Switzerland
Stadler Rail builds world’s first narrow-gauge hydrogen train
Stadler Rail has achieved a world's first: a narrow-gauge hydrogen-powered train. The train is intended for use in Sardinia and...
Swiss bakery makes world’s largest pink Carac for breast cancer awareness
The world’s largest pink Carac was made by a Neuchâtel-based confectioner as part of the Pink October campaign to raise...
Earth Observation Lab launches in Switzerland
Researchers at the Swiss federal insitute of technology ETH Zurich will be able to monitor changes on Earth from a...
Fuel prices rise again in Switzerland
Fuel prices in Switzerland have risen again following a brief lull. Both petrol and diesel have recently gone up by...
Switzerland releases fuel reserves to ease shortage risks at Zurich airport
The Swiss federal government has authorised limited withdrawals from the compulsory aviation fuel reserves. This is to mitigate the risk...
Zurich prosecutor charges journalist over Vincenz revelations
The Zurich Public Prosecutor’s Office has brought charges against the business journalist Lukas Hässig, whose series of revelations had triggered...
Nestlé sued in US over arsenic in baby food
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has brought legal proceedings against Nestlé and its US subsidiary, Gerber Products, for misleading parents...
Prices for cars drop in Switzerland thanks to Chinese brands
The average price of cars in Switzerland continues to fall, for both new and used vehicles. Among the factors contributing...
Switzerland plans tougher social media rules to protect youth
The Swiss government plans to present a bill youth protection on social media platforms and search engines in June 2027....
Swiss Re estimates CHF1.7 billion hailstone damage
The extreme weather that hit Switzerland at the end of August caused insured losses of around CHF1.7 billion, according to...
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