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Swiss firm RUAG to assemble and test four F-35A fighter jets

Ruag assembles and tests four F-35s in Emmen

This content was published on Oct 9, 2025 Four of the 36 F-35A fighter jets ordered by Switzerland from the United States will undergo final assembly and testing at RUAG's site in canton Lucerne.

As a Swiss Abroad, which stereotypes about your country do you most often encounter?

As a Swiss living abroad, which clichés do you encounter in your country of residence, and how do you go about explaining them?

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Oct 9, 2025

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Animal experimentation: the Federal Council rejects a new abolitionist initiative

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Swiss government rejects initiative against animal testing

This content was published on Oct 8, 2025 Swiss government opposes total ban on animal testing, citing threats to research and health.

Status S for Ukraine refugees now depends on region of origin

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Swiss government updates S status rules for Ukrainian refugees

This content was published on Oct 8, 2025 Switzerland updates S status rules for Ukrainian refugees, with new regional distinctions.

Compared to most European countries, Switzerland's public debt is extremely low.

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Swiss public finances in good health

This content was published on Oct 8, 2025 Switzerland continues to stand out for the soundness of its public finances. Despite a challenging European and global context, the country’s coffers are in good shape – particularly when compared with those of its neighbours.

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Explainer: Switzerland’s inheritance-tax initiative to save climate

This content was published on Oct 8, 2025 On November 30, Switzerland will vote on an initiative calling for a new tax on big inheritances – in order to finance climate action.

Inheritance tax: do the super-rich already contribute enough?

On November 30, Switzerland will vote on a new inheritance tax. How logical are its demands?

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Oct 8, 2025

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Swiss biometric passports are equipped with an electronic chip on which fingerprints and a photo of the face are recorded, to make forgery more difficult.

Why some Swiss Abroad struggle to renew their passports

This content was published on Oct 7, 2025 Health problems, distance, travel costs: renewing your Swiss passport abroad can be challenging, and there are few solutions.

On the Milz family's farm in canton Thurgau, the race begins long before the Olma - with music, patience and training the pigs.

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Trainers of racing piglets retire after 30 years

This content was published on Oct 6, 2025 The Olma piglet race went from an idea in a pub to a crowd-puller. Now the animals are getting new trainers.

The Senate will debate the relief package 27 in the coming winter session.

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Petition launched to save Swissinfo from government cuts

This content was published on Oct 6, 2025 The Swiss government wants to abolish the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation's foreign mandate as part of a savings package. A petition is calling for the preservation of Swissinfo and the international programme.

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