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Family reunification move from third-countries refused by MPs, and a bid to find out if foreigners use health system more than the Swiss, are among the Swiss news that The Local reported this week. You can catch up on everything in this weekly roundup.

Switzerland's national airline Swiss is expanding its Geneva-based route network with flights to German, Scandinavian, and southern European cities.

After neighbour Germany has moved to tighten border controls to curb the influx of migrants, a number of Swiss MPs are urging the Federal Council to do the same.

From next year, European travellers visiting the UK will be required to pay a £10 Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) in order to enter. The Local answers your questions on what that means for people living in the EU or EEA, including EU spouses and dual nationals.

War has broken out between two Swiss supermarket chains, as they attempt to woo consumers with the cheapest products. Here’s what’s up for grabs, and what prompted the conflict.

From international film premieres to truly spectacular amounts of cheese, here are the top events you shouldn’t miss out on this October in Switzerland.

An anti-foreigner flyer has been sent to the homes of a number of international residents in Switzerland (and even Swiss citizens with foreign names) telling them they should leave and that they have "turned the country into a shithole".

You, like every adult in Switzerland, are subject to taxation. But have you ever wondered what exactly the government does with this money, and how it benefits you?

The UK has announced plans to bring in an electronic travel authorisation (ETA) requirement for Europeans to enter the country - here's how that will impact residents of EU and EEA countries, including dual nationals.

Do you think you could pass the Swiss citizenship test in Geneva, Switzerland's second-most populous canton? We've translated some of the questions so you can test yourself!