As US led budget cuts to international organisations in Geneva begin to take effect – many workers are not just worried about their jobs, but what happens to their status in Switzerland once unemployed?
The head of the Geneva Chamber of Commerce, Vincent Subilia, says he’s also concerned about the potential loss of expertise – and is trying to help those are worried about their future in the country.
Geneva braces for G7 with 4,000 soldiers as protest standoff deepens
Geneva is bracing for next week's G7 summit in Évian, with nearly 4,000 soldiers backing up 1,500 cantonal police across Geneva, Vaud and Valais.
Zelensky proposes Switzerland as venue for Putin meeting
Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky has named Switzerland as a possible venue for a face-to-face meeting with Vladimir Putin to end the war in Ukraine.
Geneva family fights to recover dead son's brain
A Geneva family has discovered that their son Alexandre, who was killed by a hit-and-run driver three years ago, was buried without his brain.
Airport queues lengthen at Geneva and Zurich under new EU border checks
Travellers arriving at Swiss airports from outside the Schengen area are now waiting up to two hours at passport control, because of the EU's new Entry-Exit System.
Ticino votes on Switzerland's first compulsory dental insurance
Ticino voters head to the polls on 14 June on a proposal to create Switzerland's first compulsory cantonal dental insurance.
Embolo granted US visa and joins Swiss World Cup squad
Swiss striker Breel Embolo has been granted a US visa and will join the World Cup squad in California on Friday evening.
