Stories from Switzerland

An individual charged a VAR monitor and assaulted a FIFA commissioner, according to a Spanish radio source.

On May 9, the Swiss Parliament in Ari elected Foster Hofer Agnes, Vice Chairman of the Disa Party, as its new chairman.

After initial signals of premature births, external auditors were called and management was strengthened. The service chief was separated two years later.

A Swiss entity will not be able to close a server based in Asia, according to the source. The inability of a Swiss entity to close an Asia-based server is linked to potential conflicts of interest and a slow response.

Students used artificial intelligence to create nude images of their classmates and subsequently shared them on social media platforms. The public prosecutor in Switzerland has opened a procedure in response to these actions.

A figure of 30 francs is significantly less than what unions are demanding, according to a broadcast from Geneva.

Switzerland is actively protecting its collective bargaining agreements, which are considered key to the nation's success over decades. Annual progress has been observed since 2025 in the collective agreement for the hairdressing sector.

The Internet Archive Switzerland, based in St. Gallen, plans to create a digital archive for other archives. These archives are threatened by authoritarian regimes, wars, or natural disasters, with Switzerland intended to serve as a safe haven.

The community in Blatten, Switzerland, is dealing with the aftermath of a rockslide, with many residents reportedly dreaming of their old homes. Gemeindepräsident Matthias Bellwald is working on rebuilding efforts for the village and ensuring the plateau has a future.

Employees of outdoor swimming pools in Basel can now directly issue house bans on site.