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The Antarctic expedition comes to an end.

The volume of sustainable investments in Switzerland increased by almost a third last year, reaching an all-time high of CHF1.98 trillion.

Swiss retirees living abroad have been reminded by the government about self-responsibility, after more and more have been demanding help.

Thailand is one of the most challenging places to work for Swiss diplomatic staff. We ask the foreign ministry why.

By Will Dunham WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Powerful bursts of radio waves emanating from a distant dwarf galaxy that were detected using a massive telescope in China are moving scientists closer to solving what one called a cosmic mystery that has lingered for years. Since being discovered in 2007, astronomers have struggled to understand what causes phenomena called fast radio bursts involving pulses of radio-frequency electromagnetic radiation originating from places inside our Milky Way and other ...

Switzerland signs agreement with the European Space Agency to host a centre of excellence in space technology.

The company says no sensitive data was stolen.

IFPMA president Thomas Cueni wants to ensure that poorer countries get access to vaccines faster.

The climate crisis and the war in Ukraine have underlined the need to develop renewable energy sources like geothermal.

Graduates from Switzerland’s two federal institutes of technology are among those from 50 global universities being offered fast-track work visas in Britain.