IN CONVERSATION WITH LARISSA M. BIELER
"Switzerland has strong global interrelationships: it shapes foreign countries, it exercises influence, it depends on foreign countries – journalistically we have to position ourselves more strongly"
"Our work is an important element in ensuring the transparency of our operational value transfers, and of our productivity. This allows us to continue targeting our services for maximum effect."
Peter Zschaler
Head of Finance and Controlling / Dep. Director
SWI Highlights 2017
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Others want companies to pay taxes where they generate their sales and not just where they are located.
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The journey to quitting a sect is a long-term goal with many steps.
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14:53 21.07.2019
It is believed that he was radicalized at the Petit-Saconnex mosque in Geneva.
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Other sponsors included tobacco multinational Philip Morris and mining giant Glencore.
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21:25 20.07.2019
Interesting statistics from the week include the Fête des Vignerons and organic produce wrapped in plastic....
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THE OSA ANDSWI SWISSINFO.CH
A summary byAriane Rustichelli,Director of the OSA
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The journey to quitting a sect is a long-term goal with many steps.
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It is believed that he was radicalized at the Petit-Saconnex mosque in Geneva.
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Other sponsors included tobacco multinational Philip Morris and mining giant Glencore.
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Interesting statistics from the week include the Fête des Vignerons and organic produce wrapped in plastic.
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Overall, only 7.4% of Swiss participated in entrepreneurial activities in 2018.
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Life on Earth would have been rather different without our closest celestial neighbour, argues professor Ben Moore
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Passengers in the cabins were able reach both ends thanks to a backup mechanism.
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Climate activists say they want the courts to rule on the summary punishments handed down for protesting against Swiss banks.
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On July 17, the World Health Organization declared Congo's Ebola outbreak an international health emergency, sounding a rarely used global alarm.
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Latest: Swiss Federal Court throws out an appeal by an Imam. The man has been convicted of inciting hate and violence
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SOCIAL MEDIA ATSWI SWISSINFO.CHin 2017
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Taking responsibility for deforestation
Palm oil cultivation is booming in Peru, boosting the income of small farmers who supply Swiss food giant Nestlé with the product. But the crop is one of the main ...
Palm oil cultivation is booming in Peru, boosting the income of small farmers who supply Swiss food giant Nestlé with the product. But the crop is one of the main ...
How Peruvian palm growers went green
Palm oil cultivation is booming in Peru, boosting the income of small farmers who supply Swiss food giant Nestlé with the product. But the crop is one of the main ...
Palm oil cultivation is booming in Peru, boosting the income of small farmers who supply Swiss food giant Nestlé with the product. But the crop is one of the main ...
Voices from abroad
What do young Swiss abroad think about Switzerland and its politics? Nouvo brings you short videos about Switzerland, Swiss current affairs and the wider ...
What do young Swiss abroad think about Switzerland and its politics? Nouvo brings you short videos about Switzerland, Swiss current affairs and the wider ...
Politics, j'adore - episode 4
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 ...
Why women are queuing up for equality
Longer queues for the ladies' toilets and higher chances of injuries in car accidents for women can be explained by the gender data gap. Researchers are ...
Longer queues for the ladies' toilets and higher chances of injuries in car accidents for women can be explained by the gender data gap. Researchers are ...
What foreign reporters think of Swiss science
Participants at the World Conference of Science Journalists in Lausanne explain what they think of when they hear "Switzerland and science". (Julie Hunt ...
Participants at the World Conference of Science Journalists in Lausanne explain what they think of when they hear "Switzerland and science". (Julie Hunt ...
Starmus honours men who reached for the moon
With a mix of music and award honours, the Starmus Festival being held in Zurich this week has paid homage to the men who made the first moon landing ...
With a mix of music and award honours, the Starmus Festival being held in Zurich this week has paid homage to the men who made the first moon landing ...
Should we draw lots for fairer elections?
To what extent are elections truly democratic? At the dawn of democracy in Athens, elected representatives used to be picked by lot. This idea is back in vogue: ...
To what extent are elections truly democratic? At the dawn of democracy in Athens, elected representatives used to be picked by lot. This idea is back in vogue: ...
Turning sunrays into fuel
The quest to find new forms of renewable energy is occupying scientists all over the world. With wind and water, the sun is another important source. We're used ...
The quest to find new forms of renewable energy is occupying scientists all over the world. With wind and water, the sun is another important source. We're used ...
David's little piece of Switzerland
Cheese, pocket knives and trains: these might be the first images that come to mind when thinking of Switzerland. Here are David's. Nouvo brings you short ...
Cheese, pocket knives and trains: these might be the first images that come to mind when thinking of Switzerland. Here are David's. Nouvo brings you short ...
