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Female Swiss company commander alleged to have beaten recruits

Company commander alleged to have beaten recruits in Lenzburg

This content was published on Oct 26, 2025 A female commander in the Swiss army is alleged to have behaved violently towards recruits in Lenzburg. The case is known to the army. The military justice authorities have opened an investigation.

Unia: Sunday leave is out of the question

Swiss trade union says Sunday leave is out of the question

This content was published on Oct 26, 2025 At its congress in Brig, Valais, Swiss trade union Unia warned against expanding Sunday retail openings, saying sales staff already face irregular hours, low pay, and high stress

Swiss Post expects a ‘significant’ decline in profits

This content was published on Oct 26, 2025 Swiss Post interim CEO Alex Glanzmann warns of a significant profit drop, forecasting a low three-digit million result for the year.

Swiss anti-money laundering office overwhelmed by surge in reports

This content was published on Oct 26, 2025 Switzerland’s Money Laundering Reporting Office is reaching its limits as the number of suspicious activity reports rises sharply.

Normal time now applies again in Switzerland

Normal time applies again in Switzerland

This content was published on Oct 26, 2025 Switzerland switches from summer time to Central European Time as clocks move back one hour. Extra weekend hour before next change in March.

Several hundred people protest against the housing crisis in Zurich

Zurich protesters denounce rising rents and luxury renovations

This content was published on Oct 26, 2025 Several hundred protesters braved heavy rain in Zurich on Saturday for an unauthorised housing march denouncing “luxury renovations, wrecking balls and rising rents.”

The time change changes more than just the time

What shifting the clocks really changes

This content was published on Oct 25, 2025 On Sunday night, the clocks go back one hour. Scientists have found that the biannual clock change influences everything from hospital admissions to judicial decisions.

Basel’s traditional autumn fair marks its 555th edition

This content was published on Oct 25, 2025 The Basel Autumn Fair 2025 has opened for its 555th edition, bringing 460 rides and stalls to Switzerland’s oldest and biggest fair.

Schindler cut around 1,200 jobs in the third quarter

This content was published on Oct 25, 2025 Schindler cut about 1,200 jobs in Q3, mainly due to a reorganisation of its new installations business in China.

First passenger flight: the Swiss A350 "Lausanne" took off on Saturday

Swiss takes its new Airbus A350 ‘Lausanne’ on maiden voyage

This content was published on Oct 25, 2025 At 07:11 on Saturday morning, Swiss's very first Airbus A350, named "Lausanne", took off for the first time with a total of 233 passengers on board. Flight LX2152 is from Zurich to Palma de Mallorca.

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