Switzerland HSBC bank executives apologise for "unacceptable events" The CEO of scandal-hit bank HSBC has apologised for failings in the operation of its Swiss private branch that allegedly helped clients avoid tax 25/02/2015
My Europe Series Businesses struggle to adapt to strong Swiss franc When the Swiss central bank stopped its currency peg against the euro, the price of Swiss goods and holidays spiked sharply for eurozone visitors. 20/02/2015
Switzerland At least five injured in Swiss train collision At least five people are injured - one seriously - in a train collision north of Zurich, Switzerland. 20/02/2015
Switzerland Swiss train collision injures 'scores of people' Local police confirm people have been injured in a train collision north of Zurich. 20/02/2015
Switzerland Swiss prosecutor raids HSBC office as criminal inquiry opens The offices of HSBC in Geneva have been raided by Swiss prosecutors in a criminal inquiry into allegations of aggravated money laundering. It comes 18/02/2015
Culture news Gauguin work becomes most expensive painting ever sold Gauguin's 'When Will You Marry' becomes the most expensive painting ever sold. It's believed it will follow the previous record-holder, Cézanne's 'The Card Players', to Qatar. 12/02/2015
Switzerland Missing da Vinci masterpiece found in Swiss bank vault A long-lost portrait by Leonardo da Vinci has been seized from a Swiss bank vault by Italian police investigating tax and insurance fraud. Talks were 10/02/2015
Switzerland British tax authorities not 'strong enough, assertive enough or tough enough' in HSBC scandal The Swiss arm of the UK based bank HSBC is squirming with embarrassment after details emerged that it helped wealthy clients evade billions in tax 09/02/2015
Switzerland HSBC faces heat over allegations it helped clients dodge millions in tax HSBC helped rich clients dodge tax, according to a report released by a group of investigative journalists. Details from thousands of accounts held 09/02/2015
Switzerland United Nations Climate Change negotiations open in Geneva Top officials from almost 190 nations are in Geneva in an attempt to hammer out a potential deal on global warming. Delegates at the United Nations 08/02/2015
Sport Rohan Dennis sets new hour record Australia’s Rohan Dennis produced a stunning performance to set a new hour world record of 52.491km in Grenchen, Switzerland on Sunday. The 08/02/2015
Cinema Indie sci-fi thriller gets to shoot inside world-famous CERN ‘Lea, An Angel in My House’ is an experimental independent film – a hybrid between a scientific thriller and a sci-fi movie. Shot on a tiny budget 05/02/2015
Switzerland Ten dead in Swiss-Alp avalanches Avalanches kill 10 people across three deadly days in the Swiss Alps 01/02/2015
Romania Soaring Swiss franc may leave EU mortgage holders homeless Around 800 Romanians with debts and mortgages denominated in Swiss francs (CHF), have protested in Bucharest for protective financial measures. Some 25/01/2015
Sport Alpine skiing: Very Gut downhill victory Lara Gut celebrated a home snow victory on Saturday. The Swiss Olympic Bronze medallist recovered from a slow start to master the bottom half of the 24/01/2015
Business Series Ebola, poverty and inequality pleas at World Economic Forum in the name of good business 23/01/2015
Business Series International conflict set to dominate World Economic Forum in Davos Geopolitical tensions are expected to dominate the World Economic Forum amid warnings of the threat of major conflict between world powers 20/01/2015