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A global disinformation investigation reveals the dubious tactics used by a Spanish-owned, Swiss-based reputation firm to scrub clients pasts.

An interview with Italian physicist Günther Dissertori, who is marking his first year as rector of the federal institute of technology ETH Zurich.

Germany’s decision to restart the production of ammunition for Gepard tanks in its own country is having a major impact on the Swiss arms industry.

Credit Suisse’s investment in digital assets platform Taurus is a bet on blockchain , not cryptocurrencies.

When infinitely small, matter behaves in a totally eccentric way. Practical applications are now being explored.

The consumption of frogs’ legs in Switzerland and the EU has contributed to the decline of wild frog populations in supplier countries.

Quantum physics is moving out of the lab and into the industrial phase. Switzerland doesnt want to miss out and is launching its own initiative.

The University of Basel is taking over the hitherto privately-run Bibliotecha Afghanica, a rich collection of material steeped in Afghan history.

With the Swiss wolf population poised to reach 350 by 2025, the authorities are making it easier to kill them.

Fair access to vaccines and other treatments remains a universal right that both governments and manufacturers must respect.