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Today’s Swiss news is dominated by reactions to the re-election of Donald Trump. But there are still more news updates in today’s briefing.
Poll suggests Donald Trump has many fans in Switzerland
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Around a quarter of Swiss citizens would vote for Donald Trump if they had the chance, according to a recent poll. This percentage is higher than in many other European countries.
US election: is America drifting away from International Geneva?
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As president, Donald Trump gave Geneva’s international organisations a rough time. Kamala Harris will likely not deviate too much from Joe Biden’s policy.
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Switzerland repatriates three Ukrainian criminals for the first time since the Russian invasion began. This and more today’s briefing.
What Trump’s return or a new Harris administration would mean for Switzerland
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With the US presidential election looming, Switzerland is bracing itself for the implications of the result for its security and prosperity.
Swiss government faces criticism over inclusion of electronic media in radio-TV law
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Changes to Switzerland’s Federal Radio and Television Act (RTVA) have been well received in a consultation process. Local and regional radio and TV stations should receive more money in the future.
The Swiss are deeply divided over relations with the EU
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Despite little enthusiasm for the European Union, the Swiss consider the bilateral agreements with Brussels to be important.
Calls for DRC to benefit from $150m Glencore corruption damages
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A $150 million Swiss compensation order against Glencore for corruption in the Democratic Republic of Congo leads to repatriation claims.
Voters to decide if Swiss landlords need extra rights
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A national tenants’ association opposes two modifications to tenancy law and launched a double referendum. Voters will decide on November 24.
Canton Graubünden expands experimental e-voting to more municipalities
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Currently, six municipalities have been participating in the trial, but the scheme will expand to include 12 more in 2025.
Murdered student: Paris asks Bern to extradite suspect
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On Wednesday, France submitted an extradition request to the Swiss authorities for the man suspected of murdering Philippine. This was announced Thursday morning by the French Minister of Justice, Didier Migaud, on BFMTV.
Will Moldova vote to join the EU despite Russia’s influence?
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On October 20, Moldova will vote on EU accession. How will the referendum turn out in a country with many Russia sympathisers?
New Swiss tobacco law: are minors sufficiently protected?
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Are minors in Switzerland sufficiently protected from the risks of tobacco consumption? Join the multilingual debate on “dialogue”!
Swiss initiative wants to boost security of medical supplies
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A people’s initiative calling for Switzerland to boost the development, production and storage of drugs has been submitted in Bern.