Did you leave Switzerland for warmer climes and now regretting your decision?
Every year, many Swiss leave their homeland in the quest for warmer weather. But temperatures are rising everywhere prompting expats to rethink their plans.
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Many Swiss nationals abroad believe that, in an emergency, they will be picked up by the Swiss Air-Rescue (Rega). But the reality is more complicated.
Swiss rescuers arrive in Venezuela after deadly earthquakes
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A team of 80 Swiss rescue specialists landed in the Venezuelan capital, Caracas, on Friday to help with rescue operations after two deadly earthquakes.
Why is neutral and peaceful Switzerland a nation with a strong shooting tradition?
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Die Schweiz blickt auf eine jahrhundertealte Schützentradition zurück, die auch von Auslandschweizerinnen und Auslandschweizern gepflegt wird.
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The 2026 Federal Shooting Festival in Chur also united Swiss living abroad, for whom shooting is more than a sport – it’s a way to stay connected to their homeland.
World Cup 2026: Vancouver match a ‘jackpot’ for Switzerland
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Swiss consul Thomas Schneider calls the Canada clash in Vancouver a stroke of luck, as months of preparations fuel hopes for more Swiss matches on the west coast.
World Cup 2026: with a cowbell and Swiss flag in LA’s Koreatown
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As World Cup fever builds in Los Angeles, Swiss expat Micky Hohl finds himself at the heart of the action – experiencing the global spectacle up close in his adopted home nearly 40 years after leaving Switzerland.
Swiss Abroad overwhelmingly reject capping Swiss population
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Swiss voters who live abroad have rejected an initiative to limit the population even more decisively than voters within Switzerland. However, when it came to the reform of civilian service, there was little difference.
World Cup 2026: born in California, cheering for Switzerland
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Swissinfo talked to three young Swiss brothers living in San Francisco as they prepare to watch their first World Cup match – Switzerland v Qatar.
