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“Today is a day of great joy,” said European Commission President Von der Leyen. “This marks the start of the political debate,” commented Viola Amherd.
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The 2025 budget has been adopted by Parliament. International development aid will lose CHF110 million ($122.5 million) to the army.
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EU negotiations near the finish line, the president of Economiesuisse shares his take on immigration and new stats reveal insights into Swiss family life: this and more in today’s briefing.
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Hezbollah ban, higher health insurance deductibles and a stalking law: today’s briefing covers the key parliamentary decisions.
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The main decisions from a busy week in parliament, a big interest rate cut, what the Swiss were googling in 2024 – and more.
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Switzerland’s new “Capital of Culture”, the debut of the world’s steepest cable car, and ibex-hunting foreigners in Valais: this and more in today’s briefing.
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The Swiss Federal Court rejects pensions appeal and the vote on women’s retirement age will not be repeated: this in today’s briefing.
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The federal budget for 2025, Swiss reaction to Joe and Hunter Biden, a cup of coffee gets (even) more expensive, the words of the year – and Schmutzli!
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Many are eagerly anticipating a visit from Samichlaus today, but some may miss out on seeing the red-cloaked, bearded man – find out why in today’s briefing.
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Road closed, cable car not yet ready: When the big snow comes, these people from Valais can no longer leave their village.
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Three stories from the Swiss Abroad and a new protection concept for the mountain village of Brienz in Wednesday’s briefing.
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A conservative mood has gripped the country, according to a recent analysis. The way refugees are treated shows what this means in concrete terms.
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Almost 30 years after the murder of an Egyptian diplomat in Geneva, the related trial begins today in Bellinzona, canton Ticino.
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It has been a bad week for Swiss chocolate-makers, with Lindt in the United States and Cailler in Switzerland both having problems.
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Today’s briefing puts the spotlight on RUAG, a possible social media ban for under-16s, gender-based violence and the shortage of skilled labour.
