Swiss Identity

Twenty Swiss francs goes for a few dollars more

Art gallery with artworks by Paul Rousso

This content was published on Jan 19, 2022 Visual artist Paul Rousso has turned an old Swiss banknote into artwork as part of his “Big Money” collection at New York’s Avant Gallery.

Swiss Solidarity volunteers collect money by phone.

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Swiss Solidarity raises over CHF8 million for children in need

This content was published on Jan 17, 2022 The humanitarian charity Swiss Solidarity has raised CHF8 million as part of a fundraising effort for children in need, both at home and abroad.

Two doctors examine a patient s breathing

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Doctors demand better co-ordination to solve Long Covid problems

This content was published on Jan 16, 2022 Calls are growing for Switzerland to keep better track of people suffering from Long Covid to get a better understanding of the symptoms and the overall impact on society.

Internationale Yoga-Woche in Moleson, 1971.

History

The long-lasting legacy of the Lebensreform movement

This content was published on Jan 15, 2022 The nude skiing failed to catch on, but the influence of the Lebensreform movement is all around us, explains historian Eva Locher.

Rebecca Ruiz and Alain Berset walking in Bern

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Next weeks will be difficult with Omicron, says health minister

This content was published on Jan 14, 2022 Omicron's infectiousness will likely bring more hospitalizations in coming weeks, says health minister Alain Berset.

Education

Groundbreaking rector says goodbye

This content was published on Jan 13, 2022 Sarah Springman is leaving the federal technology institute ETH Zurich after seven years as rector at the top-ranked institution.

Les Vergers eco housing in Meyrin, Geneva

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Geneva municipality wins 2022 Wakker heritage prize

This content was published on Jan 13, 2022 Meyrin, home to the European nuclear research centre CERN, was lauded for prioritising social cohesion and biodiversity in its urban planning.

Education

Horizon Europe: Swiss researchers under pressure to relocate or forgo EU grants

This content was published on Jan 12, 2022 Swiss-based researchers who were awarded Horizon Europe's first research grants will need to do their work outside Switzerland in the absence of an agreement with the EU.

Education

Swiss universities still popular among international students despite pandemic

This content was published on Jan 12, 2022 The number of international students heading to Swiss universities continues to rise despite the health crisis and associated travel restrictions.

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Psychiatrists worried about mental health of Swiss youth

This content was published on Jan 11, 2022 Mental health problems are prevalent among children and teenagers due to Covid-19, with boys tending to repress problems while girls are prone to depression.

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