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Despite calmer times, SNB is still ready to man the lifeboats

SNB chairman Thomas Jordan remains conservative amidst growing global economic optimism(Keystone) Sometimes its agonies grab world attention. Almost three years ago, in January 2015, the Swiss National Bank rattled global markets when it unexpectedly abandoned its official cap on the franc’s value against the euro — sending the currency sharply higher.So what does the world need to know about the affluent Alpine state right now? The SNB’s latest policy meeting last week in Be was low profile. The main policy interest rate stayed at the historic low of minus 0.75 per cent set after the 2015 “Frankenschock”. It still regarded the franc as “highly valued”, and would intervene if necessary in foreign currency markets to prevent its appreciation, further expanding its SFr813bn balance sheet.But its post-meeting caution was striking. Outsiders might have expected some cheer. The franc has fallen 5 per cent on a trade-weighted basis since midyear. The Swiss economic recovery is gaining momentum, and prices have moved out of the dangerous deflation zone. Like the Federal Reserve and European Central Bank, the SNB could reasonabl SWI swissinfo...

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When the night exploded - 70 years ago

... Print comment Mountain rescue forces in front of the collapsed rock face. Helpers are searching through a completely destroyed house. After the catastrophe, the area looked like warzone. Clearing the area was complicated by the vast number of unexploded munitions. The train tracks in the area were also destroyed. 100 buildings were destroyed or damaged and more than 200 people were made homeless. In the following days, a large number of parcels filled with clothes, shoes and other items were delivered to help the people in the area. Additionally, donations of at least CHF 120,000 were made. A funeral ceremony in which the condolences of the cabinet were expressed to the victims of the catastrophe. Historic black-and-white picture gallery The detonation injured several people and killed nine, among them f SWI swissinfo...

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The dearth – and death? – of Swiss biodiversity

An undisturbed pile of rocks can provide a habitat for a few species.(Flurin Bertschinger/Ex-Press/BAFU) Switzerland may have been quick to join the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversityexteal link in 1992, but it’s lost momentum over the past three decades. For example, participating countries have agreed to set aside 17% of their land for conservation by 2020. With only about 7%, Switzerland is still far behind the target – and almost hopelessly so, says Markus Fischer, president of the of the Swiss Biodiversity Forumexteal link’s scientific advisory council, which connects scientists with policy-makers.Fischer says 30% of Switzerland’s surface area is needed to save all species. Despite the country’s small size, it boasts 240 diverse habitat types. Yet Switzerland has a long red listexteal link of threatened species. in depth The wild side of Switzerland In this monthly series we introduce you to some of Switzerland’s most iconic species. A recent govement reportexteal link revealed that half of Switzerland’s natural habit SWI swissinfo...

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Laura Gibilras: ‘Young people have no future in Italy’

... Print comment Reuse article See in another language: 1 See in another language: 1 Languages: 1 laura g 1 Laura Gibilras swissinfo.ch: You were bo in Italy as a Swiss abroad. Does someone in your family come from Switzerland?Laura Gibilras: I was a Swiss abroad because my mother was bo and grew up in Switzerland. She met my father on a trip to Italy and they fell in love. I know – very romantic!swissinfo.ch: What relationship do you have with Switzerland?L.G.: I’ve always had a special relationship with Switzerland. When I was still living in Italy, I used to spend two holidays a year at my grandparents’ home in Switzerland. From the age of 12, I visited the youth camps for SWI swissinfo...

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The sweet rewards of climbing in the Swiss Alps

... Print Reuse article (PatitucciPhoto) We started our day at the Turtmann Hut with headlamps on, negotiated crevasses on both the Brunegg and Turtmann glaciers, climbed 1700 meters to the summit of the Bisho, and finally skied some much deserved powder until reaching the Tracuit Hut, where perhaps the day’s ultimate reward came. There we discovered what may be the Alp’s best dining room, best enjoyed with fresh torte and a coffee.At work and playWe are fortunate to call the mountains our workplace and still marvel at what we get to do on any given work day, be it in the Alps or Himalaya. After all these years, the passion we have for life as mountain sport athletes and photographers hasn't faded. Experiencing the Alps on so many levels keeps us SWI swissinfo...

