Swiss buy Italian radar system for airspace surveillance
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The Swiss government is procuring a partially mobile short-range radar for monitoring Swiss airspace from the Italian manufacturer Leonardo.
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A Swiss man, now aged 60, has been arrested in Bari, Italy. He had been wanted for 26 years for a fraud involving more than $20 million, committed with accomplices in New York.
Parmelin: world must seek consensus in face of growing polarisation
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Swiss Economics Minister Guy Parmelin, who is chairing the 16th UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) in Geneva, has called for multilateral dialogue and the search for consensus.
City of Zurich wants to extend legal cannabis dispensary
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Zurich City Council has applied to extend the cannabis tax until 2028. Over 2,300 people obtain cannabis legally through the "Züri-Can" project.
Top Swiss politician warns of ‘inevitable’ glacier collapse
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The melting permafrost will inevitably lead to more glaciers collapsing and more rocks falling, Interior Minister Elisabeth Baume-Schneider told the UN in Geneva.
Swiss People’s Party rejects EU package and demands vote
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The right-wing Swiss People’s Party has rejected the government's proposal for the newly negotiated EU treaty package in its entirety during the consultation process.
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Swiss companies are not much further along in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) than they were a year ago, according to a study by network equipment provider Cisco.
