Switzerland News in English

Good morning! It’s 18th March, and here’s your Switzerland daily news capsule.

Energy crisis in Asia prompts Thailand and Sri Lanka to take action.

Trump seeks Asia's help amid Gulf tensions, but Japan and South Korea remain hesitant.

US counter-terror chief resigns in protest over the Iran conflict, calling it a grave mistake.

Swiss travelers express concerns over spring vacations due to the ongoing Iran war.

Survey shows tight race between supporters and opponents of the 10-million initiative.

Israel launches operations in southern Lebanon to combat Hezbollah forces.

Tragedy in Kerzers as survivor shares harrowing moments from the bus incident.

Parliament cuts Keller-Sutter's budget plan by 40 percent, impacting winter discussions.

CERN announces discovery of a new particle, marking a significant breakthrough in physics.

Katy Perry and The Cure headline this year's Paléo Festival in Nyon.

Swiss women's curling team continues their winning streak at the World Championship.

Taliban report 400 civilian deaths following airstrikes in Kabul, escalating tensions.

Dengue virus detected in tiger mosquito samples in Basel for the first time.

Banksy’s identity revealed, challenging the myth surrounding the famous graffiti artist.

Manor plans to close three stores, affecting dozens of employees.

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