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‘Our job is to maintain pressure over green issues’

This content was published on May 12, 2015 Switzerland’s leftwing Green Party has two main strategies for the next legislative period: making sure the energy strategy is carried out and repairing relations between Switzerland and the European Union. swissinfo.ch spoke to party co-president, Adèle Thorens.

Martin Bäumle, President Liberal Green Party

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The Liberal Green Party and the Swiss Abroad

This content was published on May 12, 2015

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‘We want to be a force focused on solutions’

This content was published on May 12, 2015 “We started this election year badly,” the Glarus representative and Conservative Democrat party member frankly admits, referring to losses in cantonal elections. But he is confident that voters will apply different standards in the national elections and that the party and the political centre will grow stronger. swissinfo.ch: What are the two most important priorities…

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The Christian Democratic Party and the Swiss Abroad

This content was published on May 12, 2015

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The Conservative Democratic Party and the Swiss Abroad

This content was published on May 12, 2015

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‘England won, the United Kingdom lost’

This content was published on May 9, 2015 Swiss newspapers are as surprised as everyone else by the Conservative victory in the British general election.

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The day WWII ended

This content was published on May 9, 2015 May 8, 1945 marks the official end of the Second World War in Europe. Photographers of the period captured this historic day on film.

Questions swirl on outside influence in Swiss parliament

This content was published on May 8, 2015 Concerns are growing about foreign influence in parliament, amid media reports showing a widening circle of power brokers received financial perks from lobbyists for Kazakh special interests.

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‘Significant difference between us and the Swiss People’s Party’

This content was published on May 8, 2015 Once boasting support of the largest segment of the electorate, the centre-right party only received 15.1% of the votes in 2011. However, its president, Philipp Müller, is expecting a turnaround for the elections this autumn. The Radicals, traditionally close to the business community, are the third largest group in parliament and hold two seats in…

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The Radical Party and the Swiss Abroad

This content was published on May 8, 2015

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