Swiss News

Zurich court rejects FIFA's claim against former officials Sepp Blatter and Markus Kattner over World Cup bonuses, ruling defendants acted within rights.

Ten Swiss political parties declare total income of CHF22.4 million for 2024, down from election year 2023, with Social Democrats leading at CHF8.2 million.

Pioneering entrepreneur and Swatch Group board member Esther Grether, known for breaking glass ceilings in Swiss business world, passes away in Basel.

Committee submits over 115,000 signatures for 'Compass Initiative' demanding cantonal majority approval for new EU treaties, setting stage for crucial referendum.

Investigation into racist messaging among Lausanne police officers widens as cantonal officer linked to controversial WhatsApp group amid city's unrest.

National survey reveals 58% of Swiss support authorities' power to mandate relocations in areas facing medium-term natural disaster risks.

Swiss researchers discover mechanism by which cancer cells manipulate neighboring healthy cells through mitochondrial transfer, opening new therapeutic possibilities.

Geneva-headquartered International Baccalaureate declared 'undesirable' by Russian authorities over alleged Russophobia, affecting thousands of students just before academic year.

Geopolitical uncertainties drive foreign capital to Swiss banks, pushing managed assets to unprecedented CHF9.28 trillion in 2024.

UBS study ranks Zug, Basel-City and Zurich as Switzerland's most competitive cantons, highlighting economic disparities across regions.