Switzerland News in English

Good morning! It’s 13th January, and here’s your Switzerland daily news capsule.

Iran's justice chief calls for retaliation amid ongoing protests against the regime.

A Swiss surgeon faces trial for using faulty implants that crumble inside patients.

Heavy snowfall causes over 100 accidents across four cantons, including a serious incident in Rapperswil.

New pest control strategy in Switzerland aims to use wasps to combat harmful insects.

A truck fire on the A2 near Pratteln causes significant odor issues, with the cause still unknown.

Trump pressures Cuba for a deal, warning of tough times ahead if negotiations fail.

Criticism mounts against Swiss restaurant owner as personal attacks escalate amid controversy.

The SP accuses centrist parties of political maneuvering over humanitarian aid for children in Gaza.

Lea Blattner resigns from her positions, citing hate experienced since her coming out.

UK government considers shutting down X amid controversy over illegal content and deepfake images.

Wildfires in Patagonia destroy over 15,000 hectares, marking a severe environmental crisis.

Ukraine receives new "Nightfall" missiles aimed at striking back against Russian aggression.

Gold prices soar to a record high, driven by global crises and market uncertainties.

Bernina plans to move production to Thailand, affecting 40 jobs in Switzerland.

Smartphones now able to detect hypoglycemia through voice analysis, a breakthrough in health tech.

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