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Authorized protest at Place des Nations calls for corporate accountability ahead of UNCTAD conference
Ukrainian President reveals discovery of Swiss-manufactured parts in Russian military drones, raising concerns about export controls and neutral Switzerland's role in international conflicts.
Human Rights Council establishes independent mechanism to investigate alleged violations in Afghanistan, focusing on Taliban restrictions on women's rights.
Andreas Künne, 59, named as EU's new ambassador to Switzerland and Liechtenstein, bringing extensive diplomatic experience from previous roles in Czech Republic and South Africa.
A Hiroshima survivor's testimony at a Geneva disarmament conference highlights Switzerland's role in nuclear non-proliferation efforts.
Geneva-based UN Human Rights Council announces suspension of multiple activities for 2025-2026 due to severe funding shortages, impacting global human rights monitoring
Federal Supreme Court rejects appeals to unblock assets linked to Yanukovych regime, upholding anti-corruption measures
Government approves new EU treaty text and initiates nationwide consultation period until October, with potential referendum in 2027
Swiss government calls for mandatory participation in EU's reformed migration and asylum system, citing Schengen obligations and need for more efficient border management.
The Museum of Art and History in Geneva showcases 44 preserved Gaza artifacts, highlighting Switzerland's role in protecting cultural heritage during international conflicts.
Geneva-based UN officials document over 100 civilian executions in western Syria, calling for urgent international investigation amid rising sectarian violence.
Parliamentary commission opposes mandatory referendum on EU agreement, as implementation details of December 2024 deal face scrutiny and debate.
Federal minister Albert Rösti announces plans for Switzerland to host a major international artificial intelligence summit in Geneva, positioning the country as a leader in AI governance discussions.
Latest Transparency International report shows Switzerland's lowest score ever in fighting public sector corruption, highlighting concerns over lobbying and conflicts of interest.
Swiss authorities confirm the death of a Swiss national fighting in Ukraine, marking the first such casualty since the conflict began, raising questions about Swiss neutrality and mercenary laws.
Swiss authorities maintain sanctions alignment with EU, blocking significant Syrian funds as part of international pressure.
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