Federal authorities are investigating corruption at the government owned arms maker Ruag.
It centres around a young male executive who was experiencing a meteoric career. He oversaw contracts worth tens of millions of francs.
Although the man was fired in 2022, investigators are looking into links with a German based subsidiary of the company.
It’s believed he as reselling parts to another German company, part owned by his wife.
The investigation continues.
Voters reject 10m, but accept tougher military rules
Voters have rejected the ‘No to 10 Million’ initiative. But commentators say the strength of the yes vote is still a cause of concern for the government.
More Sunday shopping in Geneva
Geneva voters have narrowly backed two controversial measures.
Voters to make major decisions this weekend
Voters head to the polls this weekend to decide two closely watched national issues.
Moves to toughen juvenile justice
There are moves to toughen up how courts can deal with juvenile offenders, including giving more leeway to treat a young offender as an adult.
New Geneva school already full
A brand-new Geneva school is already full.
Mpox infections on the rise
Health authorities here are reporting a rise in mpox infections this year, mirroring trends seen elsewhere in Europe.
