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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.

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.

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A glimpse of the tent city during the final preparations for the "Jublasurium", the national Whitsun camp organised by the youth association Jungwacht Blauring (Jubla). This year, the camp will take place from 7 to 9 June in Wettingen (Aargau). Over 10,000 children and teenagers are expected to attend.

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This content was published on Jun 6, 2025 A glimpse of the tent city in its final preparations for “Jublasurium”, the national Whitsun camp organised by the youth association Jungwacht Blauring (Jubla). This year’s camp will take place from June 7 to 9 in Wettingen, canton Aargau, with over 10,000 children and teenagers expected to attend.

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Great solidarity with the people in Blatten and great pressure on Foreign Minister Ignazio Cassis.

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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.

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No, those are not oversized Swiss banknotes hanging from the ceiling of this tomato greenhouse. In Rütihof in canton Aargau, a new solar greenhouse system with 1736 differently coloured reflectors has been put into operation. It is said to be the largest such system in the world.

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This content was published on Jun 5, 2025 In Rütihof, canton Aargau, a new solar greenhouse system featuring 1,736 multicoloured reflectors has been put into operation. It’s said to be the largest of its kind in the world.

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

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This content was published on Jun 4, 2025 Farmers drive past parliament in Bern on Wednesday. They are protesting about the planned agricultural agreement and are demanding fairer prices from the major distributors.

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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.

A person pays his respects to Michael, who died on 25 May on the premises of the Lausanne municipal police, during a tribute in front of the Montbenon courthouse on Tuesday 3 June 2025 in Lausanne. A rally in memory of Michael, the 39-year-old Nigerian who died on 25 May after being arrested by the Lausanne municipal police, was attended by around seventy people on Tuesday outside the Montbenon courthouse. They called for justice and denounced police violence.

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This content was published on Jun 3, 2025 A man pays his respects to Michael Kenechukwu Ekemezie, a Nigerian who died after being arrested by Lausanne municipal police on May 25 for suspected drug-related activities.

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Individual taxation of married couples is to be introduced in Switzerland, but in the event of a conservative referendum, the people will have the final say.

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This content was published on Jun 3, 2025 Switzerland moves towards individual taxation for married couples – but a conservative referendum could leave the final decision to voters.

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A wooden black king stands upright, while a white king lies overturned on a chequered chessboard

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One against the other: zero-sum thinking can be found on both the political left and right

This content was published on Jun 3, 2025 A study from the University of Basel shows that zero-sum thinking can be found among supporters of both left-wing and right-wing parties.

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