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Under the terms of bilateral agreements that Switzerland concluded with the European Union in December 2024, foreign transport companies will be able to run train services in Switzerland, and vice-versa.

Groans and giggles typically greet votes at the annual Eurovision Song Contest, loved and mocked for its kitsch music and seemingly partisan outcomes. But what are the voting patterns, and what external factors help explain them?

The so-called ‘safeguard clause' has been a bone of contention between Switzerland and the European Union during the negotiations between the two parties which concluded in December 2024. Now Bern is setting new rules.

Switzerland defines criteria for limiting immigration; foreign trains will use Swiss rail system; and more news in our roundup on Thursday.

Zurich Transport Association (ZVV), the largest in Switzerland, is examining whether a nighttime service during the week would be feasible in the future.

It can happen to anyone — a moment of inattention and you leave your belongings on a train in Switzerland. What does (usually) happen next?

Switzerland has one of highest rate of caesarean births in Europe; many Swiss employees deem working environment more important than salary; and other news in our Wednesday roundup.

More than 100 old army fortresses are hidden across Switzerland. But why is the military interested in resurrecting these relics of a long-ago wartime era?

The amount of snow covering Swiss glaciers at the end of the winter this year was 13 percent below the 2010-2020 average, said a group of glacier monitoring experts on Monday.

Cynics may claim that money, financial security, and success matter most to people in Switzerland, but a large-scale study shows otherwise.