Wolf hunting controls relaxed in Switzerland
New laws that will make it easier to cull wolves in Switzerland will come into force on July 1.
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Inside Geneva: what became of the pandemic treaty?
Inside Geneva was at the World Health Assembly over the past week, finding out what lessons are being learned from Covid-19.
Imogen Foulkes Thomas Cueni Maria Van Kerkhove Barbara Stocking World Health Assembly International Federation Of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers
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Switzerland gears up for soul-searching national exhibition
Switzerland’s next national exhibition - NEXPO - planned for 2032 promises serious thinking and colorful debates about Swiss identity.
Switzerland General Filippo Lombardi Corine Mauch Sybille Lichtensteiger Second World War Sci Amp Tech
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Hundreds of demonstrators in Bern demand adoption of new climate law
Around 500 people took part in a rally in Bern on Saturday to demand the adoption of a proposed new climate law that goes before voters on June 18.
Source: swissinfo.ch
Research spending remains stable in Switzerland
Companies and universities spent CHF24.6 billion on research and development activities in 2021.
South Korea United States European Union Horizon Europe Statistical Office Federal Statistical Office European Union
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Hundreds of Swiss students and teachers have data stolen
A total 761 people had sensitive personal data hacked during a cyberattack on the education department of the Swiss city of Basel.
University Of Zurich International Committee Of The Red Cross International Committee Red Cross Computer Crime It Computer Sciences
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Swiss university lands former NASA research head
Former NASA Science Director Thomas Zurbuchen, will return to Switzerland to take up a role at ETHZ.
Source: swissinfo.ch
Digital divide widens between rich and poor
Education and income are becoming more important factors for “digital fitness” than age.
Marc Peter University Of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland Computing And Information Technology Latest News
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'We can afford to work less' - SWI swissinfo.ch
Switzerland is facing a worker shortage. Would it help if we worked longer and more? An economist offers a perspective.
Jan Egbert Sturm Swiss Economic Institute Egbert Sturm Tourism And Leisure Macro Economics Leisure General
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How the World Health Organization is trying to learn lessons from Covid-19
The World Health Organization (WHO) says it is still looking for the origins of Covid-19 and has launched talks for a pandemic treaty.
Source: swissinfo.ch