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Germany and Switzerland plan to build carbon capture pipeline - Vimarsana News

Germany and Switzerland plan to build carbon capture pipeline

To meet climate targets, carbon capture and storage technology is essential. Germany is now planning to build a pipeline to transport the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide to the North Sea.

Source: nzz.ch
Study: Migrants in Switzerland dominate low-wage jobs - Vimarsana News

Study: Migrants in Switzerland dominate low-wage jobs

A new study finds that foreign-born workers in Switzerland are disproportionately found in low-wage professions in which recruitment is difficult. Among teachers and police officers, on the other hand, the number of immigrants is low.

Source: nzz.ch
Watches and Wonders: Rolex-CEO on cooling markets and the idea behind the fair - Vimarsana News

Watches and Wonders: Rolex-CEO on cooling markets and the idea behind the fair

This week, Swiss watch manufacturers are presenting their new products at Watches and Wonders in Geneva. The trade fair’s management duo tell the NZZ why they founded the event and where they want to take it.

Source: nzz.ch
How can Switzerland prepare for escalating war in Europe? - Vimarsana News

How can Switzerland prepare for escalating war in Europe?

It wouldn't take enemy tanks on Lake Constance for Switzerland to feel the effects of war. Lower-threshold forms of conflict could also have a severe impact. A sketch of a plan for a world in which attacks are no longer unimaginable.

Source: nzz.ch
Behind rising petty crime rates, stories of migrant misery - Vimarsana News

Behind rising petty crime rates, stories of migrant misery

Swiss authorities are reporting a sharp rise in crimes attributed to North African asylum seekers and undocumented immigrants. A closer look at these cases reveals a vicious circle of hopelessness and petty crime.

Source: nzz.ch