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According to Blick.ch, the federal government is increasingly appointing honorary consuls to represent Swiss interests in areas far from official embassies or consulates. These "amateur diplomats" assist Swiss citizens in need, represent Switzerland at events, and maintain relations with local authorities and businesses. Their roles are voluntary, with only a small compensation, but they do enjoy a degree of immunity while carrying out their duties.

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Swiss diaspora divided after Orbán’s fall in Hungary election

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This content was published on Apr 7, 2026 Stadler Rail is withdrawing its appeal to the Federal Administrative Court against the Swiss Federal Railways’ award of a tender to Siemens.

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Israel's ambassador in Bern defends extension of the death penalty

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Israeli ambassador in Bern defends extension of death penalty

This content was published on Apr 7, 2026 Israel's ambassador in Bern, Tibor Schlosser, has defended the extension of the death penalty as a sovereign decision by Israel.

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Polymanga attracted over 50,000 visitors to Beaulieu

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Swiss manga convention attracts over 50,000 visitors

This content was published on Apr 7, 2026 The Polymanga pop culture festival drew more than 50,000 visitors to Beaulieu in western Switzerland over the Easter weekend.

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Axa expects Iran war to cost over three million francs

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Swiss insurer expects more than 2,000 claims over war in Iran

This content was published on Apr 7, 2026 Swiss travel insurer Axa is expecting a total of over 2,000 claims due to the war in the Middle East. The costs would amount to over CHF3 million.

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Hundreds of people take part in the Easter March against war

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Hundreds take part in Swiss march against war

This content was published on Apr 6, 2026 Hundreds demonstrate in the Swiss capital of Bern against war and oppression.

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Gotthard tunnel see traffic logjam at end of Easter break

This content was published on Apr 6, 2026 Gotthard road tunnel sees further traffic congestion at end of Easter holidays.

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Aromat has graced Swiss tables for more than 70 years.

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Petition defends Swiss roots at iconic brand Aromat

This content was published on Apr 6, 2026 Petition aims to preserve Swiss production for the iconic spice mix Aromat.

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Swiss Post Group CEO relies on Postfinance for growth

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Swiss Post to diversify revenues to offset losses

This content was published on Apr 5, 2026 Swiss Post Office wants to diversify revenue streams to offset annual losses.

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KWRO files charges for passing on emergency call audios

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Swiss complaint filed over leak of Crans-Montana data

This content was published on Apr 5, 2026 Swiss rescue group alleges privacy violations in relation to Crans-Montana fire disaster.

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FDFA intervenes with Israeli ambassador over death penalty

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Switzerland to protest Israel death penalty with ambassador

This content was published on Apr 5, 2026 Swiss foreign ministry to hold talks with Israeli ambassador over death penalty expansion.

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