The Escalade races in Geneva will go ahead this year – but at half the normal capacity.
Organisers say there will be 20,000 runners – and they will all have to have a health pass. The runners will be released in smaller groups of around 900.
The races will be held on the 4th and 5th December.
While spectators won’t need a pass to watch along the route – it will be required to enter the area in the Parc des Bastions at the finish line.
G7 border closures revealed
More details have been released about security during the G7 meeting in Evian next month.
Too many health checks are counterproductive
Too many health checks can be counter productive - and expensive.
Racial discrimination rises
Racial discrimination is on the rise - and the problems are mainly in schools.
New legal partnership being discussed
Switzerland could soon introduce a legal partnership status for unmarried couples, similar to the French PACS system.
Infomaniak protects itself from takeover
Geneva-based cloud provider Infomaniak has transferred majority control of the company to a public-interest foundation.
Vote to make leaving army harder
In addition to the anti-immigration vote next month - the people are also being asked if it should be harder for those serving in the military to move into civil protection.
