Lausanne's municipal police have adopted a first set of concrete reforms, after years of crises with city elected officials
The city council has validated measures from the Duvillard report, including stronger governance and mandatory anti-discrimination training for all officer ranks.
That training rolls out from November, developed with the Swiss Refugee Council, the anti-racism group Licra, and the force's own diversity unit.
Another medical bill for Crans Montana
Switzerland will foot the roughly CHF 1.5 million medical bill for the twelve Italian victims hospitalised after the Constellation hotel fire in Crans-Montana
Tough financial times ahead for Valais
Valais is bracing for lean years, with the cantonal government looking to cut CHF 180 million from its budget by 2030
French strike affects Haute Savoie today
Families should prepare for heavy disruption in Haute-Savoie schools today, as the nationwide French strike hits the department
Lake Geneva biggest economic hub in the country
The Lake Geneva region has overtaken Zurich as Switzerland's top economic hub, according to new federal figures
Tackling the 'manosphere'
Justice Minister Beat Jans has called on Swiss schools to confront the rise of the online "manosphere" — the digital ecosystem spreading misogynistic ideas to young men
Federal Office of Public Health savings drive
Switzerland's Federal Office of Public Health is scaling back prevention work after being told to save CHF 11 million a year
