Wind power produces electricity even when demand is low
(Keystone)
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- Canton Zug to invest CHF55 million in ETH research centre
- Traces of cadmium found in most Swiss foodstuffs
- Iran conflict affects Jungfrau tourism in Switzerland
- BRICS have the world's largest grain traders in their sights
- Russia sanctions at heart of Swiss neutrality vote
- EU industrial push strains ties with Switzerland and Norway
- Swiss say they have struggled with the heat
- Swiss government wants to regulate cost of streamers
- Ex head of Swiss Bankers Association on trial for corruption
- Swiss president ‘greatly saddened’ by death of Norwegian king
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These are some of the stories we’re following in the week of August 22.
(Keystone)
Monday
Do you live in an urban heat island? In cities, the temperature can be five degrees higher than in the countryside, but there are ways to cope – as spatial plaers in the Swiss city of Sion explain. Did you know that one tree provides the same coolness as five air conditioners?
(Keystone)
Tuesday
As the US presidential election approaches, we look at how both the United States and Switzerland are ‘hybrid democracies’ – and what that means for elections, legislation and life satisfaction.
Also, a Zurich court will deliver its verdict on former bank employee tued whistleblower Rudolf Elmer. The defence team of the former Julius Bär banker says he should not be standing trial for breaking banking secrecy laws as he did not technically work for Julius Bär but a non-banking subsidi
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(swissinfo.ch)
What does it take to run the best restaurant in the world? We go inside the Hôtel de Ville in Crissier.
The restaurant was named number one in the world by La Liste, a new ranking by the French foreign ministry. When chef Benoît Violier committed suicide earlier this year, his second-in-command and old friend Franck Giovaini had to step into his shoes. He's an anomaly in this high pressure profession.
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Aug 20, 2016 - 11:00Claudia Dummermuth is living her dream, thanks to her 700-square-metre lavender field in a residential neighbourhood near Zurich.Dummermuth uses the organic lavender to make essential oil, which goes into salves, soaps and bath salts, and also into lavender-flavoured jam and even a liqueur. Her idealism and love of lavender is evident in her motto: Grow slow and strong, like the plant. Surrounded by houses, her 700-square-metre field is located in Oberstammheim in canton Zurich.
The Mediterranean plant belongs to the mint family. The ancient Egyptians used Lavandula angustifolia to obtain precious essential oil for embalming mummies. The Romans, Greeks and Arabs used lavender for personal hygiene, as a laundry detergent, and as medicine. Thanks to its calming, anticonvulsant and balancing effect, today it is used in teas, tinctures, oils and creams to treat flatulence
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Wiing an Olympic medal takes years of practice, and in the case of some Swiss athletes, money out of their own pockets. (SRF, swissinfo.ch)
Heidi Diethelm won a bronze medal for Switzerland in the women's 25m pistol shooting in Rio. To chase her Olympic dream, she had to put her personal finances on the line.
The competitor and mother-of-one had to quit her job two years before the Olympics and dip into her savings to survive. The CHF50,000-CHF75,000 she received in sponsoring was all earmarked for training, competitions and her team.
Mario Gyr has a similar story. He was a gold medallist in Rio in the men's coxless lightweight four rowing competition. He and his teammates didn’t seen any money until their first wins. He says that this is due to the fact that in Switzerland there is a policy of rewarding sport achievements.
A 2013 report highlighted how almost half of elite athletes
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The City of London's financial sector is plaing how to re-position itself with the EU
(Keystone)
The City of London has given up hope of universal access to the EU single market and is now seeking a bespoke deal for its different sectors to trade with Europe, with similar but stronger ties than Switzerland.
Teams across the City and Whitehall have been working over the summer to draw up a plan for Britain's exit from the EU.
Officials and representatives from the financial sector are getting ready to present their policy ideas in time for them to be considered by the cabinet committee for Brexit, chaired by Theresa May, the prime minister, when it meets in early September, people involved in the preparations told the Financial Times.
he City has come to the conclusion that a deal for the UK to emulate Norway's relationship with the EU is very difficult both politically and practic
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Will transgenic co make its way to Switzerland as well? With TTIP, European countries may be forced to adopt US standards.
