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.
Holcim acquires German Xella Group for €1.85 billion
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Swiss cement giant Holcim is expanding in Europe. For a transaction value of €1.85 billion (CHF1.7 billion), Holcim is acquiring Xella, a provider of wall systems.
Snow depth in Alps decreasing by up to 8cm per decade
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In the Swiss Alps, snow depth has reduced by up to 8cm every decade over the past 60 years, according to an analysis by the Swiss Avalanche Research Institute SLF.
Around ten terrorism-related probes underway at Fedpol
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Some ten terrorism-related investigations are currently underway at the Swiss Federal Office of Police (Fedpol), says its director Eva Wildi-Cortés.
Swiss campaign launched against violence in parenting
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The organisation Child Protection Switzerland is launching the eighth and final phase of its national prevention campaign on Monday.
OLMA organisers satisfied despite escaped cattle incident
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The 82nd edition of the OLMA agricultural and food fair attracted around 335,000 visitors. The organisers drew a positive balance of the past 11 days at the St Gallen exhibition centre.
Around 2,000 people attend pro-Palestine demo in Geneva
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Around 2,000 in Geneva demanded that multinational corporations be held accountable for their complicity in the genocide in Palestine.
