Pro-Palestine protest in Bern: 18 police officers injured
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Eighteen police officers were injured during a pro-Palestinian protest in the Swiss capital Bern on Saturday, according to local police.
Construction workers rally in Switzerland over stalled labour deal
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More than 700 construction workers took to the streets of Sion, in canton Valais, on Saturday, answering a call from the Valais Trade Union.
Swiss Attorney General says suspected terror attack was foiled
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The Swiss Office of the Attorney General says it stopped a suspected Islamist attack in spring; over 140 terrorism cases now under investigation – a record.
First Swiss woman at world street dance final misses out on top 16
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Switzerland’s Sheila Silva didn’t make it through to the top 16 at the World Street Dance Final in Los Angeles. The next edition will take place in Zurich.
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Swiss Business Federation Economiesuisse will have a new president next year, as Christoph Mäder is due to step down at the end of his term.
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Joy Matter, Bern politician, educator and widow of one of German-speaking Switzerland’s most beloved musicians, has died at the age of 90.
Swiss-Austrian study finds dogs show signs of addiction
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Swiss and Austrian researchers have found that some dogs can become obsessed with toys, showing behaviour that closely resembles addiction in humans.
