The Latest Breaking News from Switzerland

EU ministers on Tuesday rejected a push by non-member Switzerland to add a clause to bilateral agreements under negotiation that would allow it to place limits on immigration from the bloc.

The Lionesses face Germany and South Africa this month ahead of Euro 2025 next summer

Matildas interim coach Tom Sermanni is in talks with Sam Kerr regarding potentially coming into camp before games against Switzerland and Germany.

“Swiss law does not mention the right of employees to go to the toilet.”

Debate ensues in Switzerland over a court ruling on clocking out for bathroom breaks, raising concerns about workers' rights and workplace regulations.

Rise in life expectancy might have slowed down in the past decades as a recent study has found that today's children may be unlikely to live up to 100 years. An analysis that studied lifespan data over three decades from ten countries - Australia, France, Hong Kong, Italy, Japan, South…

Advocate Florian Willet, who was present when an American woman used the divice, is being held in pretrial detention.

The use of a Switzerland-based suicide machine is suspended and no longer accepting applications amidst a criminal investigation launched by its first use.

Suspension of Sarco applications in Switzerland following first use prompts legal and ethical scrutiny.