🇨🇭 Le Temps
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About Le Temps
Le Temps is published by Le Temps SA and is primarily owned (99.55%) by the Aventinus Foundation, a nonprofit entity. Minority stakes are held by Le Monde Group (0.21%) and the internal Société des rédacteurs et du personnel du Temps (0.24%). The Aventinus Foundation acquired the paper from the Ringier media group in 2021, positioning it as a financially stable but editorially independent publication.
Le Temps is considered a newspaper of record in Switzerland, known for its high-quality, factual, and balanced reporting with a clear distinction between news and opinion content. Media Bias/Fact Check rates it as 'Slightly Left-Center biased' due to a modest tendency toward socially liberal perspectives in its opinion pieces. While Switzerland generally enjoys a free press, Reporters Without Borders has noted concerns regarding media concentration and editorial independence within the country's media landscape. The headline sample reflects a broad coverage of national and international news, alongside opinion pieces, consistent with its profile as a comprehensive daily newspaper.
Former Thai PM Thaksin Shinawatra to be Released from Prison, Amid Questions of Preferential Treatment
- Former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra is set to be released from prison on May 13, 2026, after serving part of his corruption sentence. - The 76-year-old billionaire will wear an electronic …
Former Ski Champion Pirmin Zurbriggen Shares His 'Ideal Path' to Retirement Planning
- Former ski champion Pirmin Zurbriggen, now 63, is planning his retirement with the same discipline he applied to his athletic career. - He emphasizes the importance of early and thorough planning fo…
MV Hondius: Majority of passengers disembarked before transfer
- Passengers and crew from the MV Hondius, where a hantavirus outbreak occurred, are being evacuated and repatriated. - One French passenger developed symptoms on the repatriation flight and was place…
Matthieu Auzanneau: 'This crisis is a historic opportunity for Europe to strengthen its energy security with renewables'
- The International Energy Agency described the closure of the Strait of Hormuz as the "worst energy crisis in history." - The crisis, triggered by Israeli-American strikes on Iran, has global energy …
Nigel Farage, the triumph of a Brexit architect
- Nigel Farage's Reform UK party achieved significant gains in local elections across England, Scotland, and Wales. - The party secured over 1400 seats in England alone, indicating strong performance …
Tenerife Residents Protest Docking of Cruise Ship with Suspected Hantavirus Cases
- A cruise ship, the MV Hondius, carrying passengers with suspected hantavirus cases, is causing concern in Tenerife. - The ship, which departed from Argentina, has reported six confirmed and two susp…
At Milan Furniture Fair, the Art of Weaving Redraws the Lines
- The Milan Furniture Fair showcases the art of weaving, highlighting its texture and interplay of space. - Weaving, an ancient technique found globally, has become a significant element in contempora…
Swiss Constitutional Debate Complicates EU Agreements
- A Swiss parliamentary commission has proposed changes to the federal constitution, sparking debate over its complexity and potential impact. - The proposed amendments are linked to the upcoming vote…
Hantavirus-hit cruise ship MV Hondius to reach Canary Islands at dawn
- A cruise ship, the MV Hondius, carrying nearly 150 passengers and crew identified as high-risk contacts for hantavirus, is expected to arrive off the Canary Islands early Sunday. - Spanish authoriti…
Neurotechnologies: How Geneva aims to compete with Silicon Valley
- Geneva is striving to become a major hub for neurotechnology, aiming to rival Silicon Valley. - The Wyss Center, established with significant funding from billionaires Ernesto Bertarelli and Hansjör…
Switzerland: 1,000 protest EU accords in Lucerne; 1,500 counter-protest
- Around a thousand protesters gathered in Lucerne, Switzerland, to oppose institutional agreements with the EU. - The demonstration was organized by Mass-Voll, a movement known for its opposition to …
Smiljan Radić Clarke, architect and Pritzker Prize 2026: "A museum or an ephemeral tent have equivalent value"
- Chilean architect Smiljan Radić Clarke, a Pritzker Prize laureate, is known for his experimental designs that challenge perceptions of gravity and material strength. - His works often feature delica…
Indigenous Grape Varieties: The Signature of Swiss Wine
- Swiss wines are increasingly defined by their indigenous grape varieties, a trend championed by wine expert Chandra Kurt. - Kurt's collection, launched 20 years ago with the Provins winery, focuses …
The Courage of Icons: How Swiss Watchmaking Balances Timelessness and Innovation
- The Swiss watch industry thrives on continuous creativity that endures over time, with iconic models often being decades old. - True icons emerge from risk-taking and disruption, not from market ana…
