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Study to assess if Swiss nuclear reactors could operate beyond 2030

This content was published on Mar 28, 2024 Energy firm Axpo is reviewing the operational feasibility of the Beznau plant, home of the two oldest Swiss reactors.

A cable car leaves its station, passing over a green field. It’s a sunny day with blue skies, a few clouds, and Swiss mountains in the background.

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Swiss ministers to forgo free cable car season tickets

This content was published on Mar 28, 2024 No more free ski-lifts – but ministers will keep their first-class Swiss Federal Railways travelcard.

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Swiss government again declines to sign nuclear weapons treaty

This content was published on Mar 28, 2024 The Swiss government still does not want to sign and ratify the UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW).

Traffic on the A-2 motorway in front of the Gotthard tunnel between Goeschenen and Amsteg heading south is backed up to a length of 10 km near Wassen on Saturday, 23 March 2024.

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Easter traffic: how the Swiss deal with traffic jams

This content was published on Mar 28, 2024 What to do about annual and daily traffic congestions. Read up on some of the most frequently discussed measures and join the debate!

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Russia sanctions: Switzerland must do more, says committee

This content was published on Mar 27, 2024 A Swiss parliamentary committee has backed a call for Switzerland to join the international REPO taskforce coordinating western sanctions against Russia.

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Swiss intelligence agency ‘hobbled by staff disputes’

This content was published on Mar 26, 2024 Problems at Switzerland's intelligence agency have left their mark.

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Swiss anti-radicalisation centre contacted almost every week

This content was published on Mar 26, 2024 The centre for extremism and violence prevention in Winterthur reports having an average of between three and four enquiries per month.

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Ukrainians in Switzerland: what’s next after two years of protection?

This content was published on Mar 26, 2024 Two years ago, the Swiss government activated protection status S for Ukrainian refugees. Integration into the labour market, however, remains a problem.

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Swiss politician Alain Berset remains in running for Council of Europe top job

This content was published on Mar 25, 2024 Former Swiss Interior Minister Alain Berset is one of three names for election as Secretary General of the Council of Europe.

A Zurich city police officer observes the gathering of Jews, Muslims and people of other faiths from a distance, on Sunday 10 March 2024, at Lindenhof square in Zurich to show their solidarity with the victim of the anti-Semitic knife attack by a young Muslim.

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Anti-Semitism: Zurich attacker radicalised in Tunisia and online

This content was published on Mar 25, 2024 The 15-year-old Swiss national with a Tunisian immigrant background is in custody until further notice.

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