Switzerland News in English

Good morning! It’s 3rd January, and here’s your Switzerland daily news capsule.

A fire disaster in Crans-Montana raises safety concerns as video reveals its origin.

Winter weather returns to Zurich with snowfall expected this week after foggy days.

Trump threatens Iran as protests continue for the sixth consecutive day in the country.

In St. Gallen, a stolen vehicle was set ablaze following a series of break-ins.

Russia presents alleged evidence of an attack on Putin's residence to the United States.

Davos loses to Kloten just two days after their Spengler Cup victory, facing a tough match.

Criticism arises over the decision to continue fireworks after the tragedy in Crans-Montana.

New Year’s babies in Zurich include Emil, Franca, Louie, and Soraiya, marking a fresh start.

Two climate activists in Lucerne face hefty fines for deflating SUVs in protest.

Israel revokes licenses for dozens of aid organizations amid ongoing Middle East tensions.

A spectacular bank heist in Gelsenkirchen sees thieves escape with over 30 million euros.

New York's mayoral transition begins as Zohran Mamdani takes office in the city of resistance.

A Labrador named Beau saves a man from cardiac arrest on the beach, alerting bystanders.

WhatsApp plans a major overhaul of notification sounds to enhance user experience.

A groundbreaking discovery reveals 2,000-year-old herpes viruses within the human genome.

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