Péter Magyar officially becomes Hungary's Prime Minister, promising to change the regime
- Péter Magyar has officially become the new Prime Minister of Hungary, ending Viktor Orbán's 16-year rule. - Magyar, a conservative pro-European, was elected with a significant majority in parliament…
Switzerland's Middle Class No Longer Exists, Says Federal Statistical Office
- Switzerland's Federal Statistical Office (FSO) suggests redefining the 'middle class' due to income disparities. - The current broad definition, from 4228 to 19,028 francs monthly, masks significant…
La Poire: Porrentruy's New Bistro Blends Cafe Charm with Curiosities
- La Poire, a unique bistro blending a neighborhood cafe with a curiosity cabinet, has opened in Porrentruy, Switzerland. - The establishment showcases a collection of vintage objects and personal art…
HEAD – Genève students illustrate special edition of "Le Temps"
- Students from HEAD – Genève collaborated with the editorial team of the newspaper "Le Temps" for a special edition. - For one week, these students worked alongside journalists and graphic designers …
At Geneva's Mapping Festival, Disnovation Explores Human Dependence on Photosynthesis
- The Mapping Festival in Geneva features an installation by the art collective Disnovation that explores human dependence on photosynthesis. - The exhibit showcases a photobioreactor cultivating micr…
The European Union: A 'Disaster'?
- A commentary piece discusses the prevalent "Europe bashing" sentiment, calling it a "fashionable sport." - The author, Alexandre de Senarclens, president of the European Movement for Switzerland (Ge…
May Bouton, student at Paris's Estienne school, wins current events drawing prize
- May Bouton, a first-year student at the Estienne school in Paris, won the first student prize in the Dessinez Créez Liberté association's current events drawing competition. - The competition, organ…
Rise in young people claiming disability benefits: Addressing the root cause
- Switzerland's disability insurance (AI) faces a liquidity crisis, with a significant rise in new claims for mental health reasons. - Thousands of new beneficiaries are under 30, indicating a deterio…
U.S. Sanctions Chinese Firms for Alleged Support of Iran's Weapons Industry
- The U.S. Treasury Department has imposed sanctions on 10 companies and individuals, including Chinese firms, for aiding Iran's weapons industry. - These entities are accused of helping Iran procure …
HEAD Celebrates Print: 'The New Generation Has a Renewed Interest in Paper'
- The HEAD in Geneva is hosting the sixth edition of P.A.G.E.S., a fair dedicated to art books and print media. - The event showcases the work of art and design students, including a bachelor's illust…
The unspeakable joy of being a parent
- A discussion explores the shift in narratives around motherhood, moving from an idealized image to a more contrasted reality. - The article highlights the increasing openness about the challenges of…
In Turin, an exhibition blending archaeology and contemporary art seeks to restore the identity of Gaza's wounded land
- An exhibition in Turin, Italy, juxtaposes ancient artifacts from Gaza with contemporary art. - The exhibition aims to restore Gaza's identity beyond its image as a conflict zone. - It highlights Gaz…
At the Bienne Photography Days, manifestations and solidarities combat vulnerabilities
- The "Vulnerabilities" theme at the Bienne Photography Days (Jouph9) explores human fragility and societal challenges. - Director Sarah Zurcher emphasizes "vulnerability as a common good" to counter …
Video: How a Giant Tsunami Devastated an Alaskan Fjord
- A massive landslide on August 10, 2025, triggered a colossal tsunami reaching an altitude of 480 meters in an Alaskan fjord. - The event occurred at 5:26 AM, fortunately with no human presence in th…
Jean-Claude Biver: 'I Grew Up Too Fast, I Earned Too Much'
- Jean-Claude Biver, a prominent figure in the watchmaking industry, is reflecting on his career and legacy at 76. - After successfully reviving numerous brands, he has established a small manufacture…
Ukrainian Threats, Rumors of Palace Coups... Moscow Feverishly Prepares for May 9 Military Parade
- Moscow is feverishly preparing for its annual May 9 Victory Day parade amid heightened tensions and threats related to the ongoing war in Ukraine. - Russian officials have issued warnings about pote…
Geneva Biennale Explores "Sensitive Resources" in Contemporary Art
- Geneva is hosting its third contemporary art biennale, titled "Ressources sensibles" (Sensitive Resources). - The event, organized by the association art-werk and curator Bernard Viennat, spans Gene…
Forum Champions Personal Transformation as Key to Societal Innovation
- The Innovation Sociétale 2026 forum in Lausanne focused on "discreet but powerful" innovation rooted in personal transformation and lived experiences. - Speakers emphasized that societal change requ…
GameStop Eyes eBay Acquisition: Publicity Stunt or Real Opportunity?
