The flu wave that’s been gripping the country for the past several weeks is beginning to show signs of abating.
The latest figures from the Federal Health Office are reflecting a decline in the number of people visiting their doctor with respiratory infection.
But waste water analysis show flu levels remain high.
This current season has been particularly bad as two types of flu viruses are circulating, which is unusual.
Swiss businesses alarmed at US/EU trade war
Swiss business leaders are anxious about US plans to apply 25% tariffs on the EU.
Is home working ending?
More companies in Switzerland are demanding their staff work from the office again – much to the frustration of many workers.
Govt says it will consider social media ban for under 16s
The Federal Council is considering banning the use of social media for under 16s and bringing in strict regulations limiting smart phone use in schools.
Kandersteg faces existential threat
Authorities in the picturesque tourist destination of Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland says the town is facing an existential threat due to possible rockfalls.
World's smallest ski slope runs into legal problems
The smallest ski resort in the world made international headlines when it was set up in Sankt Gallen – but now its run into significant legal problems.
Aim to help cafés hit by roadworks
Two Geneva political parties are launching a petition in an effort to help small businesses that are affected by roadworks.
