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Catrin Hinkel, CEO of Microsoft Switzerland discusses Switzerlands role in AI development and the impact of the new EU regulation.

Virtual reality creators in Switzerland are thriving, like the Zurich-based artist who presented her new work in Venice, Prague and Seoul.

The prospect of a direct rail link is picking up speed with the Swiss Federal Railways studying the options with French and British operators.

Passenger trains started running again on Saturday morning through the Lötschberg tunnel in the Swiss Alps.

Over the past two years, experts have unearthed thousands of Roman military artefacts littering a meadow in southeast Switzerland.

The European Union (EU) has drafted the worlds first law regulating artificial intelligence (AI). Where does that leave non-member Switzerland?

In the future, flight attendants will no longer have to press a button to count passengers boarding an aircraft.

With the help of artificial intelligence (AI), researchers can read snow depths in Switzerland from satellite images.

The Swiss artist Ted Scapa has died at the age of 92. The family confirmed a report by the news portal blick.ch to the news agency Keystone-SDA. Scapa was born in Amsterdam in 1931. The illustrator became known to a wide audience through the childrens programme Das Spielhaus (The playhouse) on Swiss television in the 1960s and 1970s. As a cartoonist, Scapa drew for the international press for many years and published numerous childrens books and cartoon collections. Scapa usually creates a serie...

The Swiss federal institute of technology in Zurich (ETHZ) plans to build a teaching and research centre for responsible digital transformation.