Switzerland
HUG: ‘We see our strongest growth in foreign markets’
Anna Hug (fifth generation) and Marianne Wüthrich Gross run HUG together in a co-management model. Vera Leysinger / SWI swissinfo.ch...
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Departing Swiss army chief bemoans lack of urgency despite Russian aggression
Süssli sees no jolt in Switzerland despite Russian aggression Keystone-SDA Listen to the article Listening the article Toggle language selector...
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The Geneva cardoon: a vegetable with spine
The shape and spines of the Geneva cardoon make it an unusual vegetable, to say the least. Keystone / Laurent...
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What lies ahead for International Geneva in 2026
The head of US diplomacy, Marco Rubio, was in Geneva on November 23 for talks with Ukrainian officials. This has...
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Ihr Mann hatte alles vergessen – ausser die Liebe
Susi Streichenberg begleitete ihren demenzkranken Mann bis zum Ende. Sie schaffte es, ihn als Partner zu sehen, selbst als er...
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Switzerland’s last commuter paper prints its final edition
20 Minutes, Switzerland’s free commuter newspaper, appeared in print for the last time on Tuesday, ending a 26-year run, reported...
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L’INCONNU DE LA GRANDE ARCHE ***
26 December 2025 Wishing you dear cinephiles warm and merry holidays and hopefully a New Year of peace and harmony....
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Switzerland to allow catch-up payments into third-pillar pensions
Private retirement saving is popular in Switzerland; nearly 60% of workers hold a pillar 3a account, which lets savers prepare...
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Swiss People’s Party seeks tougher language rules for citizenship
Lawmakers from the Swiss People’s Party (UDC/SVP) have tabled a motion to tighten language requirements for naturalisation, reports RTS. They...
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2025 Review: six graphics to help explain Swiss trends
The Swiss are having fewer children, feel less religious and increasingly have a migration background. Keystone / Ennio Leanza Listen...
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