Around 1,500 people gathered on Saturday evening in Bern for the first Anti-Fascist march since 2015.
The march was largely peaceful, although there were some incidents involving stone throwing – and police having to use pepper spray one point.
Organisers said they were sorry that some marchers failed to follow instructions not to cause any damage.
But a large contingent of riot police and a water cannon were not needed.
Grants offered to persuade more to train to be a nurse
Geneva is desperately short of nurses and the canton is willing to throw money at the problem.
Section of A1 closed after woman climbs bridge barriers
A section of the A1 autoroute was closed for hours yesterday after a woman climbed the barriers of a bridge over the main road near Winterthur.
Environmental campaigners protest outside Cargill HQ
A group of campaigners gathered outside the HQ of the commodities trading company Cargill in Geneva yesterday.
Zoo animals should be culled, say researchers
Researchers at the University of Zurich say zoos should start to cull their animals to control populations and improve animal welfare.
Man fined for filming himself with sex worker
A man has been fined by a Geneva court for filming himself with a sex worker – without her consent.
Red pandas excape from zoo
Two red pandas managed to escape their enclosure at a zoo in Gossau in Sankt Gallen.
