Public Policy
Liam Carter is a public policy correspondent for Bern News Today, specializing in government accountability, regulatory affairs, and the oversight of non-profit organizations. He reports on consumer protection issues and the use of public funds. (FR)
7 published articles
Bernese authorities are preparing for a large, unauthorized pro-Palestinian demonstration next Saturday, deploying extensive police forces and expecting traffic disruptions.
A car crash on Waisenhausplatz in Bern damaged a utility box, leading to an electrical short that ignited a rubber seal in the underground parkhaus. The incident caused tens of thousands of francs in
Bern's Cancer League partners with Bühnen Bern for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, illuminating the theater in pink and organizing events to promote early detection for women aged 50 and above.
A cyclist was injured in a collision with a car at Bollwerk in Bern on Tuesday afternoon. Police are seeking witnesses to the incident.
A new study reveals Switzerland can create housing for 2 million more people by optimizing existing urban areas, without expanding into new land. This plan targets 30% of current settlement areas for
A passenger car crashed into a roadwork barrier truck on the A1 near Mattstetten, causing one injury and significant traffic delays of up to an hour for drivers heading towards Bern. Emergency service
Rega is considering Bern-Belp Airport for its new jet base, a move that would bring 100 jobs to the region. The air rescue service must leave Zurich Airport by 2030.
