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Cyber attacks have increased dramatically in Switzerland and worldwide. There is an urgent need to build more reliable digital infrastructures.

Millions of people watch others play games on live streaming portals. Meet Stefanie Stefy Holenweg, one of the best-known Swiss Twitch users.

Nikki Böhler is a young internet campaigner seeking to shape the digital transformation of society.

While artists and arts spaces are still struggling to keep afloat in the pandemic, the art market is thriving, thanks in part to the NFT phenomenon.

While artists and arts spaces are still struggling to keep afloat in the pandemic, the art market is thriving, thanks in part to the NFT phenomenon.

The government has given the green light for Switzerland to join the “Square Kilometer Array Observatory” (SKAO).

What if it were possible to organise a perfect death? Our science fiction short story is about NecrosIA, a luxury robot-assisted suicide service.

What if it were possible to organise a perfect death? Our science fiction short story is about NecrosIA, a luxury robot-assisted suicide service.

Margarita Chli is one of the few women who have succeeded in robotics in Switzerland. She wants others to follow in her footsteps.

By Annie Banerji, Emma Batha and Shadi Khan Saif NEW DELHI/LONDON/ISLAMABAD (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Cooped up at home in Herat, Afghanistan, Zainab Muhammadi reminisces about hanging out with her friends in the cafeteria after coding class. Now she logs on every day to secret online lessons. Her school shut down after the Taliban took control of the country in August. But that did not stop Muhammadi from learning. There are threats and dangers to girls like me. If the Taliban get to know ...