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Federal Police reveal approximately ten ongoing terrorism-related investigations, focusing on jihadist propaganda and terrorism financing amid growing concerns about youth radicalization.
Bern authorities announce extensive security measures and potential traffic restrictions for unauthorized demonstration planned this Saturday, with support from multiple cantons.
National poll reveals two-thirds of Swiss oppose blanket 30km/h urban speed limits, preferring current mixed approach
Three moderate and one minor injury reported after two trams collide in Zurich Oerlikon, disrupting public transport services and requiring emergency response.
Health authorities implement quarantine measures as multiple measles cases detected in Swiss schools at start of new academic year
Nine Rottweiler owners face legal action in Zurich as new licensing requirements take effect, affecting nearly 300 registered dogs in the canton.
Nine dog owners face proceedings for non-compliance with new licensing requirements, while Supreme Court appeal pending on breed-specific restrictions.
Four Lausanne police officers suspended after discovery of racist, sexist, and discriminatory messages in WhatsApp groups, prompting broader investigation and systemic reforms.
Government announces new emergency measures including dedicated hotline launching next year amid record femicide cases in 2025.
Swiss Health Minister announces new emergency hotline and campaign following alarming rise in femicides, with 22 cases recorded this year and recent triple murder highlighting urgent need for action.
Swimming and boating will be temporarily banned on sections of the Aare River in Bern from September as authorities begin major construction work for flood protection and pool renovation projects.
Government adopts major revision of Epidemics Act to improve crisis response, clarifying federal and cantonal responsibilities for future health emergencies.
Triple homicide in Corcelles raises concerns about domestic violence prevention as authorities investigate the death of a mother and two young daughters.
Comprehensive analysis of over 5,000 mosquitoes finds no evidence of dengue, Zika, or chikungunya, though native Usutu virus detected.
City announces temporary ban on boating and swimming in parts of River Aare from September as flood protection work and Marzili pool renovation begin
State Councillor Vassilis Venizelos files complaint following escalating tensions between farmers and authorities over wolf protection policies in Vaud canton.
World's largest techno party implements emergency cooling measures as record crowd endures intense summer temperatures at 32nd annual Street Parade.
Authorities declare high-risk heat alert for Lake Geneva region and Ticino, with temperatures expected to reach 35°C, prompting forest fire concerns in Valais.
Federal prosecutors report 20 convictions in just one month for threats, violence and harassment against Swiss Federal Rail personnel, indicating growing safety concerns on public transport.
Federal Prosecutor's Office reports increasing incidents of staff abuse on Swiss trains, with 20 convictions in recent month for threats, violence, and misconduct.
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