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Schwyzerörgeliquartett Aentlibuecher Giele: 15 Jahr gsund und zwäg!

This content was published on May 19, 2003

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St Gallen museum reveals the art of striptease

This content was published on May 19, 2003 “Striptease – concealment and revelation in art” takes a close look at how we’ve been undressing for the past 500 years. From seemingly traditional nudes to avant-garde video art, not to mention the presence of a real life, gyrating male go-go dancer, the exhibition also reveals plenty about changing attitudes to the portrayal of nudity…

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Nuclear ban thrown out at the ballot box

This content was published on May 18, 2003 Other issues rejected include equal rights for the disabled, better protection for tenants and proposals to make the rich pay more for health care. Trends and exit polls from Switzerland’s leading research institute, GfS, showed the vote had gone the government’s way, in a ballot with the highest number of issues since 1866. That did…

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Expo.02 looks back with mixed emotions

This content was published on May 16, 2003 In their final report, Expo’s organisers say the event was a hit with the general public, despite being plagued by cash flow problems. Several injections of cash, coupled with management changes, moments of self-doubt, rocky political support and an opening date that was pushed back a few times almost sealed Expo’s fate. But, despite the…

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Handorgelduo / Duo d’accordéons Kallen-Bourquin

This content was published on May 16, 2003

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Linard Bardill, Mich Gerber, Max Lässer: Labyrinth

This content was published on May 16, 2003

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Swiss challenged over Sars ban

This content was published on May 15, 2003 The fair’s organisers and the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (TDC), have lodged separate appeals against the ban, claiming it was illegal and unreasonable. Both parties say they are also considering claims for damages. Bernhard Keller, spokesman for the BASELWORLD fair, told swissinfo that the ban was excessive and not based on a realistic appraisal…

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Swiss backtrack on G-8 policing

This content was published on May 15, 2003 Thursday’s announcement marks a U-turn by the Swiss government, which had previously insisted it would not be seeking German assistance. The G-8 meeting is taking place from June 1-3 in the French town of Evian, just across the border with Switzerland. Massive protests are planned during the summit, with up to 100,000 demonstrators expected to…

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Hermann Suter: Symphony in D minor. Hans Jelmoli: Three Pieces for Orchestra. Moscow Symphony Orchestra. Dir. Adriano.

This content was published on May 15, 2003

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Schwyzerörgeliquartett Aentlibuecher Giele: 15 Jahr gsund und zwäg!

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St Gallen museum reveals the art of striptease

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Nuclear ban thrown out at the ballot box

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Expo.02 looks back with mixed emotions

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Handorgelduo / Duo d’accordéons Kallen-Bourquin

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Linard Bardill, Mich Gerber, Max Lässer: Labyrinth

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Swiss challenged over Sars ban

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Swiss backtrack on G-8 policing

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Hermann Suter: Symphony in D minor. Hans Jelmoli: Three Pieces for Orchestra. Moscow Symphony Orchestra. Dir. Adriano.

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