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Switzerland’s vaccine order – its first such move – is a sign that it holds little hope for fair distribution of a Covid-19 shot.

Konrad Steffen, a prominent Swiss researcher on climate change, has died in an accident in Greenland.

Greenpeace befürchtet, dass CO2 ins Meer austreten und das marine Ökosystem gefährden könnte.

A podcast about big questions facing the world, put to those working to tackle them in Switzerland’s international city.

Significantly more members of the Italian Mafia live in Switzerland than previously assumed, according to the Federal Office of Police.

In this episode: where are we in the hunt for a coronavirus vaccine, and who will have access to it?

Permafrost in Switzerland has warmed up, numerous signs of degradation have been observed and most rock glaciers have become much faster.

The city is celebrating the 100th birthday of the Reformation Wall in Geneva, which features statues of leading Reformation figures such as John Calvin.

The Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH) has received 215 reports of tick-borne encephalitis in Switzerland since the beginning of the year.

By Daren Butler and Ece Toksabay ISTANBUL (Reuters) - President Tayyip Erdogan declared Istanbul's Hagia Sophia a mosque on Friday with the first Muslim prayers to begin in two weeks, after a top court ruled the ancient building's conversion to a...

Swiss International Air Lines says it is making it compulsory for passengers to wear face masks during flights. The government has ordered face masks to be worn on trains, buses and trams in Switzerland and SWISS has decided to voluntarily follow...

Swiss officials have expressed concern over the slow increase in coronavirus infections in Switzerland over the past few weeks.

The United States, Russia, Saudi Arabia and Brazil are among 29 countries listed as posing a high risk of coronavirus infection by the Swiss authorities. From July 6, travellers entering Switzerland from these countries must go into quarantine for...

Masks should be worn not only in public transport, but in all public spaces, the president of the Swiss cantonal doctors association said on Thursday.

From Monday passengers on Swiss public transport will have to wear face masks, the government has announced.