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Can big pharma’s money solve the antibiotics crisis?

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    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 ...

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  • Martin Suter: when the writer becomes the story

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    Shooting 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...

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  • Inside Geneva: What should we be doing about human rights violations?

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    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...

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  • What does diversity mean for public service media?

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    Producing for diverse audiences is part of the job at an inteational broadcaster(Keystone / Salvatore Di Nolfi) ...

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  • Building bridges between society, business, and the environment

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

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  • Busted! Swiss spy scandals through the years

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    The case of Jean-Louis Jeanmaire shook Switzerland in the 1970s(Keystone / Str) As Switzerland reels fro...

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  • 2019 in numbers: from lenient prison sentences to Santa school

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

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  • What does the Swiss chancellor actually do?

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    The aual photo of the Swiss Federal Council for 2020, with federal chancellor Walter Thuherr on the far left(Swiss Fede...

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  • The positive side of Hurricane Lothar

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    Exactly 20 years ago, Hurricane Lothar knocked over more than ten million trees in Switzerland. Fourteen people died and the cost of the damage came to around CHF1.35 billion ($1.38 billion). However,...

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  • This is what the changing Alps sound like

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

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  • The Swiss behind the world’s ‘most beautiful’ bookshop

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    The world-famous El Ateneo Grand Splendid bookshop in Argentina’s capital owes its existence to an entrepreneurial family with Swiss roots. "We transformed this...

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  • How Bern and Brussels could approach an interim deal

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    Switzerland will only stump up cohesion contribution if it no longer feels discriminated against by the EU.(sda-ats) ...

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  • Business and human rights can go together, says foreign policy boss

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    Switzerland's seven cabinet members welcome the Indian president in September 2019. Foreign policy strategy aims to involve...

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  • Beznau - a symbol of progress turned object of discord

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    In March 2014, Greenpeace activists temporarily occupied the Beznau nuclear power plant site to demand its closure.(Keystone / U...

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  • The lessons to be learned from Switzerland’s election upset

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    All the votes are counted and the last seats in the Swiss parliament been allocated. (Keystone / Peter Klaunzer) ...

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  • Five things to come out of Zuckerberg’s Libra testimony

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    Mark Zuckerberg appearing before the US Congress hearing into Libra.(Keystone / Michael Reynolds) Mark Zuckerberg testi...

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  • What lies ahead for Switzerland after the vote?

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    The biggest wier of the elections was the Green party, which won 17 additional seats in the House of Representatives.(Keystone / ...

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  • Swiss scientists win Nobel Prize in Physics

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    Didier Queloz and Michel Mayor, the new Swiss Nobels, pictured in 2005.(Keystone / Laurent Gillieron) Swiss scientists ...

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  • Why countries like Switzerland are being urged to eat less meat

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    Meat may be a delicious staple for most Swiss but it is not so good for the climate.(Keystone) The latest UN climate re...

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  • Swiss in Boston discuss value of being heard in Bern

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    For the mobile Swiss community, should official voting materials be issued in English, too?As part of our series of roundtable discussions in the run-up to the parliamentary elections in Octobere...

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