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Swiss climate envoy Felix Wertli emphasizes international cooperation success ahead of November 10 UN climate conference in Brazil. Switzerland pushes for ambitious emission reduction targets from major CO2 emitters.
Nearly 100 years ago, wealthy English intellectual Vincent Donovan settled in Valais' Blinnental valley, shocking the conservative Catholic village of Reckingen with his transformation and unconventional lifestyle in nature.
KOF employment indicator rises to 0.7 points in Q4 from -0.6 in Q3, marking first improvement in three years. Construction and services sectors drive modest recovery despite 39% US tariffs on Swiss goods.
Research across 24 countries shows opt-out systems increase deceased donations by 1.21 per million but decrease living donations by 4.59 per million. Swisstransplant warns against premature conclusions for Switzerland's 2022-adopted system.
Foreign Minister Cassis declares 'water is now more important than oil' as Switzerland strengthens programs in Iraq and region. Tigris River reaches historic lows affecting 46 million people dependent on water supply.
Around 1,000 applications for S-status protection from 18-22 year-old Ukrainians since September, with weekly submissions jumping from 3 to 185 following Ukraine's new exit regulations for military-age men.
Pioneering pilot project offers emergency surrender option for rabbits, guinea pigs and rodents through solar-powered box equipped with camera and ventilation. Foundation aims to prevent animal abandonment while promoting responsible pet ownership.
Federal Criminal Court in Bellinzona hears case against Geneva-based men charged with financing the 'Viti Brothers' Islamist organization in Kosovo between 2014-2022. The accused have been in custody since September 2022.
In a historic shift during Migros' 100th anniversary year, Coop has captured 43% market share versus Migros' 37.4%, particularly gaining ground in meat and fresh vegetables despite Migros' price-cutting campaign.
Transport police bodycams have proven effective as both deterrent and evidence tool, with nearly half of incidents de-escalating after recording announcement. The technology has been activated 687 times since September 2024.