Protestors who invaded the train tracks at Geneva and Lausanne stations on Monday could face a lengthy jail term.
Swiss Federal Railways has confirmed it will take legal action against those who disrupted traffic. The company says it's normal procedure when trains are stopped by third parties.
According to the Criminal Code, obstruction of public traffic can be punished by a ten-year prison sentence.
Swiss sea link cut-off
Switzerland's main waterway link to the sea is barely navigable, with the Rhine so low near the German town of Kaub that the river is almost splitting in two.
Water tensions rise with Italy
Tensions are rising between Switzerland and Italy over water, as Lake Maggiore in Ticino approaches a historic low.
Russia spreads lies hoping to sway vote
Swiss intelligence is warning of a targeted Russian campaign to influence the 27 September neutrality vote.
Migros recalls chicken cutlets
Migros is recalling breaded chicken cutlets sold nationwide after a labelling error left them with the wrong use-by date. The packets show 2 October, but the correct date is 28 August.
Geneva aims to attract more film and TV production
Geneva is launching a new incentive programme to attract more film and television productions to the canton.
More jihadist cases reach court
Switzerland's federal prosecutor is running 140 investigations into suspected jihadist terrorism — the highest figure ever recorded.
