As the first Swiss circus artist to gain acceptance into the unique National Circus School in Montreal for professional athletes, BrüggerExternal link has been developing his passion and fascination for the circus world. He specialises in aerial straps, silks and aerial hoops.
Zurich court continues Gazprombank trial against bank employees
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The court will not allow the Gazprom Bank trial to be called off, rejecting defence lawyers' motions that the trial be dismissed.
Catholic Church asks for more time to set up abuse help centres
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More than six months after a study of abuse in the Catholic Church, officials on Monday announced that, “there are still many unanswered questions.”
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The government is planning agreements or negotiating treaties with the EU on topics of health, food safety and air transport.
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The underwater platform which should have carefully lifted the sunken ship from the bottom of the lake, has sunk uncontrollably and crashed.
Tariq Ramadan faces Swiss judges again in appeal trial
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The 61-year-old Islamic scholar Tariq Ramadan, who was acquitted of rape and sexual coercion, will be back before judges in Geneva on Monday.
Police clear occupied university building in Basel
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Basel cantonal police evacuated the Department of Social Sciences early on Monday morning, and banned 20 people from the premises.
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