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Snowboarding through Lausanne(Keystone)
Almost every article published by swissinfo.ch contains a percentage, an age, an amount of money or some other figure. Here’s a round-up of the most interesting statistics to appear in the past week’s stories.
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In 1843, Switzerland became the second country ever to introduce postage stamps; the UK was first in 1840. Early examples of Swiss stamps are therefore some of the most valuable and sought-after in the world. An exhibition showing off the delicate rarities is now ru SWI swissinfo...
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The possibility of using computers to count the votes of the Swiss population had been in discussion for some time before a large-scale experiment took place in a district of canton Zurich on February 1, 1970, with the help of the IBM Computer System/360.Although the SWI swissinfo...
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برچسب: نویسنده: کاوه محمدزادگان بازدید: 367 تاريخ: يکشنبه 13 اسفند 1396 ساعت: 21:09
Two-thirds of the govement’s tax revenue is at stake in the vote(Keystone)
Projections show 83% of voters have renewed the govement’s right to tax its citizens and companies for another 15 years. This is a unique feature of Switzerland’s political system of direct democracy and federalism.
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برچسب: نویسنده: کاوه محمدزادگان بازدید: 387 تاريخ: يکشنبه 13 اسفند 1396 ساعت: 21:09
Voters overwhelmingly decided not to pull the plug on the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation(Keystone)
Voters have rejected a proposal to do away with the mandatory licence fee for Switzerland’s public broadcasters.Provisional final results show 71.6% of voters throwing out the initiative, which was launched SWI swissinfo...
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Today, on World Radio Day, we celebrate the power of radio and its role in bringing people together. It is also an occasion to look back at how swissinfo.ch began... with radio.Beginning in 1935, special programmes for the Swiss abroad were broadcast over short wave. In 1939, the Short Wave Service got its own antenna, located at Schwarzenberg in canton Be.Here is a sample programme from May 3, 1949, with a speech in Switzerland by Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru.
And in this interview from 1958, we hear from legendary jazz trumpeter and vocalist Louis Armstrong in relaxed mood.
In 1978, the Short Wave Service was renamed Swiss Radio Inteational (SRI).The radio broadcasts destined for a foreign audience reached their golden age during the Cold War. With programmes in eight languages, SRI reached an estimated five to ten million listeners around the world. The decline of short wave began at the end of the 1980s. Political changes, such as the end of the Cold War, and technological advancements including satellite transmissions and the emergence of the inteet, called into question the need to c SWI swissinfo...
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برچسب: نویسنده: کاوه محمدزادگان بازدید: 367 تاريخ: سه شنبه 24 بهمن 1396 ساعت: 23:07
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Balthazar Burkhard was in the right place at the right time: Be in the 1960s. The city had a lively bohemian scene, and was a magnet for radical artists and ideas that culminated in 1969 in the anthological exhibition, "When attitudes become form" at the Kunsthalle Be. That's also the moment in Burkhard’s five-decade career to which the Fotomuseum Winterthur is now dedicating a comprehensive retrospective (until 21.05.2018).Having leaed the trade with Kurt Blum, one of the most important Swiss photographers in the mid-20th century, Burkhard started to travel in the bohemian circles of Be. Soon, he was part of the entourage of Harald Szeemann, who directed the Kunsthalle Be from 1961 to 1969. During those years, Szeemann captured the zeitgeist of radical political and social movements that also touched the arts, and Burkhard’s photography was closely connected to Szeemann’s work.The Kunsthalle Be welcomed all those radical ideas, up to the point when Szeemann felt it was time to break with the established artistic practices, and make a proper manifesto out of an exhibition. SWI swissinfo...
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Jürg Schär and Konrad Rüegg are both members of the Swiss Federation of Small- and Medium-Sized Enterprises (swissinfo.ch)
Switzerland’s Federation of Small- and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) supports a proposal to do away with mandatory licence fees for public service broadcasters, which will come to a nationwide vote on March 4. Two of its members sat down to discuss the issue. The SME umbrella organisationexteal link is up against an alliance of most political parties, parliament, the govement, trade unions and most sectors of the business community, who recommend voting against the initiative. But it is a political force to be reckoned with, representing about 300,000 companies grouped in 250 trade associations.The federation spearheaded a campaign to try to scupper a reform of the public radio and television funding system in 2015. It has also been at the forefront of political efforts to abolish public broadcast licenceexteal link fees, but not all of its members toe the line.
Schär has been pioneering e-bikes(swissinfo.ch)
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An Egyptian soldier guards the Luxor temple. (Keystone)
Switzerland has one of the most generous, state-funded victim support services in the world. However, it doesn’t benefit everyone: Swiss people who live abroad and their relatives – as well as Swiss tourists – who are victims of crime are falling through the net.While assistance to victims in Germany, for example, is almost entirely dependent on donations, the system in Switzerland has been a public institution for the past 25 years.Victims of a criminal offence in Switzerland are supported in three ways, according to the so-called three-pillar modelexteal link. Not only do they receive free medical, psychological and legal support, but they are also protected during the criminal proceedings and receive damages and remuneration if the perpetrator and insurance companies do not recompense them sufficiently. Victims also have access to counselling without having to report the offender to the police, a rule which particularly benefits victims of domestic abuse.Direct democracyThis forward-thinking model of supporting victims was brought about only thanks to Switzerland’s di SWI swissinfo...
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At 91, she's the oldest elected politician in Switzerland: Marlies Näf-Hofmann from Arbon in canton Thurgau. And she's still going strong. Swiss Public Television, SRF looks back at an often controversial political career. (SRF/swissinfo.ch) She represents the Christian Democratic Party in the Arbon city parliamentexteal link, where she campaigns on behalf of the elderly, in particular. But she has changed her political allegiances several times. For 20 years, Näf-Hofmannexteal link worked as a lawyer for the the right-wing conservative Swiss People's Party on the cantonal council of Thurgau, and was party member for 50 years. After a brief stint with the Green Liberals, the lawyer joined the city parliament two years ago as a non-party member. In summer 2017, she officially changed to the Christian Democratic Party.'Sharp as a whistle'Her pet subjects are accessibility of public transport and day care centres for people with dementia. She is described as persistent, passionate and quite uncompromising.Her voice is strong, and the former lawyer is said to be 'sharp as a whistle'. She keeps fit at the gym. Since her husband died of Parkinson's disease in 2008, Näf-Hofmann has de SWI swissinfo...
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