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In a rare find, archaeologists in Windisch, canton of Aargau, have unearthed the charred remains of a 2,000-year-old Roman flatbread, offering new insights into the daily life and diet of the Vindonissa settlement.
In a significant move towards cultural reparation, ethnography museums in Geneva and Zurich are returning 28 artefacts to Nigeria. Provenance research confirmed the objects were looted from the Kingdom of Benin by British troops in the late 19th century.
Organizers of the Zurich Pride Festival have announced plans to relocate to a smaller venue and introduce an admission fee, a move aimed at ensuring financial stability after several large companies withdrew their sponsorship.
Ahead of the March 8 vote, Swiss cultural associations are raising alarms over the 'CHF200 is enough!' initiative, arguing that slashing the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation's budget would jeopardize cultural diversity, media plurality, and thousands of jobs in the creative sector.
Historic Lausanne Cathedral celebrates 750th anniversary with ceremony featuring Federal Councillor Guy Parmelin, highlighting its cultural and institutional significance.
Historic Lausanne Cathedral celebrates 750th anniversary of consecration with ceremony featuring government officials and highlighting its role in Swiss cultural heritage.
Swiss culinary excellence continues to grow with total of 145 Michelin-starred restaurants, including three new additions to two-star category.
Swiss Eurovision winner launches ambitious debut album blending mainstream pop with experimental sounds, showcasing artistic growth beyond competition success.
Cecilia Vicuña awarded CHF150,000 Roswitha Haftmann Prize for combining artistic radicalism with social commitment, marking significant recognition in Swiss art scene.
Six finalists selected for Switzerland's new banknote series design competition, with public survey of 100,000 participants influencing selection process.
Documentary 'I love you, I leave you' becomes first Swiss film to win Golden Eye award while also securing Audience Award at prestigious festival.
Swiss writer Christian Kracht, 58, is considered a leading contender for the Nobel Prize in Literature, following his notable appearance at the Göteborg Book Fair and growing recognition in Swedish literary circles.
Historic mountain venue embraces modern entertainment with new event infrastructure at 1,800 meters
Innovative cultural event planned for November brings electronic music to 1,800 meters above sea level
Flore-Alpe botanical garden foundation reveals founder's connections to German war economy, prompts name change
Historical investigation reveals Flore-Alpe botanical garden founder's connections to German war economy during 1940-1944
Swiss Senate approves higher license fee share for local radio and TV stations
Iconic Swiss Army knife faces identity crisis as US imposes 39% import tariff, challenging Switzerland's traditional manufacturing heritage.
Senate approves expansion of license fee allocation for local radio and TV stations, marking significant change in Swiss media support policy.
Archaeological excavation in canton Jura uncovers significant prehistoric settlement with pottery and jewelry dating back to 1,050-650 BC at planned waste disposal center.
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