- ‘No point in staying here’: Swiss expats head home for schooling amid pandemic
- Under-fire Swiss attoey general offers to step down
- Will Covid-19 jumpstart the ‘gig economy’ in Switzerland?
- Can big pharma’s money solve the antibiotics crisis?
- A job in Zurich thanks to Swiss roots
- Martin Suter: when the writer becomes the story
- Racism in the US: a cautionary tale for Switzerland
- Switzerland re-opens its European borders
- Looking at the bright side of these dark times
- In space exploration, Switzerland punches above its weight

Swiss firms are waiting to see which Britain Theresa May leads out from the shadows of negotiations(Keystone)
While Switzerland is not involved in Britain’s divorce from the European Union, many SWI swissinfo...
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The demographics of Switzerland’s immigrant workforce are changing; unlike during the post-war decades, most new arrivals today are university educated. Swissinfo.ch takes a look at th SWI swissinfo...
Paediatric palliative care ensures support for children with incurable illnesses, and for their families.(Getty Images)
In Switzerland, support services for children suffering from incurable diseases, and for their families, have been slow to develop. Change is on the way, but one of the few Swiss specialists in the field says there is much to SWI swissinfo...
The new CHF10, unveiled with much fanfare(Swiss National Bank)
Crisp, yellow, and adoed with train tracks and watchmaking supplies, the new CHF10 banknote will soon be in circulation across Switzerland. But what can you buy with it? Revealed by the Swiss National Bankexteal link on Wednesday, the banknote is the third in the new series tha SWI swissinfo...
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Here's a selection of the stories we will be bringing you the week of October 9.
(Thomas Ke/swissinfo.ch)
MondayEighteen-year-old aspiring actress Runa Wehrli identifies as bisexual and has found acceptance from her family and artistic community. But as she explains as part of SWI swissinfo...