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Philip Jaffé, a Swiss professor of psychology and Vice President of the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child, in an interview with Elena Servettaz, discusses the consequences of the suffering experienced by children during war in Ukraine and the challenges faced by children in Switzerland. 00:00:12 Dr Philip Jaffé, vice-president of the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child 00:02:09 Do kids come to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child? 00:03:06 Orphans from...

Switzerland’s famous architect duo, Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron, are in the limelight again: this time at the Royal Academy of Arts in London. But the focus is on their latest project in Zurich. Their 200-bed children’s hospital is set to become the largest in Switzerland for the care of children and adolescents. The Basel-based partners are best known for their large-scale designs, including the Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg, the Bird’s Nest Olympic arena in Beijing...

SWI swissinfo.ch’s Anika Rahm decided to try out the swiss tradition of Aare Böötle! Going from Thun to Bern in a blow-up boat! 🚤🌊

By the end of this year, Switzerland will have 9 million inhabitants. The small alpine country's population growth is a concern and the topic is being put on the table in the 2023 election year. We dive into this issue in our latest episode of Let’s Talk. #populationgrowth #immigration #election --- swissinfo.ch is the international branch of the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation (SBC). Its role is to report on Switzerland and to provide a Swiss perspective on international events....

By the end of this year, Switzerland will have 9 million inhabitants. The small alpine country's population growth is a concern and the topic is being put on the table in the 2023 election year. We dive into this issue in our latest episode of Let’s Talk. #populationgrowth #immigration #election --- swissinfo.ch is the international branch of the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation (SBC). Its role is to report on Switzerland and to provide a Swiss perspective on international events....

In today’s fast-paced world, technological advancements are changing the game in almost every industry. Restaurants, a sector once considered traditional and manual, are no exception. With the increasing demands of the 21st-century customer, the integration of technology has become inevitable. In this article, we will explore emerging technologies in restaurant management software, the benefits it brings to businesses, and the transformative power of artificial...

Overview: The deluge of Treasury supply is nearly over for this week. On tap today are 4- and 8-week T-bills and $23 bln 30-year bonds to finish the quarterly refunding. The sales will come after the July CPI print that is expected to see the first year-over-year increase since last June. The market is going into the report with about a 15% chance of a Fed hike next month discounted. Meanwhile, September crude oil extended its recover from $80 seen on Tuesday to a...

In the realm of economic ideologies, a free economic model stands tall as a beacon of progress and prosperity. Championed by principles of minimal government intervention and open market competition, this model fosters growth, innovation, and individual freedom. The benefits of a free economy are manifold and can be observed across various sectors, promoting economic dynamism and enhancing the quality of life for citizens. Fostering Entrepreneurship and Innovation...

Voluntary cooperation gets commandeered by the government gradually in peacetime, then suddenly through war. Peace, then World War I Starting in 1894, the USA no longer had a small-government major party. In both major parties, majorities of elected representatives were the USA’s crony-socialist Progressives. Immediately, Progressives began working to consolidate their political control. They replaced voter-informing caucuses with voter-isolating primaries. They...