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A sign shows the closed campus of Fullerton College in Fullerton, Califoia USA, 17 July 2020. Keystone / Eugene Garcia This content was published on July 24, 2020 - 11:00 July 24, 2020...

A bicycle courier brong>ings food to people in lockdown during the Covid-19 outbreak in Lausae, Switzerland Keystone / Laurent Gillieron The so-called “gig economy” has taken off around the ...

Some 700,000 people die every year from antimicrobial resistance. © Keystone / Gaetan Bally More than 20 major pharmaceutical companies are investing nearly $1 billion (CHF940 million) in ...

Der 30-jährige Auslandschweizer Ben Tite ist glücklich ong>in der Schweiz. zvg For second generation Swiss citizens who live abroad, Switzerland often feels like a distant dream. Some say it i...

Shootong>ing in the street: Martin Suter revisits the neighbourhood of his childhood in Zurich for the documentary based on his life. Carlo Pisani Martin Suter is one of the most prolific Swis...

American Christong>ine Worrell, a Swiss resident, has experienced discrimination in both countries she’s called home. She lays out the origins and manifestations of the problem in both places, arguing tha...

Like every other media website our homepage is domong>inated by scary headlines about the coronavirus. But it tus out there is some good in all this craziness!The coronavirus pandemic has had ...

All of a sudden, everyone is talking about it: the 2019 Nobel Prize won by Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz has reminded the Swiss that the country’s astrophysicists are at the forefront of the hunt for...

ong>In this episode of Inside Geneva,exteal link we go behind the scenes at the world's most important gathering on human rights, now underway in Geneva.It's the UN Human Rights Council, where...

Switzerland is one of the ten countries most affected by the coronavirus worldwide, with more than 200 current cases and one confirmed death. Here is an overview of the situation and official res...

An exhibition of René Burri's more explorative work showcases the Swiss photojoualist’s obsession with pushing the boundaries of photography. Since 2013, the Musée de l'Elysée’s René Burri's pr...

Gredig wants to defend the ong>interest of future generations in parliament.(Thomas Ke/swissinfo.ch) Switz...

(Keystone) Here’s a look back at some memorable statistics from swissinfo.ch stories over the past year,...

From climate change to the Green wave ong>in the national elections: in 2019, our relationship with nature was more often than not at the centre of major public debates. The year began with Greta Thu...

The Palais des Nations in Geneva was built between 1929 and 1936 to house the League of Nations, which was increasingly und...

The family busong>iness Meyerrecorders produces the world's best recorders. How do the three young entrepreneurs, Joel and Sebastian Meyer and Madeleine Imbeck, ea their living with this often underesti...

How much do “ordong>inary” Swiss ea, how much money do they spend, and what does it go on? Money diaries gives us an insight. The average gross wage for a full-time job in Switzerland is CHF6,...

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A Candlemas procession in Lugano, canton Ticino, in February(© Ti-press) Although Christianity domi...

Highly sensitive microphones record sounds coming off the Eiger glacier and high Beese Alps.(swissinfo.ch) ...