(Reuters)
The controversial Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), which is entering a decisive phase of negotiations, could have wide-ranging consequences for Switzerland, even though it won’t be a party to the treaty.
There is massive opposition to the agreement being discussed between the United States and the European Union despite assurances by govements that the accord will encourage economic growth and create jobs, not only in the US and EU but worldwide.
The deal aims to reduce customs tariffs, bureaucracy and barriers to investments which hinder exports and trade ties between the US and EU. But there have been fears that the TTIP will have an enormous impact on a wide range of norms affecting people on both sides of the Atlantic, fr
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In Switzerland there are around 220 police officers per 100,000 inhabitants
(Keystone)
After an attack on a regional train in canton St Gallen, calls have multiplied to boost security. The system could possibly be improved, some people admit, pointing out that the number of police officers in Switzerland is proportionately lower than that in neighbouring countries. Is this statement true or false?
Increase the number of railway police (currently 300), check people at station entrances, reintroduce conductors on regional trains, introduce a wide range of technology: after the attack on Saturday there is no shortage of ideas on how to increase security.
Pierre Maudet, the Geneva councillor in charge of cantonal security, told Swiss public radio, RTS, that the authorities are constantly looking for ways to improve the system of surveillance and crime prevention, but they are aware that
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Crowdfunding has the potential to bridge the geographical, economic and digital divide
(Keystone)
Would you pay in advance for something you’ve never seen if it’s for a good cause? Crowdfunding projects in Switzerland are giving Swiss consumers a taste for the exotic and helping small farmers find new markets.
Tobias Joos is sweaty and a bit out of breath. Nothing unusual for the part-time bike courier who delivers packages around Zurich city to supplement his income. But today is a bit different. Joos has a special delivery to make: ten boxes of spices from India that he sourced from small farmers through his crowdfunding project Crowd Container.
His team managed to raise almost CHF84,000 ($84,000) on Swiss crowdfunding platform Wemakeit through over 500 people who placed orders for a box of spices shipped directly from farmers in the India state of Kerala.
Joos is no ordin
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Albert Roesti, the newly elected president of the conservative right Swiss People's Party, thanks delegates in April 2016
(Keystone)
Switzerland has been ranked fifth in a European study comparing support for populist parties and their influence.
The Swedish research think tank Timbro ranked Switzerland in the top five nations, behind behind Hungary, Greece, Poland and Italy, in its Authoritarian Populism Index 2016 due to the presence of the conservative right Swiss People’s Party in the govement and recent election results.
The People’s Party made large gains in the October 2015 parliamentary elections, increasing its share of the vote from 26.6% to 29.4%. The People’s Party are represented in the cabinet by two ministers – defence and finance.
“Switzerland and Austria are among the countries in which right-wing authoritarian parties established themselves the e
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Leaders of Swiss political parties comment passionately on the first results of parliamentary elections for public television and radio. Like those in EU countries, the Swiss have confidence in audio-visual media.
(Keystone)
The existence of solid, well-financed public service media is a sign of an equally solid democracy. That’s one of the conclusions of a study led by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU).
The study Trust in Media 2016 is based on data gathered twice aually as part of the European Commission’s Eurobarometer. The survey was done in 28 EU member countries (before Brexit), as well as five candidate countries (Serbia, Montenegro, Macedonia, Albania and Turkey).
The first finding: radio, whether public or private, is the champion of all categories when it comes to its credibility with citizens. Across the continent, 55% have confidence in radio, though this confid
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Ethnic flavour boosts tourism in Kosovo
(swissinfo.ch )
Kosovo is a country on the mend after the 1999 war. But high unemployment and widespread poverty have spurred many Kosovars to leave. Switzerland is one of the countries trying to help tu the job market around. Can it work?
At first sight, it’s not clear why the Swiss are still so worried about Kosovo. Stepping out of Pristina’s mode inteational airport, you see rolling green hills and a stream of taxis waiting to whisk you away along mode highways.
The country is at peace and there are few signs of the destruction that took place in 1999, during the war between ethnic Serbs and Albanian Kosovars. Pockmarked roads and charred and mortar blasted buildings are a thing of the past. Minarets have been restored, and tourism is a major objective.
