Canton Vaud has released its plans for heightened security during the G7 summit.
Officials say they don't see a reason to ban marches and no specific G7 demonstrations are planned - but the feminist strike march will still go ahead on Saturday in Lausanne.
All borders into Vaud will remain open, but the canton says there will be heightened checks and advises cross border travellers to allow for more time.
Universities predicted to continue growth
Switzerland's universities will grow by more than a fifth over the next decade, driven in large part by foreign students, according to new federal projections
Drought conditions still affecting Vaud
Several Vaud communes are still rationing water weeks into autumn, with sources running dry and reservoirs refusing to refill
Change of location for Crans Montana ceremony
The ceremony marking one year since the Crans-Montana fire will no longer be held on the Haut-Plateau, after families of victims said returning to the site would be too painful
Slightly improved property vacancy rate in Zürich
The notorious queues outside Zurich apartment viewings are finally shrinking
Success for Swiss Post new digital service
Swiss Post's digital letter service has signed up nearly 960,000 users since its launch in April, with three million digital letters already delivered
Mont Blanc increases in height
Haute-Savoie's chamber of chartered surveyors announced yesterday that Mont Blanc now stands at 4,807.47 metres — up 1.88 metres from the last September reading in 2023
