The spring movie season is officially underway, and this week brings a diverse selection of films to theaters, promising something for every taste. From a gripping sci-fi adventure starring Ryan Gosling to a heartwarming animated tale and a comedic exploration of modern marriage, cinephiles have plenty to choose from. Here’s a look at three new … Read more
The allure of Basel, Switzerland, extends far beyond its renowned art scene and picturesque medieval architecture. Increasingly, the city is becoming a convenient gateway for travelers looking to explore multiple destinations efficiently. Whereas direct flights often approach with a hefty price tag, savvy travelers are discovering that combining ground transportation with strategic air travel can … Read more
London, United Kingdom – March 16, 2026 – Bitcoin is experiencing a resurgence, nearing the $75,000 mark as traditional financial markets attempt a recovery following recent volatility fueled by geopolitical uncertainty surrounding the conflict in Iran and persistently high oil prices. While the situation remains fluid, the cryptocurrency has demonstrated resilience, attracting renewed interest from … Read more
Zürich experienced significant disruption and clashes between protesters and police on Saturday, March 7, 2026, as a large demonstration took place on the eve of International Women’s Day. The unpermitted march, drawing over 1,000 participants, saw demonstrators blocking traffic, vandalizing property, and engaging in confrontations with law enforcement. The event, framed by organizers as a … Read more
Grüningen Council Elections Confirm Familiar Faces, Signal Shift in Key Roles The municipality of Grüningen, Switzerland, has completed its local council elections, reaffirming the leadership of Mayor Carlo Wiedmer even as also ushering in changes across several key committees. The elections, which saw no competing candidates for many positions, reflect a continuation of established governance … Read more
The Swiss government is set to release contracts related to its procurement of COVID-19 vaccines, reversing its previous stance and accepting a recent ruling by the Federal Administrative Court. The decision, announced on Monday, March 9, 2026, follows years of debate and legal challenges regarding transparency surrounding the deals struck during the pandemic. This move … Read more
The Swiss National League hockey season is drawing to a close, with the final regular season games taking place on March 9, 2026. Whereas the playoffs are imminent, the remaining matches hold limited significance in terms of altering the standings. This final day of competition serves primarily as preparation for the post-season battles ahead, offering … Read more
Zurich’s beloved Böögg, the traditional effigy burned to symbolize the end of winter, is embarking on a pre-Sechseläuten journey to the canton of Graubünden. This unusual excursion, beginning in early March 2026, aims to foster cultural exchange and build excitement for the annual spring festival. The Böögg’s travels highlight the significance of Graubünden as the … Read more
The Swiss unemployment benefits system is grappling with significant delays in payments following the rollout of a new IT system, leaving thousands of individuals facing financial hardship. While the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (Seco) reports progress in clearing the backlog, full resolution is still weeks away, impacting primarily those who have recently filed claims. … Read more
The Swiss rock band The Souls, known for their raw and authentic sound, recently celebrated the release of their fourth album, “The Whippet Inn.” Formed 15 years ago in the music canton of Bern, the band—comprising Jay Messerli, Luk Kipfer, and three other members—has cultivated a dedicated following with their blend of rock influences and … Read more