- GameStop, the company behind the "meme stock" phenomenon, is reportedly considering a bid to acquire online marketplace eBay. - Ryan Cohen, GameStop's CEO, is leading the potential acquisition, aimi…
Macron's Appointments Spark 'State Capture' Accusations in France
- Critics accuse French President Emmanuel Macron of "state capture" through numerous appointments of associates to high-ranking positions. - The appointments, particularly the proposed head of the Ba…
SSR poll: Supporters and opponents of the "No 10 Million Swiss" initiative are neck and neck
- A new SSR poll indicates a close race between supporters and opponents of the "No 10 Million Swiss" initiative, which aims to cap the population. - The modification of the Civil Service Act is proje…
Hantavirus Outbreak on Cruise Ship: Argentina Unable to Confirm Contagion Origin
- Argentina's Ministry of Health states it is impossible to confirm the origin of a hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship that departed Ushuaia on April 1st. - Investigations are ongoing, tracing the i…
Keir Starmer Faces Threat of Sanction Vote in British Local Elections
- British voters participated in local elections that are expected to be challenging for the Labour Party and its leader, Keir Starmer. - Both major parties, Labour and Conservatives, face pressure fr…
Tolerated, Not Welcomed: What Holocaust Survivors Saw in Switzerland
- Historians are examining testimonies of Holocaust survivors who found refuge in Switzerland after World War II. - These accounts reveal complex experiences, detailing both the aid received and the d…
FIFA Ends 60-Year Partnership with Panini, Replaced by Fanatics
- FIFA has ended its 60-year partnership with Panini, the iconic sticker album publisher. - Starting in 2031, Fanatics, a company dealing in collectibles and sports betting, will replace Panini. - Thi…
Donald Trump gives the European Union until July 4 to implement trade deal with the United States
- Donald Trump has given the European Union until July 4 to implement a trade agreement with the United States. - Failure to comply will result in significantly higher U.S. tariffs on EU goods. - Both…
Children's Books Explore the Art of Dispute
- A children's book by Claude K. Dubois explores themes of sibling rivalry and jealousy through the story of two pets, Jules and Tao. - The book tenderly illustrates the emotional dynamics between the…
A short-term return of the UK to the EU is politically unrealistic
- Six years after Brexit, the UK economy is projected to lose 8% of its GDP annually, amounting to £224 billion, according to economists. - A majority of Britons (two-thirds) now believe Brexit was a …
Hantavirus Outbreak on Cruise Ship Linked to 3 Deaths; International Experts Investigate
- Eight cases of an Andes hantavirus strain have been linked to a cruise ship that departed Argentina, resulting in three deaths. - The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) has di…
German-speaking Swiss journalists to get minimum working standards
- German-speaking journalists in Switzerland will benefit from new minimum working standards following an industry agreement approved by Swiss Media (VSM). - The agreement, adopted by 73 votes to 4, a…
False Messiahs and Apocalyptic Prophets: An Anthology of Literary Madmen Surfaces
- A new anthology revisits the concept of "literary madmen," eccentric writers with limited readership. - The article discusses historical collectors and scholars of these figures, including Louis Gre…
Zack Polanski: Who is this 'ecopopulist' challenging Nigel Farage in Britain's elections?
