Swiss Identity

Swiss exhibition explores artistic dialogue between Kirchner and Picasso

Long-awaited show in Davos brings Kirchner together with Picasso

This content was published on Feb 14, 2026 In the Swiss mountain town of Davos, works by Pablo Picasso will be shown alongside pieces by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner for the first time.

New AI specialist training course launched in Switzerland

AI & work

Switzerland launches new vocational training in AI

This content was published on Feb 10, 2026 Switzerland introduces a new profession as an AI specialist.

Trust in Swiss banks continues to decline

Workplace

Survey: public trust in Swiss banks declines

This content was published on Feb 10, 2026 Swiss public trust in banks drops to pre-2008 levels according to a survey by the Swiss Bankers Association.

ABB: CEO, 'maximum growth potential is in America'

Workplace

ABB CEO eyes growth opportunities in the US

This content was published on Feb 10, 2026 Swiss-Swedish engineering giant ABB is targeting the US and India for major investments.

Research team warns against tourism with melting glaciers

Glaciers & permafrost

Swiss-led research team warns against tourism to melting glaciers

This content was published on Feb 10, 2026 A Swiss-led team urges tourists to rethink trips to melting glaciers to prevent further harm.

Stadler receives an order for 35 freight locomotives in Turkey

Workplace

Stadler signs contract for 35 freight locomotives in Turkey

This content was published on Feb 10, 2026 Stadler Rail secures a contract for 35 freight locomotives with Turkish railway company TCDD.

Swatch: activist shareholder storms back, company rebuilds ranks

Workplace

Swatch faces new US activist challenge, rejects changes

This content was published on Feb 9, 2026 The tug-of-war between Swatch Group and US activist investor Steven Wood has entered a new phase.

Culture

Fourteen dancers win prizes at the Prix de Lausanne

This content was published on Feb 9, 2026 Fourteen young dancers were awarded prizes at this year's prestigious Prix de Lausanne international dance competition.

170 years ago, Thomas Davatz left Switzerland for Brazil, in search of opportunity.

History

The Swiss man who exposed exploitation of emigrants in 19th-century Brazil

This content was published on Feb 8, 2026 Some 170 years ago, Thomas Davatz led a revolt in Brazil that exposed the exploitation of European immigrants to Latin America in the 19th century.

Truth or Tale: Is Switzerland strict when it comes to naming children?

Demographics

Truth or tale: Does Switzerland have strict laws on naming children?

This content was published on Feb 4, 2026 A reader asked whether Switzerland has particularly strict laws on naming children compared to other countries.

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