Switzerland News in English

Good morning! It’s 28th December, and here’s your Switzerland daily news capsule.

American airstrikes target terrorists in Nigeria, raising questions about the motives behind these attacks.

Trump prepares to meet Zelensky, stating, "He has nothing until I approve it."

Disappointment for Davos as they lose to a college team in the Spengler Cup opener.

Thailand and Cambodia agree to a ceasefire, signaling a potential end to recent tensions.

Allegations of bribery surface against Ukrainian lawmakers amid ongoing corruption concerns.

A deadly apartment fire in Gossau claims one life and leads to the evacuation of 25 residents.

Vandalism reported as paint attacks target SVP politicians' homes in Zurich.

Winter weather leaves thousands of households in Scandinavia without power.

A severe earthquake shakes Taiwan, prompting concerns for safety and infrastructure.

Israel recognizes Somaliland as a state, raising concerns about a dangerous precedent in Africa.

Gordon Ramsay faces wedding chaos as he walks his daughter Holly down the aisle.

Masern cases in South Carolina rise by three, totaling 156, according to health officials.

Research suggests specific fats may play a role in dementia prevention, challenging previous beliefs.

Acute appendicitis treatment for children: conservative therapy may be less effective than surgery.

Nerve research revolutionizes dementia prevention strategies, offering new hope for future treatments.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!