
Swiss arms exports: strict rules or more flexibility?
Swiss arms exports remain politically contested. Should Switzerland keep strict rules or give partner states more room under clear conditions?
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Swiss arms exports remain politically contested. Should Switzerland keep strict rules or give partner states more room under clear conditions?
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The Swiss National Bank expects a high profit after nine months. The question is not only the amount: how much should go to the Confederation and cantons, and how much should remain as a reserve?
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Hot days make buildings and neighbourhoods a health and cost issue. Should heat protection become mandatory in new construction?
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Winter-sport destinations need reliable resources for slopes and facilities. When water becomes scarce, the question is which uses should be protected first and how municipalities and operators decide transparently.
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Artificial intelligence is changing newsrooms: it can speed up research, preparation and production. The key question is who checks the work, discloses its use and answers for mistakes.
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Wars and crises are lengthening coffee routes to Switzerland. What is a fair response?
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On 29 November 2026, Switzerland will vote on raising VAT to finance the 13th AHV pension. Is that fair, or is another answer needed?
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After a cyberattack on an IT support platform in the canton of Vaud, data from more than 40,000 pupils, students and teachers were stolen. How should schools secure digital services and protect the people affected?
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Local electricity communities make it possible to share solar power and, in future, other renewable energy within a neighbourhood. That can make the energy transition tangible—or create new conflicts over costs, installations and participation.
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On 29 November, Switzerland votes on a general ban on loud fireworks. Exceptions for major events could remain possible; supporters cite people, animals and nature, while opponents point to tradition and affected businesses.
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Electric cars need reliable charging, especially where people have no private parking. The question is how limited public space should be shared.
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After his final competition, Stan Wawrinka is looking back on his career. His farewell is also an opportunity to consider how we treat great sporting careers.
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