Assisted Suicide Activist and the 'Suicide Capsule'

Assisted suicide activist defends 'suicide capsule' after accusations of foul play in the death of first U.S. female customer, claiming the device worked as planned. Swiss affiliate taken into custody. Activist denies allegations and asserts legality of assisted suicide in Switzerland.

2025 Eurovision Song Contest in Basel, Switzerland

Basel, Switzerland will host the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest, selected over Geneva. The event draws millions of viewers worldwide, with the last Swiss winner being in 1988. The contest is organized by the European Broadcasting Union.

Switzerland's New Instant Payment System

Switzerland's new instant payment system has gone live, allowing for immediate account-to-account transactions, bolstering the future of cashless payments in the country.

Swiss Summit on Ukraine Peace Plan

Switzerland hosts world leaders to discuss peace in Ukraine without Russia, aiming for symbolic effort to rally international community against ongoing war. Key players include President Biden, Vice President Harris, and various world leaders. Russia and China not attending. Summit focuses on nuclear safety, humanitarian aid, and food security.

American tourist survives 50-foot fall off cliff in Switzerland

American tourist survives 50-foot fall off cliff in Switzerland while taking panoramic video, sustains serious injuries but is expected to recover after 3-6 months.

Tragic Death of American Teen in Switzerland

A 16-year-old American girl died after falling more than 300 feet down an embankment while sightseeing in Switzerland. The fall occurred near a popular walking path called the Mysterious Gorges of Tête-Noire. The girl was with her friend's family when the accident happened.

China's Decision to Not Attend Ukraine Peace Conference in Switzerland

China will not attend a Ukraine peace conference in Switzerland as it does not meet its expectations of both Russia and Ukraine participating. The international community's expectations are not met, making it difficult for China to participate.

Conviction of Former Gambia Interior Minister for Crimes Against Humanity in Switzerland

Former interior minister of Gambia convicted in Switzerland for crimes against humanity over repression by country's security forces against opponents of longtime dictator Yahya Jammeh. Ousman Sonko sentenced to 20 years in prison, highest-level former official ever to be tried in Europe under universal jurisdiction.

Eurovision Song Contest 2024

Switzerland won the Eurovision Song Contest with the song 'The Code' by Nemo, making history as the first nonbinary winner. Croatia and Ukraine also performed well, but controversy arose with Israel's participation and the disqualification of the Netherlands' contestant.

Nemo's Eurovision Win and Homecoming Celebration

Nemo, a non-binary singer from Switzerland, won the Eurovision Song Contest with the song 'The Code' and received a hero's welcome upon returning home. Plans for relaxation and celebration are in place, with the possibility of Switzerland hosting Eurovision 2025.

Switzerland's Nemo wins 2024 Eurovision

Switzerland's Nemo wins 2024 Eurovision as first nonbinary winner, with song 'The Code' about discovering identity.

Nemo Represents Switzerland in Eurovision Song Contest as a Nonbinary Contestant

Nemo, a nonbinary contestant, is representing Switzerland in the Eurovision Song Contest with a track called 'The Code.' Nemo's performance is about struggling to find their place and being unconditionally themselves. The atmosphere between acts is fun and supportive, with Nemo hoping for future musical collaborations.

Impact of Russia's Invasion of Ukraine on European Security and Swiss Neutrality

Russia demanded new European security architecture, NATO expansion freeze, and security guarantees before invading Ukraine in 2022. Swiss neutrality challenged by adopting EU sanctions on Russia and participating in EU and NATO initiatives. Pressure grows in Switzerland to support Ukraine and seize frozen Russian assets. Sanctions imposed on Russians in Switzerland, potentially impacting Putin's associates. Public and parliament pressure for Switzerland to take stronger actions against Russia.

International Conference for Peace in Ukraine

Switzerland to host international conference in June to help chart a path toward peace in Ukraine, with hopes that Russia might join the peace process one day. The conference is expected to draw top government officials from dozens of countries.

Switzerland's international conference for peace in Ukraine

Switzerland to host international conference in June to help chart a path toward peace in Ukraine, with hopes that Russia might join the peace process someday.

Avalanche at Zermatt Ski Resort

An avalanche at the luxury Swiss ski resort of Zermatt killed three people, including a 15-year-old boy from the United States. The other two victims, a man and a woman, are still being identified. A 20-year-old Swiss man was the only survivor and was seriously injured. The avalanche occurred in an out-of-bounds area due to heavy snowfall and high winds.