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SWI Highlights 2017
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#DearDemocracy What does it take to have a functioning democratic system? Our expert Bruno Kaufmann has some answers....
18:06 15.09.2019
Some say that this election year – with environmental policy a major theme – is a key one to cast their...
16:02 15.09.2019
The Swiss government approves most asylum requests from Turks.
https://t.co/WVhQHQEkpj
13:14 15.09.2019
Wealth alone is not enough for democracy, but it makes things easier – political scientist Hans...
12:45 15.09.2019
Taliban leaders had imposed a ban on the @ICRC and the @WHO in April, saying the organisations were carrying out “suspicious”...
10:43 15.09.2019
THE OSA ANDSWI SWISSINFO.CH
A summary byAriane Rustichelli,Director of the OSA
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Findings by Swiss scientists could help prevent brain damage after a stroke.
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The owner of a Swiss family firm that makes mattresses has been financially linked the right-wing extremist “White Rex” group, which has a neo-Nazi following.
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The Swiss government has appointed a former banker and cybersecurity specialist as new head of the army.
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How the complexity of vote issues reduces turnout and undermines the legitimacy of direct democratic decisions -- and what can be done about it.
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Geneva University is promising to do its bit for the environment and slash staff air travel.
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Time to go? The parliamentary commission thinks so.
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Embattled head of Swiss Federal Railways, Andreas Meyer, will step down from by the end of next year following fatal accident.
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Is Switzerland the "greenest" tourist destination in the world?
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Islamic State militants planted thousands of mines in Iraq and in neighboring Syria.
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Interest in the women's game continues to grow. Broadcast records were broken around the world during the June-July football tournament.
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SOCIAL MEDIA ATSWI SWISSINFO.CHin 2017
no trivia here!
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Global journalism minds come together in Bern
Hear from some of the many journalists from around the world who came together in Switzerland for the 'Reportagen Festival'. --- swissinfo.ch is the international ...
Hear from some of the many journalists from around the world who came together in Switzerland for the 'Reportagen Festival'. --- swissinfo.ch is the international ...
Rewarding climate offenders - for being the worst
Every year the Alpine Initiativeexternal link awards the 'Devil's Stone' to the most absurd transport of goods. People can vote for one of the three candidates until ...
Every year the Alpine Initiativeexternal link awards the 'Devil's Stone' to the most absurd transport of goods. People can vote for one of the three candidates until ...
Politics, j'adore! - episode 6
The relationship between young people and politics? It's complicated. But for some the passion still burns. In our new series 'Politics, j'adore!' we'll introduce you ...
The relationship between young people and politics? It's complicated. But for some the passion still burns. In our new series 'Politics, j'adore!' we'll introduce you ...
Swiss in Denver worry about changes at home
For Swiss abroad thinking about returning home someday, Swiss sovereignty remains important. --- swissinfo.ch is the international branch of the Swiss ...
For Swiss abroad thinking about returning home someday, Swiss sovereignty remains important. --- swissinfo.ch is the international branch of the Swiss ...
Bringing black cinema to the fore
Bringing black cinema to the fore --- swissinfo.ch is the international branch of the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation (SBC). Its role is to report on Switzerland and ...
Bringing black cinema to the fore --- swissinfo.ch is the international branch of the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation (SBC). Its role is to report on Switzerland and ...
Young directors reflect modern realities in film
Two young directors and the head of the committee that selected their short films, talk about their choices and the importance of cinema for society. Nouvo brings ...
Two young directors and the head of the committee that selected their short films, talk about their choices and the importance of cinema for society. Nouvo brings ...
Grand Hotel Locarno
Grand Hotel Locarno --- swissinfo.ch is the international branch of the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation (SBC). Its role is to report on Switzerland and to provide a ...
Grand Hotel Locarno --- swissinfo.ch is the international branch of the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation (SBC). Its role is to report on Switzerland and to provide a ...
Why are some films tough to make in Switzerland?
Filmmakers David Vogel and Samir discuss why some topics are received more critically by audiences in Switzerland, and how their childhoods have .
Filmmakers David Vogel and Samir discuss why some topics are received more critically by audiences in Switzerland, and how their childhoods have .
The three Rs of the good environmentalist
Recyle - Reduce - Reuse: but be careful how you do it! Green gestures and a sustainable lifestyle can be good for the planet but there are some things to keep in ...
Recyle - Reduce - Reuse: but be careful how you do it! Green gestures and a sustainable lifestyle can be good for the planet but there are some things to keep in ...
Does your country do enough to promote cycling?
Going to work on your bike is a great workout, plus it's good for the environment! Many people think of Switzerland as a country that's bike-friendly, but when it's ...
Going to work on your bike is a great workout, plus it's good for the environment! Many people think of Switzerland as a country that's bike-friendly, but when it's ...
