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Global ESG rules affect almost half of Swiss medium-sized firms

42 per cent of medium-sized companies affected by global ESG regulations

This content was published on Nov 9, 2025 Close to 42% of medium-sized companies in Switzerland with 50 to 249 employees are directly affected by international Environmental and Social Governance (ESG) regulations.

Korean pop stars from BTS travel through Switzerland for series

Stars of Korean boy band BTS film series in Switzerland

This content was published on Nov 8, 2025 Korean pop stars Jungkook and Jimin from the boy band BTS travelled through Switzerland to film the series 'Are You Sure?!'

Customs officers seize 1088 illegal shipments in Zurich

Illegal shipments of drugs, arms and medicines seized in Zurich

This content was published on Nov 8, 2025 In the first week of November, customs officers seized 1,088 illegal shipments in Zurich.

70 per cent of Blatten VS unbuildable according to the new natural hazard map

Swiss village buried by landslide too risky to rebuild entirely

This content was published on Nov 8, 2025 Five and a half months after the landslide in Blatten, the canton of Valais has adjusted its natural hazard map.

The United States rebuked at the UN in Geneva for refusing to cooperate

US rebuked at UN in Geneva for refusing to cooperate

This content was published on Nov 7, 2025 The refusal of US President Donald Trump's administration to subject the United States to scrutiny of its human rights record by other states is not going down well.

Asbestos: SBB has its rolling stock analysed

Swiss Federal Railways checks trains for asbestos

This content was published on Nov 7, 2025 Swiss Federal Railways will be examining more than 400 trains for asbestos and other harmful substances.

Capercaillie from Bern to strengthen threatened population in Germany

Bern capercaillies boost at-risk population in Germany

This content was published on Nov 7, 2025 The seven birds reared at Bern Zoo are intended to strengthen the endangered capercaillie population in the Thuringian Slate Mountains.

Agreement to end the use of mercury dental amalgams by 2034

Mercury to be banned in dental amalgams

This content was published on Nov 7, 2025 Mercury will be banned in dental amalgams by 2034. The international community approved this at COP6 of the Minamata Convention in Geneva on Friday.

Swiss Guard under investigation for alleged anti-Jewish insults

This content was published on Nov 7, 2025 A Swiss papal guard is under investigation for allegedly insulting two Jewish women. The incident is said to have occurred during the pope's general audience on October 29.

Cross-border commuters, rising figures in Graubünden

Cross-border commuters set records in Graubünden

This content was published on Nov 7, 2025 At the end of September, there were 10,148 cross-border commuters working in Graubünden. This can be seen from statistics published today by the Cantonal Office for Economics and Tourism. In all Italian-speaking locations a record was set.

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