The Latest Breaking News from Switzerland

Laurent Nègre’s stagey film is also a free adaptation of Thomas Hürlimann’s play on the same subject, and may have worked better in the theatre

Swiss rider rejoins former Swiss cycling federation coach Luca Guercilena at US-based WorldTour squad

Switzerland’s national rail operator says the world’s longest rail tunnel won’t be fully reopened to train traffic until next September, again pushing back the target date for repairs of damage caused by a cargo train derailment

Swiss customers get the F-150 Lightning with the smaller 98-kilowatt-hour lithium-ion battery pack enabling a range of 266 miles (429 km) on the WLTP cycle.

Travelling overland from London to Greece allows time to soak up the atmosphere and scenery as you ride through France, Switzerland and Italy

FORMER diplomat Craig Murray has claimed he is in Switzerland “seeking the protection of the United Nations”.

The Switzerland defender will miss Sunday’s Premier League clash against Manchester United through suspension.

An interesting new article in The Hill by my occasional coauthor T. Markus Funk, based on his upcoming Oxford University Comparative Law Forum piece on the subject; an excerpt: [I]t would be a mistake to accept the invitation to follow the examples of countries like Germany, Switzerland, Mexico, the Netherlands…

The defending champions must cope with an artificial pitch in Switzerland

The hard-right Swiss People's Party, which wants to tackle mass immigration and political correctness, vowed Monday to seek pragmatic solutions with other parties after comfortably winning Switzerland's general election.

Switzerland's anti-immigration Swiss People's Party rebounded from searing losses four years ago to become the largest parliamentary faction after the election, official results showed, as two environmentally-minded parties lost ground despite record glacier melt in the Alpine country.