Switzerland News in English

Good morning! It’s 26th February, and here’s your Switzerland daily news capsule.

Cuban troops kill four people on a US speedboat amid gunfire off Cuba's coast.

Swiss government bans purchase and import of Russian LNG amid ongoing tensions.

Friedrich Merz emphasizes clear communication during his visit to China, focusing on partnerships.

Hungary's Orban fears Ukrainian sabotage and deploys military forces in response.

Basel Carnival wraps up with a final parade, showcasing a mix of emotions and gratitude.

Temperatures rise to 20 degrees as spring arrives, but pollen levels are high.

Luzern plans a drug consumption site, sparking concerns among local residents.

UN General Assembly calls for a ceasefire and peace in Ukraine as conflict escalates.

Judith Hermann explores her family's Nazi past in a new book, confronting difficult truths.

Kim Jong-un threatens South Korea with complete collapse if provoked further.

Nvidia surpasses expectations with a 73% revenue increase, reaching 68.1 billion dollars.

Merck presents late-stage data on a new HIV treatment regimen in recent studies.

Female burn victims more frequently suffer from sepsis compared to their male counterparts.

Samsung unveils the Galaxy Buds4 series, featuring new designs and chatbot access.

Atletico Madrid advances in the Champions League thanks to a standout performance from Sörloth.

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