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Only 4.1% of cars in Switzerland are electric

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November 30, 2024
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Switzerland’s flourishing cocaine market presents law enforcement challenge




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In Switzerland, five tonnes of cocaine are consumed every year.



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Black Friday gets off to a slow start in stationary retail

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Black Friday gets off to a slow start in Swiss shops




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Black Friday has established itself as one of the biggest shopping events in Switzerland in recent years. On Friday, however, business was rather slow, especially in the stores.



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Valais fights against the spread of the Japanese beetle

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Swiss canton fights spread of Japanese beetle




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Nov 29, 2024



The invasive Japanese beetle has been discovered in Valais, southwestern Switzerland. The canton now wants to stop the spread of the voracious plant pest.



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Court overturns minimum wages in Zurich and Winterthur




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The administrative court of canton Zurich has annulled the ordinance on the introduction of a municipal minimum wage in the Swiss cities of Zurich and Winterthur. It said the ordinances violated cantonal law.



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Nominal wages up 1.5 percent in 2024 according to third estimate

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Nominal Swiss wages up 1.5% in 2024, says latest estimate




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Wages in Switzerland are likely to have risen slightly more in 2024 than previously assumed. However, some of this is likely to be eaten up by inflation.



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Cern ends cooperation with institutes from Russia and Belarus

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CERN ends cooperation with institutes from Russia and Belarus




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The cooperation agreement between CERN and Russia and Belarus will be terminated on Saturday, as previously announced. The move is a reaction to the Russian military invasion of Ukraine.



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Private bank Lombard Odier charged with serious money laundering

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Swiss private bank Lombard Odier charged with serious money laundering




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The Office of the Attorney General of Switzerland has charged the private bank Lombard Odier and a former employee with serious money laundering.



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Swiss Air Force downsizes

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Swiss Air Force reduces displays to save money




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Nov 29, 2024



The Swiss Air Force wants to halve the number of its demonstrations and exhibitions to save money. Participation abroad is planned only in exceptional cases from the beginning of 2025.



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New free trade agreement with China by 2025, according to Aeschi

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Updated free trade deal between Switzerland and China set for 2025




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Nov 29, 2024



The enhanced free trade agreement between Switzerland and China is set to enter into force in 2025. This is the assumption of parliamentarian Thomas Aeschi, president of the EU-EFTA delegation.



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Federal Council does not want a special law on the Sarco star capsule for the time being

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Swiss government sees no need for special law on Sarco suicide capsule




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Nov 29, 2024



Following the first use of the Sarco assisted suicide capsule in Switzerland in September, the government sees no need for legislative action for the time being.



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