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Switzerland, land of European immigration

... Print Reuse article See in other languages: 8 See in other languages: 8 Languages: 8 More than 80% of the foreign population living in Switzerland is from another European country. Immigration from Germany, Italy and, to a lesser extent, France has a long history. The graphic below looks at 166 years of immigration in Switzerland. graphic At the end of the 19th century, railway network expansion led to the first wave of migrants to mode-day Switzerland. At the time, immigration had been almost exclusively from neighbouring countries.The post-war economic boom also resulted in an upsurge in jobs. Between 1951 and 1970 Switzerland experienced a significant influx of migrants. It stagnated in the 1 SWI swissinfo...

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Swiss cheese and Asian tea: An arranged culinary marriage

Besides adding an interesting layer of taste, tea also helps digest cheese(swissinfo.ch) The proof of the pudding lies in the eating. With this in mind, swissinfo.ch embarked on a gourment adventure of tasting several combinations of Swiss cheeses with Chinese, Japanese and Indian teas. At the Länggass-Tee tea shop in Be, we leaed first hand that Gruyére cheese is tough to match with teas, Japanese teas are rich in “umami” taste like cheese and Chinese Oolongs pair well with almost all Swiss cheeses. It all began on a Swiss Alp a little over 30 years ago. Fabienne Effertz, a social worker from Belgium, quit her job to graze cows on Alpine pastures in the world famous cheesemaking Gruyère region of weste Switzerland. Effertz spent five seasons (May to October) leaing the ins and outs of the trade, which obviously included how to make cheese. “My grandparents were farmers and made cheese but I had lost connection to that world. Only when I came to Switzerland was I able to renew the link,” she says. When she retued to Belgium she opened an artis SWI swissinfo...

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A rewarding visit to a quiet coer of the UN

The entrance area of the library and documentation centre at the United Nations Palais des Nations building in Geneva(Imogen Foulkes) The UN Libraryexteal link is in Block B of the Palais, part of the original magnificent League of Nations building. I have worked here for more than ten years, but every day I am reminded that the ambitions which led to the creation of the League are reflected in its size: the Palais is huge, bigger than Versailles, with miles of corridors, thousands of offices, and twists and tus that can be quite mystifying. Don’t enter, a colleague once joked, without a compass, a sleeping bag, and plentiful supplies of food. I think of that as I head for the library…well, head implies a certain purposeful direction, which is lacking in me today. Wishing I had left a useful trail of breadcrumbs behind me, I realize I know neither where I am, nor how to get back to where I started. Luckily rescue is at hand, when a helpful gentleman asks if I am ‘going to see Amanda?’ ‘Yes’, I gratefully nod, and several magnificent art deco doors and a couple of corridors later I am there, where librarian Amanda Howla SWI swissinfo...

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Swiss train rides: punctual and beautiful

... Print comment Embed code It tus out it's not the beautiful views that take his breath away, but the intricate train timetables he finds on the platforms. Diccon explains why he loves them, and what happens to them in December. (Diccon Bewes for swissinfo.ch) Neuer Inhalt Horizontal Line subscription form Form for signing up for free newsletter. Sign up for our free newsletters and get the top stories delivered to your inbox. swissinfo EN The following content is sourced from exteal partners. We cannot guarantee that it is suitable for the visually or hearing impaired. Join us on Facebook! SWI swissinfo...

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A revolutionary train jouey across wartime Europe

... Print comment See in other languages: 8 See in other languages: 8 Languages: 8 On April 9, 1917, Lenin and his comrades set off from Zurich main railway station. A group of Russians gathered to heckle those on board, angry they had negotiated with the German enemy to secure their passage. In 2017, the Thorgevsky and Wiener theatre ensemble recreated the scene. The revolutionaries headed for Russia did not want to appear to be colluding with the Germans, and so insisted the train carriages were declared extra-territorial. Zurich main train station, as it looks today from inside a carriage. The former First World War German military headquarters in Berlin. The Germans hoped Lenin's presence in Russia could add to the chaos and instability weakening the country at the time. SWI swissinfo...

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