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Detail view of the nineth Swiss banknote series: ten, twenty and fifty, hundred, two hundred and thousand Swiss franc note, photographed on November 7, 2019. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally) Detailansicht der neunten Schweizer Banknoten-Serie: zehn, zwanzig, fuenfzig, hundert, zweihundert und tausend Franken, aufgenommen am 7. November 2019. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally)

This content was published on Mar 3, 2025 Why did the army chief resign? Why are Blatter and Platini back in court? This and more in today's briefing.

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This content was published on Mar 3, 2025 Why did the army chief resign? Why are Blatter and Platini back in court? This and more in today's briefing.

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After a one-year transition period, stricter regulations on declaring the origin of baked goods are now mandatory for all businesses selling these products, including restaurants and hotels

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Croissants don’t always come from Switzerland

This content was published on Mar 3, 2025 Since February 1, the country of production must be indicated on baked goods.

The defence ministry has filed a criminal complaint against unknown persons following the leaked resignations of the army and intelligence chiefs, which Neue Zürcher Zeitung (NZZ) revealed yesterday ahead of an official announcement.

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The Week in Switzerland

This content was published on Mar 1, 2025 This week's Swiss news or a week that Viola Amherd would rather forget.

Face time: the terrifying Swiss tradition of Tschäggättä

This content was published on Mar 1, 2025 When night falls, ancient, eerie figures roam the villages of a Swiss mountain valley. They are the Tschäggättä.

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The Week in Switzerland

This content was published on Mar 1, 2025 This week's Swiss news or a week that Viola Amherd would rather forget.

Picture of the day

This content was published on Mar 1, 2025 The mascot for the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest was presented in Basel on Wednesday evening. The wild-haired figure is called Lumo. It was created by an art and design student from Basel.

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This content was published on Feb 28, 2025 Payments for pensioners' children, 13th old-age and survivors' pension and neutrality: these are the key issues of the parliament's spring session.

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A forester of "Mittleres Grosstal" produces a dropping cut in a tree, which needs to be felled, pictured on October 6, 2010, in the woods above Rueti in the canton of Glarus, Switzerland. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally) Miro, Forstarbeiter im Revier Mittleres Grosstal, erstellt am 1. Oktober 2010 im Wald oberhalb Rueti im Kanton Glarus den Faellschnitt in einen umzulegenden Baum. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally)

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Hostility against Swiss foresters on the rise

This content was published on Feb 28, 2025 Ironically, those who claim to love the forest the most are among the most aggressive.

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This content was published on Feb 27, 2025 A new study shows that over a third of the Swiss population has negative prejudices against Muslims.

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