Interior Policy News Today

The group photo of the Swiss Federal Council is an annual ritual. It is not just a souvenir but also captures the ambitions through symbolism.

Recently created policies intended to help protect the island’s children will soon be published online, the Government announced yesterday. Tinée Furbert, the Minister of Social Development and Senior...

Police directors and Swiss football clubs have agreed to introduce personalised tickets for matches of top teams in a bid to combat hooligans.

Plans have been presented to for a new form to promote democratic participation for the younger generation in Switzerland.

Drivers convicted of excessive speeding on Swiss roads will continue to be punished with one year in prison.

The Swiss government has agreed to cut power consumption in line with the EU but will not impose a windfall profits tax on utilities.

The Swiss government has rejected the idea of introducing a third gender option or no-gender option for official records.

The government has launched a new portal for consumers to check Switzerlands energy supplies and to help prevent power shortages.

The Swiss health authorities and the manufacturer AstraZeneca are at loggerheads over a nasal spray to vaccinate children against influenza.

The number of children of migrant workers who had to live in hiding in Switzerland is much higher than previous estimated.