Our new investigative #podcast, Lost Cells, is out now! 🎙️🔬Join families from all across Europe as they grapple with corporate intrigue and a lack of transparency in private #stemcell banking in #Switzerland, while trying to hold on to life and hope. 👉

Longevity has been an underfunded area of biotech research but that is changing thanks to an unlikely source: Saudi Arabia. #pharmaceuticals

Amnesty International opened an exile Hong Kong office in the Swiss capital Bern. Read more 👉 . #switzerland #swiss #news #amnestyinternational #hongkong #humanrights

What is the significance of the #Brics group of states and how should #Switzerland position itself regarding them? The perspectives on this differ. 👉

Violations are now more visible than ever before because of social media and greater awareness.

The Swiss defence ministry has repeatedly assured the public that 36 American-made F-35A fighter jets would be delivered at a fixed price of CHF6 billion. Now the US is demanding hundreds of millions more.

US tariffs on generics could raise drug prices and accentuate shortages. That's not what US President Donald Trump had in mind.

Swiss neutrality is a topic of great interest to our readers. Do you have specific questions you would like to ask us about this? Ask them in the comment section or send us an email to: english@swissinfo.ch

The Swiss-EU bilateral deal — which will be put to a referendum — includes all the same thorny issues that have bedevilled the UK-EU relationship, including budget contributions, migration policy and the role of foreign judges.

The fibre-optic cables we use to surf the Internet and make phone calls could help predict a landslide or a glacier collapse. Research projects in Switzerland are opening new possibilities in natural hazard monitoring.

Switzerland’s #neutrality has not stopped it from advocating for the respect of #humanrights in undemocratic countries, including support for political prisoners. But how can #Switzerland make a meaningful impact and ensure its voice is heard? 👉

Some 3,500 Mennonites gathered in Zurich last month to celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Protestant religious movement, which originated on the banks of the River Limmat.

In an exclusive interview with Swissinfo, Gilbert Ghostine, the chair of the board of pharma firm Sandoz, says he remains optimistic despite looming tariff hikes.

As we do every Friday, we’re sharing a film from our Swiss Films collection. Today’s docufiction explores the lives of people whose worlds were turned upside down by the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami. Give it a watch 👇 .

Thailand is a hotspot when it comes to consular protection requests.

Art Basel already operates in Hong Kong and China’s human rights record is also far from unblemished.

Törbel is a small Swiss mountain village that has attracted the attention of international scientists. Their findings on how mountain farmers utilise water and pastures are shaping the way science addresses collective digital resources today. 👉

Amid growing global demand for metals, what role should underwater resources play? The question is not just technical.

Misrepresenting the potential of novel carbon dioxide removal technologies like direct air capture risks undermining global efforts to decarbonise, says climate scientist James Kerry. @OceanCare #Climeworks.

Living outside #Switzerland doesn’t mean losing your right to #vote. Yet only a small percentage of Swiss citizens living abroad actually cast their ballots. Here's a short guide on how to vote from abroad.⁠ You can find more info on moving abroad here:

Coordinated search operations for a missing man in Blatten have been underway since May 28.