, 2026 How can Swiss military capabilities be brought up to scratch? We discuss the question with guests in the latest episode of our Let’s Talk podcast.

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