Urban Development
Anya Sharma is a seasoned journalist with a knack for dissecting complex systems, from urban development to technological advancements. Her work often highlights the human impact of infrastructure projects and crisis responses.
9 published articles
A new study reveals a growing perception of generational divides among Swiss youth, while a political geographer argues other societal fault lines are more prominent. The 'Now-It's-My-Turn Principle'
Bern faces significant traffic disruptions from October 28-30 due to South African President Ramaphosa's state visit, with extensive road closures and public transport limitations, especially on Wedne
A Bern man faces charges for assault, theft, and property damage, including choking a passerby, stealing from a store, possessing heroin, and damaging a police car. He received a fine and monetary pen
Bernese cantonal government proposes mandating a single IT system, the Insel Group's, for all listed hospitals, sparking debate over potential monopolies and data exchange efficiency.
Bern Canton has completed a ten-year inspection of 49,000 civil protection shelters, confirming sufficient capacity for all residents. The canton will take over shelter assignments in 2026, prioritizi
FC St. Gallen secured a historic 2-1 away victory against Young Boys, ending a 20-year winless streak in Bern. Captain Lukas Görtler scored the late winner.
Bern's largest drinking water reservoir, Mannenberg, is now operational after a four-year, 43-million-franc construction. It supplies 135,000 people across 32 communities.
Bern City Council member Melanie Mettler discusses the role of Switzerland's political capital following unauthorized protests that injured 18 police officers and caused property damage. She emphasize
Inside SBB's central command in Bern, a dedicated team manages all rail disruptions using over 1,000 plans and a special task force for major crises.
