Switzerland in Focus: Today’s Biggest Headlines
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Zurich Advances Landmark Trial of Shorter Workweek for Public-Sector Employees
The city of Zurich is preparing to test one of Switzerland’s most closely watched workplace experiments, moving forward with plans…
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Basel-Country Construction Spending Climbs to Record Level Despite Housing Slowdown
Construction activity in the Swiss canton of Basel-Country reached an unprecedented level in 2025, underscoring the region’s economic resilience even…
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Holcim Strikes €840 Million Deal to Expand European Building Solutions Portfolio
Swiss building materials group Holcim has agreed to acquire German construction solutions company Fermacell in a transaction valued at €840…
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Swiss Military Reaches Midpoint in Drive to Combat Discrimination and Sexual Misconduct
The Swiss Armed Forces have reached a key milestone in a broad effort to address discrimination and sexual misconduct within…
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Swiss Authorities Launch Nationwide Plan to Counter Growing Radicalisation Risks
Swiss authorities have introduced a new nationwide initiative designed to strengthen efforts against radicalisation and violent extremism, responding to concerns…
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New Swiss Nuclear Plant Could Carry Price Tag of Up to CHF43 Billion, Study Finds
The financial scale of a potential return to nuclear power in Switzerland has come into sharper focus following the release…
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Five Missing After Devastating Fire Destroys Residential Building in Eastern Switzerland
Emergency crews in eastern Switzerland are racing against time after a devastating overnight fire tore through a mixed-use residential building,…
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Sofia Overtakes Emma as Switzerland’s Favorite Baby Name While Noah Extends Long Reign
A new generation of Swiss children is arriving with familiar names, as newly released national statistics show that Sofia and…
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Switzerland and China Reach Trade Breakthrough as Tariffs Near Elimination
Switzerland and China have concluded negotiations on a major upgrade to their bilateral free trade agreement, paving the way for…










