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Swiss TV's decision to scrap Gérard Depardieu films stirs heated debate - Vimarsana News

Swiss TV's decision to scrap Gérard Depardieu films stirs heated debate

Not everyone supported the decision to ban the films, but RTS said that TV channels in Belgium, France, and Canada had done the same.

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi cancels Geneva trip amid calls for his arrest - Vimarsana News

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi cancels Geneva trip amid calls for his arrest

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi will not be attending the World Refugee Forum in Geneva. The Iranian delegation will be led by diplomatic chief Hossein Amir-Abdollahian, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees told Swiss news agency Keystone-SDA on Tuesday. Mr. Raisi was due to address the forum on Wednesday. However, three Iranian opponents living in Switzerland have called on the Swiss Office of the Attorney General to arrest him. This appeal is supported by 330 personalities in a separate statement. Among them are five Swiss citizens, including parliamentarian Philippe Nantermod. + How Switze...

Sugar debate in Switzerland leaves bitter taste - Vimarsana News

Sugar debate in Switzerland leaves bitter taste

Switzerland has just rejected two sugar tax initiatives. This decision illustrates the sensitivity of the sugar debate in the country.

Europe energy woes raise concerns in Switzerland - Vimarsana News

Europe energy woes raise concerns in Switzerland

The energy crisis in Europe continues to make headlines in Switzerland.

Lex Netflix: Is Swiss cinema at a cultural crossroads? - Vimarsana News

Lex Netflix: Is Swiss cinema at a cultural crossroads?

Voters will decide whether international streaming services should be forced to invest in the Swiss film industry.