- Zack Polanski, a rising figure in the British Green Party, is gaining attention for his "ecopopulist" platform, which re-frames environmental concerns to target elites. - Polanski's rhetoric, which …
Bowing Deep and Taking Selfies: Han Dong-hoon Couple's First Joint Appearance
- Han Dong-hoon, former leader of the People Power Party, made his first joint public appearance with his wife, lawyer Jin Eun-jeong, while campaigning for a by-election. - The couple met with local r…
Alain Perroux, new director of the Grand Théâtre de Genève: 'I do not have the temperament of a revolutionary'
- Alain Perroux has been appointed the new director of the Grand Théâtre de Genève. - Perroux aims to foster a sense of discovery and openness with the theme 'New Worlds' for the upcoming season. - He…
El Salvador Sees Massive Journalist Exodus in 2025 Amidst State Pressure
- El Salvador experienced its largest exodus of journalists in three decades in 2025, with at least 53 media professionals leaving the country. - The departures are attributed to fear of arbitrary arr…
Peterborough, Emblem of Suffering England: 'Labourites are Bastards'
- Local elections are being held across England, Scotland, and Wales, with Reform UK potentially gaining traction. - In Peterborough, a city often ranked among the UK's worst, residents express anger …
Four Years After Launching Its Plan B, Lugano Continues to Bet on Bitcoin
- Lugano's "Plan B," launched four years ago, has positioned the city as an international digital innovation hub, particularly in cryptocurrency. - The initiative has led to the creation of blockchain…
Is a Coup Brewing Against British Prime Minister Keir Starmer?
- Ahead of local elections in England, Scotland, and Wales, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces internal party pressure and potential "coup" within the Labour Party. - Several Labour MPs are reported…
PSG Advances to Champions League Final After Defeating Bayern Munich
- Paris Saint-Germain has reached the Champions League final for the second consecutive year, defeating Bayern Munich. - PSG secured their spot by drawing 1-1 in the second leg, advancing on aggregate…
Suspected Hantavirus Cases Evacuated to Europe as WHO Urges Calm
- Several passengers from the cruise ship MV Hondius, experiencing an hantavirus outbreak, have been evacuated to the Netherlands and Spain. - The WHO stated the risk to the rest of the world is curre…
Corrupt Tycoon and Sharp Commissioner Duel in "Brigade Financière" Comedy
- Comedians Maria Mettral and Christian Gregori are starring in "Brigade Financière," a play by Hugues Leforestier, at the Théâtre du Crève-Cœur in Cologny. - Gregori portrays a corrupt businessman, w…
Logitech advances despite tariffs, AI, and strategic doubts
- Logitech reported strong annual results with a 6% increase in revenue to $4.84 billion and a 12.6% rise in net profit to $711.19 million. - The company's stock has recovered significantly from its O…
Valais Parliament Rejects Minimum Wage Initiative, Calling it a 'Missed Opportunity'
- The Valais cantonal parliament in Switzerland rejected a proposed cantonal initiative for a minimum wage of 22 Swiss francs per hour. - The initiative, supported by socialists, greens, and a disside…
Italy Demands Over 300,000 Euros for Damages in Crans-Montana Fire Tragedy
- Italy is seeking at least 300,000 euros in damages from Crans-Montana following a deadly New Year's Eve fire. - The initial claim covers expenses incurred by the Italian civil protection for victim …
10 Million at the Expense of Democracy and Governance
- An opinion piece argues that a proposed "sustainability" initiative in Switzerland is incompatible with democratic principles and good governance. - The author contends the initiative imposes future…
“You know, nothing has changed: women still cherish men and men still cherish their freedom!”
- A friend's observation suggests that despite years of feminist progress, traditional gender roles persist in relationships, with women focusing on partners and men on freedom. - The author initially…
Betrayal, duplicity, and hypocrisy: five questions to understand the mega-trial between Elon Musk and OpenAI
- A major lawsuit has begun between Elon Musk, the world's richest man, and OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT. - The trial, taking place in Oakland, California, involves accusations of betrayal, duplicit…
Bayern-PSG: can lightning strike twice in the same place?
- Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) faces Bayern Munich in the Champions League semi-final second leg, seeking to defend a 4-5 aggregate lead. - The previous match was a high-scoring thriller, with nine goals…
Jet fuel shortage? Not at Geneva Airport for now
- Despite global concerns about jet fuel shortages, the Geneva Airport is currently experiencing no issues. - Sappro, a company responsible for transporting petroleum products via pipeline in the regi…
In Brazil, Teen Opens Fire at School, Killing Two Employees
- A 13-year-old boy opened fire at his school in Rio Branco, Brazil, killing two employees and injuring a student and another employee. - The shooter surrendered to police and was arrested, along with…
Choreographer Clara Delorme Merges Dance with Culinary Arts in 'Le Chef'
- Swiss choreographer Clara Delorme is blending dance with culinary arts in her new performance, 'Le Chef'. - The show, created with culinary artist Alice Héron, promises a sensory experience of "joy,…
After Crans-Montana Incident, Switzerland and Italy Pursue Path to Reconciliation
- Swiss President Guy Parmelin met with Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani in Rome to discuss the aftermath of a 'drama' in Crans-Montana. - Parmelin described the situation as 'extremely sensiti…
Yerevan Hosts European Summits: Armenia Seeks Balance Between Russia and the West
- European leaders convened in Yerevan for the European Political Community summit and the first EU-Armenia bilateral summit. - The meetings aimed to support Armenia's European aspirations and reduce …
To Life, To Death: Alain Gomis in His New Film 'Dao'
- Alain Gomis' new film, 'Dao,' explores the human condition through two pivotal moments: a wedding and a funeral ceremony in Guinea-Bissau. - The film delves into themes of family, identity, and the …
Romania's Pro-European Government Falls After No-Confidence Vote
- The Romanian parliament has voted to censure the government, leading to the fall of Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan's pro-European administration. - The motion of no confidence was supported by a coalit…
Chantal Nobel, Star of 1980s Series "Châteauvallon" with a Broken Destiny, Dies
- French actress Chantal Nobel, known for her role in the 1980s series "Châteauvallon," has died at age 77. - Nobel's career was cut short by a severe car accident in 1985, which left her with signifi…
At Le Galpon, Geneva, Pascal Gravat and Julien Mages evoke male fragility and deceased fathers
- The play 'Nu vite' at Geneva's Théâtre du Galpon explores themes of male fragility and deceased fathers. - It features performances by Pascal Gravat and Julien Mages, highlighting their artistic col…
Zurich University Hospital Cardiac Surgery Unit Faces Scathing Report on High Mortality
- An investigative report on Zurich University Hospital's cardiac surgery department reveals a statistically significant excess mortality rate of 68 to 74 deaths between 2016 and 2020. - The report, c…
French public broadcasting report sparks controversy, PM dismisses findings
- A French parliamentary report criticizes the French public audiovisual sector for lacking neutrality, facing conflicts of interest, and incurring excessive costs, stating it no longer meets public e…
Listening to Bird Songs: Almost a Sound Therapy
- Listening to bird songs is described as a form of sound therapy, offering a connection to nature. - An event organized by the League for the Protection of Birds (LPO) in Paris's Montsouris Park aime…
Taiwan's President Affirms Right to Global Ties Amid Chinese Pressure
- Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te asserted the island's right to international engagement following a trip to Eswatini. - The trip was initially postponed due to flight authorization issues caused by …
Neuchâtel Considers Constitutional Place for Seniors
- Neuchâtel, Switzerland, is considering a constitutional amendment to ensure the participation, autonomy, quality of life, and respect for seniors. - The proposal, initiated by the Green and Socialis…
Why Tour the World When You Can Visit Appenzell?
- A journalist recounts a visit to Appenzell Innerrhoden, Switzerland, expecting to find similarities to the Landsgemeinde tradition in Glarus. - The author was surprised by the canton's welcoming atm…
China fireworks factory explosion kills 21, injures 61
- An explosion at the Liuyang Huasheng Fireworks Manufacturing and Display Company in Hunan province, China, killed at least 21 people and injured 61. - The blast occurred Monday afternoon, with socia…
Podcast – What Defense for Switzerland? And at What Price?
- Switzerland is reassessing its defense policy amidst an increasingly unstable and hostile geopolitical environment. - A debate is ongoing regarding the federal law on civil service, with differing v…
"El Chapo" Requests Extradition to Mexico
- Mexican drug lord Joaquín Guzmán Loera, known as "El Chapo," has filed a new extradition request to Mexico from a federal court in New York. - Guzmán, serving a life sentence in the U.S. after his 2…
War with Tehran: Donald Trump announces U.S. Navy sank seven Iranian boats, situation stalls
- U.S. President Donald Trump claimed the U.S. Navy sank seven Iranian boats, a statement denied by Tehran. - This incident follows the launch of "Project Freedom" by the U.S. Navy, aimed at freeing b…
