Swiss and German leaders discuss European security and tariffs pressure
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Swiss President Karin Keller-Sutter met German Chancellor Friedrich Merz in Berlin to discuss their countries’ commitment to security in Europe and the consequences of US tariffs.
Fossil uncovered in southern Switzerland of prehistoric aquatic reptile
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During excavations in Meride, southern Switzerland, researchers from the Ticino natural history museum discovered for the first time an aquatic reptile of the genus Lariosaurus with preserved skin.
EU appoints German diplomat as new ambassador to Switzerland
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German diplomat Andreas Künne is the European Union’s new ambassador-designate for Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein, the EU announced on Tuesday.
Continuing professional training leads to higher income, Swiss study shows
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According to a study by the Swiss statistical office, ten years after graduating, people who continue training earn more than those who have not taken any further training.
Switzerland ends study on exposure to PFAS and pesticides to cut costs
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The Federal Office for Public Health has decided to discontinue a long-term study on the impact of forever chemicals on human health due to the federal government’s cost-cutting measures.
