Around 5,000 marched in Geneva on Saturday, calling for an end to the siege of Gaza.
The organisers say they’re calling for an end to the ongoing genocide of Palestinians and the bombing of the territory by Israel.
The protestors started in the Parc des Cropettes, passed through the Paquis and ended at the Palais Wilson.
Many other cities in Switzerland have banned either all marches or marches specifically relating to the Middle East.
Hotter today than the weekend
The heatwave is set to intensify today, with temperatures expected to climb even higher than over the weekend.
Heat melting the roads
Traffic congestion on the autoroutes has reached a new record.
Govt wants war drones and fighting robots
The military is set for a major overhaul, with plans to create a dedicated drone and robotics battalion by 2028.
Iranian talks cause Kloten shut down
Preparations for expected U.S.-Iran talks at the Bürgenstock have caused major disruption at Zurich' Kloten Airport. An urgently introduced no-fly zone around the summit venue is being linked to a technical malfunction that affected radar displays at air traffic control provider Skyguide yesterday morning. The failure halted all departures from Zurich for more than an hour, disrupting dozens of flights. Take-offs resumed shortly before 8 a.m., but reduced airspace capacity meant delays continued throughout the morning as authorities worked to restore normal operations.
Congestion reaches new highs
Traffic congestion on the autoroutes has reached a new record.
Govt looks to ban Nazi symbols
The government wants to ban the public display of Nazi symbols, including swastikas, Hitler salutes and SS insignia.