Rivals Unite: Gottéron and Davos Players Join Swiss National Ice Hockey Team Ahead of World Championship
- Four players from Gottéron and five from Davos have joined the Swiss national ice hockey team. - The team is preparing for the World Championship in Fribourg and Zurich, starting in eleven days. - C…
The Majority of the Valais Grand Council Expresses Mistrust Towards a Minimum Wage
- The Valais cantonal parliament is debating a popular initiative to introduce a minimum wage of 22 Swiss francs per hour. - The initiative, launched by left-wing parties and unions, aims to improve l…
For a Jean-Luc Mélenchon Candidate in Denial, the Risk of Overturning the Republican Front
- Jean-Luc Mélenchon, founder of La France Insoumise, announced his intention to run for president in 2027, despite previously stating his 2022 candidacy would be his last. - Mélenchon cited the geopo…
Press Freedom Declines Globally, Even in Democracies; Battle for Free Press Continues in 2026
- Global press freedom is declining, with over half of countries failing to guarantee this right, which is closely linked to civil liberties. - Authoritarian regimes are increasingly suppressing journ…
Two Press Cartoonists Honored for Courage in Defending Freedom of Expression
- Two press cartoonists, Safaa Odah from Palestine and Jimmy "Spire" Ssentongo from Uganda, received the International Press Cartoon Award. - The award, presented by the Freedom Cartoonists Foundation…
Accompanying the Return to Employment After a Long Absence: The Tightrope Walk of a Case Manager
- Case Managers play a crucial role in helping individuals return to work after long absences due to illness or accidents. - They provide personalized support, liaising between employees, employers, a…
Sanchez's Plane Diverted to Ankara Due to Technical Issue En Route to Armenia Summit
- Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's plane diverted to Ankara, Turkey, due to an "technical issue" en route to Armenia. - Sanchez was traveling to attend the European Political Community summit in…
WHO, ICRC, MSF Denounce Attacks on Healthcare in Conflicts, Cite 'Failure'
- The heads of the WHO, ICRC, and MSF denounced the international community's failure to protect healthcare services in conflict zones. - They stated the situation is worse than a decade ago, despite …
Trump Announces Operation to Escort Ships Through Strait of Hormuz
- Donald Trump announced a U.S. Navy operation to escort ships through the Strait of Hormuz, starting Monday. - This operation, dubbed Project Freedom, aims to assist vessels unrelated to the Middle E…
Fribourg: A Sensory Haven Bridging Tradition and Nature
- The canton of Fribourg, Switzerland, offers a blend of tradition and modernity, with diverse landscapes from Lake Neuchâtel to the Prealps. - The Grande Cariçaie nature reserve, a vital wetland ecos…
Bénédicte's Drawing (Switzerland) Featured
- A Swiss cartoonist named Bénédicte is featured in a major press cartoon exhibition in Geneva. - Her work is displayed alongside approximately sixty other press cartoons from around the world. - The …
Beyond Oil: Investing Wisely in an Uncertain World
- The global economy shows resilience despite ongoing concerns about high oil prices and the conflict in the Middle East. - Strong household consumption and a robust labor market in the US, alongside …
Jean-Luc Mélenchon confirms the obvious: he will be a candidate in the 2027 French presidential election
- Jean-Luc Mélenchon, leader of La France insoumise, has announced his candidacy for the 2027 French presidential election. - Mélenchon cited "urgency" and the "agitated season" of global events, incl…
From the Mellila Migrant Massacre to the Murder of Nzoy in Morges: When Forensic Architecture Makes Walls Talk
- A forensic architecture agency has re-examined the 2025 death of Roger Nzoy Wilhelm in Morges, Switzerland. - The new investigation contradicts the police's self-defense claim, suggesting Wilhelm di…
Distillerie Morand: Syrups Now Account for Half of Turnover Amidst Market Shifts
- Distillerie Morand, a 135-year-old Swiss company, has diversified its business beyond its traditional spirits like Williamine. - The company, now led by Fabrice Haenni, has seen its syrup range beco…
Alex Sinh Nguyen: The Designer Questioning Our Relationship with the Digital
- Alex Sinh Nguyen is a Franco-Swiss designer and digital artist of Vietnamese origin. - His work explores the intersection of the real and virtual worlds, focusing on narrative in both physical objec…
Technology Transforms Traditional Vineyards
- Viticulture is increasingly embracing technological innovation to address challenges like climate change, economic pressure, and arduous labor. - Drones and mapping tools aid in vineyard monitoring,…
No Inevitability: Halve (or Even Triple) Your Mobile Phone Bill
- Swisscom, Sunrise, and Salt in Switzerland have announced price increases for mobile telephony services. - The increases, effective from April to August, range from CHF 0.50 to CHF 2 per month, with…
April 2026 Jukebox: Raye, Colin Jean, Foo Fighters…
- The article is a preview of the April 2026 music releases and recommendations from the Swiss publication Le Temps. - It highlights artists like Raye, Colin Jean, and Foo Fighters. - Access to the fu…
