Switzerland News in English

Good morning! It’s 12th March, and here’s your Switzerland daily news capsule.

Tragedy in Kerzers as a man sets a postal vehicle on fire, claiming six lives.

Basel's e-voting scandal escalates into a criminal investigation as votes mysteriously vanish.

Trump finds himself entangled in the Iran conflict, facing pressure from his own party.

Swiss Senate supports a new direction in energy policy, backing the construction of nuclear plants.

Peter Schärer steps down as head chef of the renowned Kronenhalle after 35 years.

Roger Elsener is officially appointed as the new director of Swiss public television, SRF.

A threat triggers a major police operation in Zurich, resulting in the arrest of a 35-year-old man.

The Federal Council taps into wage contributions, igniting a generational conflict over pension funding.

A new report from the Vatican addresses the role of women in the church's future.

Lufthansa pilots go on strike, impacting Swiss airports in Zurich, Basel, and Geneva.

Philipp Fankhauser announces a break from his tour to focus on therapy and personal health.

Real Madrid captain Valverde scores a hat trick, leading his team to victory over Manchester City.

Researchers identify a potential switch against the tick-borne virus, FSME, offering new hope.

Depression accelerates the onset of Alzheimer’s by years, highlighting the need for mental health awareness.

Google and Apple battle critical vulnerabilities in their smartphones, urging users to update immediately.

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