“Exciting destination”
Apart from weste Kosovo, some of Kosovo’s
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There are a growing number of licensed young Swiss athletes, especially girls. What’s behind this increase? (SRF, swissinfo.ch)
If you look back over the last 20 years, the Swiss athletics delegation in Rio has never been so strong. It’s no coincidence considering that the number of licensed athletes has been rising.
The number of girls has seen a 20% jump in the last five years.
Experts say this is down to a widespread campaign to attract the best young athletes to the sport in the form of the UBS Kids Cup, organised by the Swiss Athletics Federation and Weltklasse Zürich.
Through regional competitions, the UBS Kids Cup enables the most talented athletes under the age of 15 to qualify until they reach the national finals in Zurich’s Letzigrund stadium.
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The 2016 European Gymnastics Championships drew 31,000 spectators to Be over a two-week period.
(swissinfo.ch)
Is it better for a city’s bottom line and image to host a smaller contest like the European Gymnastics Championships instead of a mega event like the Olympics? Here are some factors to consider.
Not much is left of the headquarters of the European Gymnastics Championships, held this past May and June in the Swiss capital, Be. The organising committee for the EC 2016 spent more than 18 months on the top floor of the House of Sport, a building just outside Be that houses Swiss Olympic, the umbrella organisation for Swiss sport. And the first seeds of the competition were planted way back in 2012.
At the end of July only two people remained in the office to close up shop. Along with some rented computers and a coffee machine, there were still leftover posters depicting
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Khadem al-Qubaisi has been under investigation in Abu Dhabi for months, according to govement insiders
(Keystone)
Swiss criminal authorities are probing a well-coected former top Abu Dhabi finance official over an alleged inteational conspiracy to embezzle money from Malaysia’s 1MDB wealth fund.
Investigators suspect Khadem al-Qubaisi, ex-head of the emirate govement’s Inteational Petroleum Investment Company, of fraud, money laundering and corruption, according to a letter seen by the Financial Times.
Mr Qubaisi has long been regarded as close to Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Manchester City football club’s owner and a brother of Sheikh Khalifa, Abu Dhabi’s ruler and United Arab Emirates president.
Details of the Swiss investigation, which also targets a subordinate of Mr Qubaisi and two former 1MDB officials, come just weeks after US authorities produced a da
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Officials are still piecing together what happened at the Salez train station in northeaste Switzerland when a man attacked a group of passengers, injuring several. One died of her injuries, as did the attacker
(Keystone)
The name of the person believed responsible for a deadly attack on train passengers in northeaste Switzerland has not been released. Here are the reasons why.
So far, Swiss police have provided the age, gender and nationality of the attacker – a 27-year-old Swiss male. No further information has been released to the media. This is common practice in Swiss law enforcement, designed to protect the privacy of an individual and the person’s family.
Joualists are also asked to respect such privacy guidelines. A handbook of best practices published by the Swiss press council states that the public’s right to information must be carefully weighed against the
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Could Swiss medical teaching go the way of the US?
(Keystone)
Switzerland has a high number of doctors per capita, so why does everyone think there’s a shortage?
When you have two small children like I do, you are happy that you can get an appointment quickly with your local children’s doctor or general practitioner. Even hospital appointments can be sorted out fast in Switzerland.
Indeed, with 4.0 doctors per 1,000 of the population, Switzerland comes in at 7th on the OECD listings for 2013 (neighbour Austria heads the rankings at 5.0). This puts it on a par with Germany and France - and it far outstrips the Anglo-American world in this respect.
But scratch under the surface and you will see that around 30% of doctors practicing in Switzerland have foreign qualifications. This rises to 40% in hospitals. This is because the country itself doesn’t produce enough home-trained do
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Here are the stories we’re following the week of August 15.
(Keystone)
Monday
Switzerland’s system of direct democracy is recognised for its involvement of citizens in decision-making – whether it’s a big issue like asylum policy, or a seemingly minor one like installing streetlights in a 250-person town. The ability of citizens to have their say has left the Romansh-speaking commune of Surrein in the dark since 1977 – but that’s all about to change with the people’s latest vote.
(Keystone)
Tuesday
Amid the dazzle of major sporting events like the Olympics, it’s easy to forget about the years of plaing, steep costs and logistical feats involved in accommodating thousands of athletes and spectators. Using the experience of the Swiss capital Be, which recently hosted the European Gymnastics Championships, we take a look at why cities jump at the chance to host sporting events – while risking ending up in the red.
