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Swiss golf sector transforms into major economic force, generating CHF 500 million annually with growing membership and sophisticated business models replacing traditional elite status.
Historic Lausanne Cathedral celebrates 750th anniversary with ceremony featuring Federal Councillor Guy Parmelin, highlighting its cultural and institutional significance.
New survey shows 98% of federal parliamentarians have experienced hostility, with members of the Swiss People's Party and Greens most affected.
New federal statistics reveal Swiss youth now leave parents' homes at average age of 23.7, nearly two years later than previous generations, reflecting housing market pressures.
Child Protection Switzerland launches final phase of national prevention campaign against parental violence
New study reveals Switzerland's position among European nations in successfully integrating immigrants
Controversy erupts over deportation case of Gabriela Purtschert, adopted daughter of Swiss emigrants, highlighting complexities in Swiss citizenship and residency laws.
New statistics reveal 41% of Swiss residents aged 15 and over have a migration background, with 80% being first-generation immigrants and 37% holding Swiss citizenship.
Federal Statistical Office reports increase to 41% of residents with migration background, with 80% being first-generation immigrants and 37% holding Swiss citizenship.
Recent survey shows 53% of Swiss residents cannot save money despite strong desire to do so, highlighting growing financial pressures on households.
Think tank study reveals 30% of urban areas could be developed to address housing shortage without expanding building zones
Canton becomes first in Switzerland to approve motion for free contraceptive access, sparking national healthcare accessibility debate
Swiss Catholic Church reports 46% reduction in departures compared to previous year, though membership continues gradual decline
Study reveals unprecedented CHF100 billion in inheritance transfers, with median wealth of married couples at CHF1.4 million
Swiss Senate approves return to double surnames, marking significant shift in naming rights policy
Swiss Senate votes to allow double surnames again, marking significant change in naming rights
Swiss Senate votes overwhelmingly to allow the return of double surnames, marking a significant shift in naming rights and gender equality legislation.
Swiss lawmakers consider nationwide restrictions on gender reassignment procedures for minors, as debate intensifies over medical rights and youth protection.
Small Valais village near Zermatt becomes Switzerland's most internationally diverse community with highest proportion of foreign residents, predominantly Portuguese.
National health survey reveals concerning trends with only 10% reporting excellent health, down from 20% in 2020, with young adults particularly affected by sleep issues and exhaustion.
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