Switzerland Heatwave: Thousands of dead fish pulled from the River Rhine Heatwave: Thousands of dead fish pulled from the River Rhine. Water authorities in Switzerland are struggling to save a number of species, most notably Grayling fish due to the rising heat affecting oxygen levels. 08/08/2018
Switzerland Europe's fish find heatwave too much In parts of Europe the summer heatwave has been so bad, even the fish are dying. 07/08/2018
No Comment Divers wow crowds with daring performances at Swiss lake Scores of fans gathered on the picturesque Lake Lucerne in Switzerland to watch divers jump from a great height in the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series. 06/08/2018
Switzerland Investigators try to find why Swiss plane crashed Investigators do not yet know why a plane crashed in Switzerland on Saturday claiming the lives of all 20 people on board 05/08/2018
Switzerland Swiss vintage plane crash 'kills all 20 people on board' A vintage plane crash in Switzerland killed all 20 people on board, police confirmed on Sunday. 05/08/2018
Switzerland Swiss police urge owners to put dogs in shoes during heatwave The “Hot Dog” campaign calls on dog owners to measure the temperature of the ground with the back of their hand for five seconds to determine whether it will hurt their pet’s paws. 03/08/2018
Switzerland Switzerland imposes open fire ban ahead of national holiday Though it was done to ensure public safety, the bans may disappoint Swiss nationals on Wednesday, who were expecting dazzling firework shows that accompany the annual Swiss National Day. 31/07/2018
Green News The Millionaire Flatshare What is a high net worth individual to do if they want a second home abroad, but don’t feel like they can commit to one place? 31/07/2018
Europe News Top EU court rejects Nestle's bid to trademark the shape of its four-fingered Kit Kat Top EU court rejects Nestle's bid to trademark the shape of its four-fingered Kit Kat. 25/07/2018
Switzerland Smart phones could damage our memory side of the brain That's according to a study with 700 adolescents at the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute who believe that memory is more vulnerable to waves when the phone is stuck to the right ear as that side is related to memory 23/07/2018
Switzerland New study reveals smartphone use may affect teenagers’ memory Swiss researchers warn increased exposure to radiation from mobile phones may impact memory in teenagers. 23/07/2018
No Comment World's biggest alpine horn festival delights Swiss folklore fans The soft, melancholic notes of hundreds of traditional wooden Swiss alpine horns filled the valley below Mount Tracouet in Switzerland on Sunday (July 22) during the end of world's largest festival of its kind. 22/07/2018
Switzerland FIFA wants to crack down on images of attractive female fans FIFA's diversity boss says broadcasters have been ordered to stop their cameras zooming in on "hot women" in the crowd at football matches. 12/07/2018
Eco-Innovation Iconic cars compete for grand prize Concours d'Elégance Suisse: Classic cars from the 20s to the 80s fought for the Best of Show award in Geneva. 29/06/2018
Switzerland Henri Jayer sells last batch of wine for €30mn Last batch of wine from legendary French winemaker Henri Jayer sells for €30mn in record-breaking auction. 18/06/2018
Switzerland New chapter for CERN research centre A new chapter has opened at the European Organisation for Nuclear Research, or CERN, with a major upgrade that could reveal new secrets of the universe. 15/06/2018
Musica Verdi's "La Forza del Destino" casts its spell on Zurich Andreas Homoki's production of La Forza del Destino, The Force of Destiny, runs at the Zurich Opera House until the end of June 14/06/2018
Switzerland Briton cheesed off after Swiss deny citizenship over raclette David Lewis has been denied Swiss nationality because he failed to answer a few questions — including one about the origins of raclette. 07/06/2018
No Comment Pride parade takes place for first time in Lugano The annual Pride parade organised by Swiss LGBT groups is taking place for the first time in Lugano, Switzerland. About 2000 participants attended the parade in Lugano. 03/06/2018
Switzerland Geneva 'first European city' to probe the introduction of drone taxis Geneva has this week announced it is going to carry out a feasibility study into using drones for personal transportation. 01/06/2018
Economy Europe to take U.S. tariff concerns to World Trade Organisation All EU countries are members of the WTO 01/06/2018
Switzerland 'Swiss Banksy' settles 40-year dispute with Zurich Swiss artist Harald Naegeli, known as the "sprayer of Zurich", has ended a long-standing dispute with Zurich city council. 31/05/2018
Switzerland 10,000 euro book on Tibet revealed Murals of Tibet took its author ten years to research and compile 28/05/2018
Sport Former UEFA Chief Michel Platini cleared The Frenchman was banned in 2015 from all football-related business after receiving a 1.7 million euro payment from FIFA that "lacked transparency." 26/05/2018
Switzerland United Nations human rights chief lashes out at Israel Zeid Raad al-Hussein said Israel used "wholly disproportionate" force on Gaza protesters 18/05/2018
Switzerland David Goodall, 104, ends his life in Switzerland David Goodall's death on Thursday (May 10) has reignited a debate about assisted-dying laws. 10/05/2018