(Keystone)
Wednesday
Switzerland is one of th
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Khadem al-Qubaisi has been under investigation in Abu Dhabi for months, according to govement insiders
(Keystone)
Swiss criminal authorities are probing a well-coected former top Abu Dhabi finance official over an alleged inteational conspiracy to embezzle money from Malaysia’s 1MDB wealth fund.
Investigators suspect Khadem al-Qubaisi, ex-head of the emirate govement’s Inteational Petroleum Investment Company, of fraud, money laundering and corruption, according to a letter seen by the Financial Times.
Mr Qubaisi has long been regarded as close to Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Manchester City football club’s owner and a brother of Sheikh Khalifa, Abu Dhabi’s ruler and United Arab Emirates president.
Details of the Swiss investigation, which also targets a subordinate of Mr Qubaisi and two former 1MDB officials, come just weeks after US authorities produced a damning account of how billions of dollars were allegedly looted from the Malaysian fund. The Swiss pr
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Surrein is the last Swiss village without streetlights
(Keystone)
Direct democracy kept the people of one Swiss alpine village in the dark for over 40 years. What made them finally see the light?
There could be someone standing just in front of me, but if there is I can't see them. The night in the village of Surrein is pitch black. There are only a couple of tiny orange-tinged lights blinking in the distance - waing lantes from a construction site. Otherwise, it's dark. Silent too, except for the gentle gurgling of the river ruing through the valley.
Surrein, population 250, is the last Swiss village without streetlights. But this will soon change, bringing the place and its people into the mode world. The few streets in the village have been dug up to make room to lay power lines in the stony ground. By the end of the year, the work should be complete - each street illuminated with the latest generation of lighting. The first time in its history that the village will be l
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(swissinfo.ch)
As a Westeer, what's it like to live in Egypt or China? Two global citizens share their experiences and advice.
Documentary maker Sandra Gysi splits her time between Switzerland and Egypt. She says Zurich is more efficient, but Cairo is the better place to go dancing. Meanwhile, Niklaus Mueller is studying for his MBA in Shanghai. In addition to leaing Mandarin, he's figured out how to make dumplings.
What about you? Have you ever lived abroad? Contact the producer of this podcast on Twitter @SMisicka
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More than one in ten Swiss lives abroad. The number has more than doubled since 1980. This graphic illustrates that the Swiss don’t like to stray too far from home.
At the end of 2015, more than 760,000 Swiss lived abroad.
People move around a lot these days and for many different reasons: tourism, family, studying or work, said Giai D’Amato, director of the Swiss Forum for Migration and Population Studies, at the recent Congress of the Swiss Abroad in Be.
Most of the Swiss emigrating abroad are young: the average age for women is 33 years old and for men, it’s 35, explained D’Amato. The University of Neuchâtel professor nevertheless noted that retirees made up 7% of those leaving Switzerland.
According to a study by Philippe Waer, professor at the Institute of Demography and Socio-economics at the University of Geneva, a large number of Swiss moving abroad come from the urban regions of Geneva, Zurich, Lausae, Be and Basel.
France is the biggest draw for ex
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Aug 13, 2016 - 11:00To make a living, Roberto Donetta worked as a travelling photographer and seed salesman. His images captured scenes in the Blenio valley when people lived hand to mouth.Upon his death in 1932, Donetta left behind almost 5,000 glass plates of daily life in the isolated alpine valley in the southe canton of Ticino.
Donetta saw himself as a self-taught artist who experimented freely and became a master of the medium of photography.
In his early adult life, the photographer ran a small grocery shop, before heading to London - like many of his compatriots from the valley - to work as a waiter. However he retued only 15 months later, sick and exhausted.
He then became a travelling salesman in the valley, hawking vegetable and flower seeds. A little bit later, around 1900, he was introduced to photography by a local sculptor. From then on he was not only a seed merchant, but also the unofficial valley photographer.
