Latest budget news and updates from Switzerland. AI-curated articles covering budget topics.
Over 37,000 students petition against proposed doubling of university registration fees and education austerity measures in 2027 budget package.
Nationwide student demonstrations culminate in Bern as Swiss Students' Union protests planned education funding reductions, with 35,000 signing petition against cuts.
Swiss lawmakers vote against CHF1 billion additional funding for anti-aircraft ammunition, citing financial constraints amid debate over military preparedness.
Federal health office terminates CHF240 million nationwide study on PFAS and pesticide exposure, impacting planned research on 100,000 volunteers.
The World Health Organization cuts budget by 20% to $4.2 billion amid US withdrawal, forcing dramatic staff reductions at Geneva headquarters
Government austerity measures threaten Swiss international schools with potential CHF7.9 million budget cut, risking Switzerland's cultural and educational influence abroad.
Government reduces support for Swiss aid organizations abroad by CHF235 million, affecting 11 major NGOs and eight alliances in 2025-2026 period.
Government reduces United Nations development contributions following parliamentary budget decisions.
Parliamentary committee pushes for additional funding to secure ammunition supplies for air defense and ground systems.
Parliament approves CHF987.9 million culture budget for 2025-2028 after resolving dispute over Nazi-looted art management
Budget reductions affecting UNAIDS and UNESCO create uncertainty for International Geneva amid US foreign aid suspension.
Federal Statistical Office announces reduction in services due to CHF7.4 million budget cut, impacting data collection and analysis capabilities
Government reports CHF2.5 billion better-than-expected results with only CHF80 million deficit, marking first near-balanced books since Covid pandemic.
Swiss military to limit service dress uniforms to representational purposes only, affecting 18,500 troops annually
Military to save CHF55 million over decade by limiting dress uniform distribution for representational purposes only
Swiss Armed Forces to save CHF55 million over ten years by restricting grey dress uniform distribution to representational purposes only, part of broader defense budget optimization.
Lawmakers reach compromise on international cooperation strategy for 2025-2028, maintaining Ukraine aid while reducing overall foreign assistance budget.
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