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Former CERN director Herwig Schopper – a centenarian on the impact of physics
This content was published on The German physicist and former director of CERN looks back at some of the highlights and encounters of his career.
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Should tandem BASE jumping be banned in the Swiss Alps?
This content was published on A new type of extreme sport is making people see red in the Alpine town of Lauterbrunnen: tandem BASE jumping.
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How we work: comment moderation
This content was published on Are comments on SWI swissinfo.ch censored? How do we moderate your contributions? In this video we make our moderation transparent.
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‘Yes’ to more state pension in Switzerland
This content was published on Watch the reaction to Sunday’s vote on raising Swiss state pensions.
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Redefining what Swiss cheese can be
This content was published on New Roots has managed to grow from a market stall to a 4,000m2 factory in a span of eight years.
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How we work: sources
This content was published on How does SWI swissinfo.ch track down and vet sources? Find out in the latest installment of our “how we work” series.
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Swiss research uses VR to reduce pre-surgery anxiety
This content was published on The use of virtual reality (VR) in medicine is becoming increasingly popular. For example, to reduce preoperative anxiety.
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A call for safer ski slopes in Switzerland
This content was published on Ski accidents are more serious and more expensive to treat.
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5G in Switzerland – where does the rollout stand?
This content was published on Where does Switzerland stand on its 5G rollout, and what are the risks that come with this new technology?
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Pensions votes: Higher pensions and retiring later
This content was published on On March 3, the Swiss will decide in two separate votes whether to raise the retirement age to 66 and whether to boost their pensions.
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This Day in History: when St Moritz staged the 1928 Winter Olympics
This content was published on The Winter Olympics in St Moritz in eastern Switzerland got underway on February 11, 1928: the first true Winter Games.
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Slovenia’s role in the global pharmaceutical supply chain
This content was published on Novartis and Sandoz have been investing into the Balkan nation’s pharma sector, turning into a key partner for development and manufacturing of drugs.
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This Day in History: when Swiss women got the vote
This content was published on A look back at the long battle for universal suffrage in Switzerland. Women only gained the right to vote in federal elections on February 7, 1971.
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How we work: quality
This content was published on How do we ensure that our content is correct? Is there censorship at SWI swissinfo.ch? Editor-in-chief Mark Livingston answers your questions.
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Visit to a Swiss gun fair
This content was published on La population suisse est l’une des plus armées au monde et cet intérêt pour les armes ne faiblit pas. Visite de la Bourse aux armes de Lausanne.
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