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Swiss environment minister plays down impact of European climate ruling - Vimarsana News

Swiss environment minister plays down impact of European climate ruling

A European Court of Human Rights ruling last week that Switzerland has failed to protect its people from climate change is hard to reconcile with direct democracy, the Swiss environment minister... -April 20, 2024 at 04:54 am EDT - MarketScreener

Germany approves gas agreement with Italy, Switzerland, ministry says - Vimarsana News

Germany approves gas agreement with Italy, Switzerland, ministry says

The German government has approved an agreement with Italy and Switzerland to supply gas between the countries in case of a crisis in supply, the German economy ministry said on Wednesday... -March 13, 2024 at 08:57 am EDT - MarketScreener

Swiss name new president and cabinet members - Vimarsana News

Swiss name new president and cabinet members

Switzerland named a new president on Wednesday and the make up of the country's government for the next four years.... -December 13, 2023 at 08:19 am EST - MarketScreener

Swiss voters urged to back 2050 net zero plan as glaciers melt - Vimarsana News

Swiss voters urged to back 2050 net zero plan as glaciers melt

Climate plans put to referendum as opponents say green switch will be costly

Swiss climate activists lament election of oil lobbyist - Vimarsana News

Swiss climate activists lament election of oil lobbyist

BERLIN (AP) — Environmentalists in Switzerland criticized the election Wednesday of a top car and oil industry lobbyist to the country's new government, calling it a “disaster for climate policy.” Lawmakers picked Albert Roesti of the nationalist Swiss People's Party as one of two new members of the Cabinet, or Federal Council.

Source: apnews.com