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Swiss bar cleared of racism after stopping white reggae gig

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February 18, 2025
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Zermatt/Cervinia: bulldozers on glacier for ski cup, all acquitted

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Swiss-Italian ski course was not built illegally, rules judge




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Feb 17, 2025



Four defendants acquitted of illegal construction of the Zermatt-Cervinia ski course that runs from Switzerland to Italy.



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Kazakhstan to sell uranium to Axpo

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Kazakhstan to supply Swiss nuclear power plants with uranium




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Feb 17, 2025



Kazakhstan, the world’s leading producer of uranium, is for the first time to supply Swiss nuclear power plants.



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Swiss doctors transplant heart after record-long transport

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Swiss transplant doctors keep heart alive for record time




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Feb 17, 2025



A Swiss hospital has kept a heart alive outside of a human body for a Europe-record 12 hours before being successfully transplanted.



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Fribourg honors 100 years of Jean Tinguely

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Swiss canton celebrates artist Jean Tinguely centenary




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Feb 17, 2025



Fribourg is honouring the cultural and social legacy of Swiss mechanical artist Jean Tinguely, who would have celebrated his 100th birthday this year.



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Switzerland's economic growth slowed last year

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Swiss economic growth slowed in 2024




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Feb 17, 2025



Switzerland records economic growth slowdown for 2024, due to the poor performance of its main trading partners.



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Are kindergarten places scarce in Switzerland? This is no longer the case

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Demand lacking for Swiss childcare centres




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Feb 17, 2025



Some Swiss cities have an oversupply of childcare places, reversing the historic trend of limited options for working parents.



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Only six Zurich Rottweiler owners apply to keep them

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Six Zurich Rottweiler owners apply to keep ‘dangerous’ dogs




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Feb 17, 2025



Just six out of 350 owners of Rottweilers in canton Zurich have have applied for new licenses to keep their dogs, which are deemed dangerous.



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Lucerne soprano Edith Mathis passes away

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Swiss soprano Edith Mathis passes away aged 87




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Feb 17, 2025



Swiss soprano Edith Mathis, praised for her interpretations of Mozart, has died at the age of 87.



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Bafta: Papal thriller "Conclave" wins best film award

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Swiss-Austrian filmmaker wins Bafta for Conclave movie




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Feb 17, 2025



The papal thriller Conclave, by Austrian-Swiss filmmaker Edward Berger, wins Best Picture at Bafta film awards.



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Ski camps in Switzerland reached a record level in 2024

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Ski camps in Switzerland reached record level in 2024




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Feb 16, 2025



Almost 130,000 children and young people in Switzerland took part in a winter sports camp in 2024 – the highest number in 20 years.



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