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Swiss Employers’ Association wants to gradually increase retirement age

Severin Moser, director of the Swiss employers association

This content was published on Apr 8, 2024 Despite last month’s nationwide vote that rejected the idea of raising the Swiss retirement age, the Swiss Employers' Association is keen to increase the retirement age to 66.

Martin Sellner is a prominent Austrian far-right figure known for his talk about “remigration”.

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Swiss People’s Party youth strategist denies knowledge of Martin Sellner

This content was published on Apr 8, 2024 The head of strategy of the right-wing Swiss People’s Party’s youth wing, Sarah Regez, has denied any past knowledge of the Austrian far-right activist Martin Sellner.

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Swiss Green Party elects new president

This content was published on Apr 7, 2024 The Swiss Green Party elects a new president after losing seats in the last election.

Crowd in from of Federal Palace in Bern, Switzerland

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Immigration pressures force strategic re-think in Switzerland

This content was published on Apr 6, 2024 Swiss political parties and business groups are subtly changing their stance on immigration.

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Painkiller-addicted asylum seekers present problems in Swiss capital

This content was published on Apr 6, 2024 Bern police are being confronted with aggressive addicts in the shadow of the capital's parliament building.

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Selected users permitted to buy cannabis in Bern pharmacies

This content was published on Apr 5, 2024 As part of a study in Bern, certain individuals can obtain cannabis products, as well as counselling related to them, in city pharmacies.

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Swiss government rejects initiatives to reduce health cost burden

This content was published on Apr 5, 2024 The Federal Council rejected three people's initiatives against health insurance premium burden.

An "Emergency" sign at Rorschach Hospital, pictured on Wednesday, September 16, 2020, in Rorschach.

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Healthcare costs: should Swiss hospitals clamp down on expenses?

This content was published on Apr 4, 2024 Many Swiss hospitals are making considerable losses, require millions in aid and have to cut services. Join the discussion on "dialogue".

Thomas Aeschi from Swiss People's Party speaking in an interview in front of posters promoting the initiative

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Swiss right-wing party hands in initiative to limit immigration

This content was published on Apr 3, 2024 The new attempt to limit immigration into Switzerland could lead to the termination of the agreement on the free movement of persons.

New head of customs, Pascal Lüthi, sits rubbing his chin in a white room. He is wearing a dark suit jacket, a black tie, a white shirt and glasses, and has short, grey hair

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Customs boss: changes will take a decade, not a year

This content was published on Apr 2, 2024 New head of customs, Pascal Lüthi, has been critical of the job role transformation process so far, saying it lacked “clarity”.

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