Pharmacies in Geneva can now offer a wider range of vaccinations on the premises, without prescription.
A change in the rules means pharmacies can now offer jabs against hepatitis A and B, diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough and others.
Authorities say that not all vaccines are covered by basic insurance.
But the protection against the human papillomavirus (HPV) is being offered as part of a cantonal plan.
Border closures and checks start today
Cross border commuters face heavy delays from today as border checks and closures start, due to increased security measures ahead of the G7 summit.
French strike hits train services
Rail travel between Switzerland and France is facing major disruption due to industrial action by French workers.
Geneva votes to ban religious symbols
Geneva voters head to the polls this Sunday on a proposal to ban religious symbols inside cantonal and municipal parliaments.
Henk Potts Fundraiser
Nearly two years ago, we lost our dear friend Henk Potts to cancer. Henk was our business correspondent for many years, and was always happy to share stories of his colourful life and his wonderful family.
The US is not seen as reliable
We’re losing confidence in the United States. A new survey shows we don’t see Washington as a reliable ally.
Swiss companies invest billions in the US
Swiss companies have already invested USD 27 bn in the American economy this year.
