Switzerland's news in English
Swiss President Doris Leuthard has condemned the terror attacks in Spain that have claimed at least 14 lives.
A narrow majority of Swiss will support a reform of the country’s old-age pension system in next month’s nationwide vote, a survey has found.
The Local’s guide to this once-a-decade city festival.
The two-centilitre measure came from a bottle valued at 50,000 francs.
Finding love locally has never been easier. Find out why.
A clown who worked with the famous Swiss circus Knie was on Tuesday convicted by a Zurich court of sexual acts with a child and sexual harassment.
Switzerland's first insect-based food aimed at humans will finally go on sale next week three months after a revision of the country's food safety laws.
Heading to Ticino this summer? Brush up on your Swiss Italian with our guide.
US car-share firm Uber has abandoned its cheap UberPop service in the Swiss city of Zurich after increasing controversy over the fact that its drivers do not have a professional licence.
Archaeologists have discovered human bones and the remains of a church belonging to a medieval hospital in the Old Town of central Swiss city Lucerne.
As fake news sites lose their power, real news organizations risk being hijacked by the spread of little lies, writes The Local's co-founder James Savage.
As Switzerland prepares to celebrate its national day on August 1st, we take a look back through the country’s long and fascinating history, starting with the date the Confederation was born.
Switzerland’s technology institute ETH Zurich has once again been named the best university in continental Europe in a ranking of the top 500 universities worldwide by ShanghaiRanking Consultancy.
Credit Suisse barred its traders from transacting some Venezuelan government bonds and required other Venezuela-connected transactions to undergo a special review for reputational risk, a bank spokesman said on Thursday.
Popular American fast food chain Five Guys announced via Facebook on Wednesday that they’re on their way to Germany.
Alexander Zverev shocked second seed Roger Federer in straight sets in the Montreal Masters final to win his fifth title of the season.
