Switzerland keeps profits derived from foreign bribery. It shouldn’t. Read more: Switzerland keeps profits derived from foreign bribery. It shouldn’t.
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Inside Geneva: are democracies copying Russia’s repressive policies? Read more: Inside Geneva: are democracies copying Russia’s repressive policies?
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Swiss popular votes – everything you need to know Read more: Swiss popular votes – everything you need to know
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Sushi rice instead of potatoes? Swiss agriculture adapts to climate change Read more: Sushi rice instead of potatoes? Swiss agriculture adapts to climate change
Fact and fiction about the Swiss AI model Apertus Read more: Fact and fiction about the Swiss AI model Apertus
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The Swiss Connection Podcast: Hear Swiss science stories for the world Read more: The Swiss Connection Podcast: Hear Swiss science stories for the world
Recognising Emma Jung’s exploration of the unconscious Read more: Recognising Emma Jung’s exploration of the unconscious
Welcome to the Geneva hotel devoted to Swiss comics Read more: Welcome to the Geneva hotel devoted to Swiss comics
How Switzerland became liberal on abortion – without noticing Read more: How Switzerland became liberal on abortion – without noticing
Swiss silence, wartime shame, and one girl’s fight against patriarchy Read more: Swiss silence, wartime shame, and one girl’s fight against patriarchy
To what extent do you think assisted suicide should be a legally available option to those who want to end their lives? Read more: To what extent do you think assisted suicide should be a legally available option to those who want to end their lives?
Sushi rice instead of potatoes? Swiss agriculture adapts to climate change Read more: Sushi rice instead of potatoes? Swiss agriculture adapts to climate change
Patent battle in India tests Roche’s grip on rare disease market Read more: Patent battle in India tests Roche’s grip on rare disease market
Why a prospering Irish Nestlé factory is closing down Read more: Why a prospering Irish Nestlé factory is closing down
How Switzerland became liberal on abortion – without noticing Read more: How Switzerland became liberal on abortion – without noticing
Reality hits: hard truths come to light in the final episode of ‘Lost Cells’ Read more: Reality hits: hard truths come to light in the final episode of ‘Lost Cells’
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Ian’s parents left him in Africa. Will he ever get Swiss citizenship? Read more: Ian’s parents left him in Africa. Will he ever get Swiss citizenship?
Explainer: the upcoming Swiss vote on compulsory civic service for all Read more: Explainer: the upcoming Swiss vote on compulsory civic service for all
The SWIplus app: your connection to Switzerland Read more: The SWIplus app: your connection to Switzerland
More Democracy Governing the Internet from Rousseau’s hometown This content was published on Apr 27, 2021 If the internet is going to serve democracy around the world, it needs to have its own global government – in Geneva Read more: Governing the Internet from Rousseau’s hometown
Opinion More Democracy The right to vote as a matter of heart This content was published on Feb 24, 2021 To really achieve universal suffrage, we need a new approach: make voting rights portable. Read more: The right to vote as a matter of heart
Opinion More Democracy Is the time ripe for national referendums in the US? This content was published on Oct 24, 2020 With the US presidential elections less than two weeks away, journalist Joe Mathews argues for a Swiss-style direct democracy system in the US. Read more: Is the time ripe for national referendums in the US?
