Geneva cross border public transport services have resumed.
French authorities banned al transport after 9pm last Friday in an effort to stem the riots that plagued the country following the police shooting of a 17-year-old outside Paris.
The ban affected services which enter France.
The ban was lifted yesterday, so the TPG says all lines are now running normally.
10m initiative may lead to retirement age rise
Supporters of the Swiss People’s Party’s “10 million Switzerland” initiative are facing criticism after admitting that restricting immigration could eventually lead to a higher retirement age.
Canton Zug no longer the best tax haven
Lucerne is set to overtake Zug as Switzerland’s most attractive canton for corporate taxation in 2026, according to a new analysis by consulting firm PwC.
Geneva slammed by European court
Canton Geneva has been condemned by the European Court of Human Rights over the handling of a protest organiser fined after a Women’s Day demonstration in 2019.
Online retailers must have a Swiss office
The lower house of parliament has backed a proposal to require major foreign online retailers to appoint a legal representative in the country.
Fewer shops more restaurants in city centres
City centres are undergoing a major transformation, with traditional retail increasingly giving way to restaurants and service businesses.
14 kg of cocaine seized
Customs officers have seized 14 kilos of cocaine during a vehicle inspection in canton Basel-Country.
