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The same small drones that search for missing people and transport medicines are increasingly being used on the battlefield.

A hydrogel developed by researchers at the University of Bern activates the body’s own defence system against an aggressive form of skin cancer.

Swiss electricity company boss warns of an impending power crunch this winter, raising the spectre of rationing.

There are many vegetarian and vegan eateries and food shops in Switzerland. But moving to a more sustainable diet is not always easy.

The European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) will end all cooperation agreements with Russia and Belarus when they expire in 2024.

Swiss researchers have created a risk map of sub-Saharan Africa which they hope can help anticipate the spread of disease outbreaks.

The kitchen experiments of Aqua Cultured Foods in Chicago sparked interest in Switzerland.

The Polarstern icebreaker makes its journey back across the Atlantic to its home port in Bremerhaven, Germany.

Energy supply is the most pressing problem for the Swiss economy, according to Christoph Mäder, president of economiesuisse.

ETH Zurich nevertheless remains the best non-English-speaking university in the world, according to this year’s QS ranking.