An exhibition of 120 of Donetta's photos is now showin
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Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May and her husband, Philip, walking in the Swiss Alps on August 12
(Reuters)
After a hectic first month in office, British Prime Minister Theresa May and her husband have begun a two-week hiking holiday in Switzerland. She is thus continuing a long tradition of British leaders recharging in the Alps.
May’s office did not provide any further details of the trip, but May has spoken previously of her love of walking holidays in Switzerland, a destination also favoured by her German counterpart Angela Merkel.
“We’ve walked all over the country. However, we have two favourite areas in particular: Zermatt and the Beese Oberland,” May told the Daily Telegraph in 2007.
“Both are fantastic for walking: Zermatt is pretty high and most of the walks have wonderful views of the Matterho. And the Beese Oberland is overlooked by three stuing mountains: the Eiger, Jungfrau and Mönch.”
With her holiday coming six weeks after 52% of British vote
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Each week cartoonist Marina Lutz takes a look at a big issue in the news in Switzerland. She has worked with different Swiss media as a caricaturist, including the Nebelspalter satirical magazine. Lutz has won several awards for her work, notably during the Fumetto inteational cartoon festival.
Click through to see the different images.
Links
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The Aletsch experience from high up on the Moosfluh peak
(Simon Bradley/swissinfo.ch)
The mighty Aletsch Glacier is melting at an ever-quickening pace and could almost disappear by the end of this century. The shrinking field of ice is just one of a series of dramatic changes to the local region’s landscape and fauna.
From the top of the Moosfluh peak above the village of Riederalp, the sweeping panoramic vista takes your breath away. A huge grey-and-white cracked sea of ice snakes into view from around a distant mountain.
Just below, an elderly Japanese couple munch away on their packed lunch, silently digesting the natural wonder from their balcony seat. “I’ve been here three times in the past 17 years and each time it looks a bit different,” says the man. “It’s narrower now and it used to be much higher. But the curved shape is still just as beautiful.”
Stretching over 23 kilometres, the Aletsch Glacier in canton Valais is the longest in Europe, measuring 1.5 kilo
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Switzerland is among the world leaders in recycling of glass and other material. But it also has a very high waste production proportional to its population
(Keystone)
Switzerland needs an economy that is based on the sustainable use of natural resources. An initiative by the Green Party wants to incorporate this into the country’s constitution, but opponents are convinced such a strategy is unrealistic. Voters have the final say at the ballot box on September 25.
It is a fact that the consumption of natural resources worldwide has been exceeding the Earth’s capacity to regenerate itself since the 1980s. The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) estimates that by 2050 the global ecological footprint will triple if the economy of industrialised countries continues to grow at the same pace while developing countries increase their consumption.
Switzerland, a country with limited natural resources, has a large carbon footprint and is among those countries which are guilty
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A Swiss study has found that when the local authorities ask newcomers to Switzerland to a ‘welcome interview’ they have a better chance at fitting in to local communities. (SRF, swissinfo.ch)
Every year, about 30,000 foreign nationals make canton Zurich their new home. For the cantonal authorities it’s important to make foreigners who have recently relocated feel welcome. They also want to make sure the new arrivals are aware of local customs.
Zurich’s Cantonal Integration Office advises municipalities to meet the newcomers in person. To find out how effective these meetings are, the authorities commissioned a study from the Centre for Labour and Social Policy Studies (BASS).
The results of the study were published in July 2016 – and they’re encouraging for the canton. The study found that the individual meetings have a positive effect. Newcomers that went through the interview are better informed, have a higher chance of attending a German course and tend to view the aut
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Around 30% of doctors practising in Switzerland have foreign qualifications
(Keystone)
Universities have been aouncing plans to boost the number of places to study medicine following the decision to inject millions more into medical training. But why is there such a shortage of doctors in Switzerland?
Switzerland has by all accounts, a well-working, although very expensive, health system. At first glance, there would seem to be enough doctors.
With 4.0 doctors per 1,000 of the population, Switzerland comes in at 7th on the 2013 OECD listings for the number of doctors per 1,000 of the population. This puts it on a par with Germany and France - and far outstrips the Anglo-American world.
But scratch under the surface and you will see that around 30% of doctors practising in Switzerland have foreign qualifications. This rises to 40% in hospitals.
This is because the country itself doesn’t produce enough home-trained doctors – a situation the govement wants to change.
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