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Summary: A weekly programme of news and features from Switzerland, from the English service at swissinfo.ch.
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Why are heroic Swiss women from history less well known and why are modern Swiss women still fighting to get to the top? This week’s programme goes from the conference rooms of international companies, to the battlefields of Switzerland’s history.
People leaving the country and troublesome guests arriving…another side to migration.
Dealing with waste in Switzerland, whether it's hazardous or nutritious.
Nationwide anti-immigration ballot grabs attention abroad but the result in favour of setting quotas for foreigners shows that direct democracy works say specialists.
What can be done to bring skiers back to the slopes?
Along with advisors, patients, advocates and critics, swissinfo.ch explores the issue of assisted suicide in Switzerland and around the world
Two international conferences draw world leaders to Switzerland - but what's the attraction?
A Green politician says yes, most other people say no. Also, discover what life was like in Switzerland as an interned bomber pilot during the Second World War.
Taking a closer look at language learning
swissinfo.ch pulls out the crystal ball: how will Switzerland respond to challenges to its tax policies, can it mend its its fractious relationship with the EU and just how much should the country do to help the Middle East.
swissinfo.ch investigates the secrets and traditions of a 500-year-old canton.
The side-effects of being Glencore: not everyone wants your money. And is Switzerland home to the next Stephen Hawking?
A new leader is elected in Bern, swissinfo journalists share tales from the road, and the music of Queen is remembered in Montreux.
The Swiss armed forces brace themselves for a leaner future, how heroin prescription has gone from bogeyman to mainstream in just a few years and a new - and long extinct - species makes itself known.
The Swiss armed forces brace themselves for a leaner future, how heroin prescription has gone from bogeyman to mainstream in just a few years and a new - and long extinct - species makes itself known.
