This content was published on
A passenger on the ferry between Lausanne and Évians-les-Bains (France). The shipping company CGN that operates the route recently aroused the anger of cross-border passengers after the announcement of the reduction in the number of daily connections.
Ian’s parents left him in Africa. Will he ever get Swiss citizenship?
This content was published on
Ian van Rooyen was born to Swiss parents in Rhodesia in 1977 and given up for adoption. Today, legal hurdles are blocking him from returning to Switzerland.
This content was published on
A sea of fog covers the Chablais plain and Lake Geneva on Tuesday, October 14, 2025. To find the sun, you had to climb above 1,500m.
This content was published on
On Wednesday: the Swiss Federal Railway’s much-loved half-fare travelcard is the subject of speculation, while the fallout from Saturday’s riots in Bern continue.
This content was published on
Communications Minister Albert Rösti visits the exhibition Really?! Fact, Fake or Opinion? Find out! at the Swiss Museum of Transport in Lucerne, organised in cooperation with the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation. The show uses interactive displays to teach visitors how to identify fake news.
This content was published on
Life is slowly returning to normal in Blatten, the Swiss village devastated by a landslide earlier this year. Over the weekend, volunteers joined clean-up efforts to restore buildings damaged by the disaster.
This content was published on
Nine Swiss nationals who took part in the Global Sumud Flotilla humanitarian aid mission to Gaza arrived at Geneva Airport on Sunday.
