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Maya Singh is a seasoned journalist with a knack for uncovering compelling stories at the intersection of local economies and global trade. Her reporting spans from community-level impacts to international market dynamics, making complex topics accessible to all readers.
12 published articles
An anonymous call for a farmer protest on Bern's Bundesplatz is facing uncertainty, with city officials confirming no immediate plans for Monday evening. Farmers cite high workload, low pay, and farm
An army horse escaped its enclosure and collided with a delivery van in Schönbühl, Bern, injuring the driver and leaving the horse unable to stand.
Hans Schmid, 93, reflects on his 40-year career at Frienisberg care home, detailing the demanding agricultural work and his rise from farmhand to deputy director.
Bern's Breitenrain district faces a growing problem as foxes tear open rubbish bags left out too early, scattering waste. City authorities urge residents to follow official waste disposal schedules to
The Swiss medical technology sector faces potential special tariffs from the US, which is investigating imports for national security risks. Switzerland is negotiating to avoid new duties.
Gold prices have surged by 37% in a year, impacting Swiss jewelers and consumers. This has led to higher costs for gold jewelry, prompting shifts towards silver, platinum, or simpler designs, while la
German punk rock band Die Toten Hosen will perform in Bern on June 19, 2027, at the Wankdorf Stadium. This is an additional date for their “Trink aus! Wir müssen gehen” tour.
The Solar Vignette initiative allows individuals to fund renewable energy projects in Switzerland and East Africa by purchasing vignettes that offset device electricity usage. This program has seen ov
Switzerland's hotel industry is transforming, with a decline in small hotels but a rise in beds and overnight stays, driven by expanding international chains.
Alnatura organic stores in Bern closed unexpectedly early last Friday, part of a Migros restructuring. Müller will take over one site. Migros President Ursula Nold seeks re-election. Meanwhile, Bern's
Switzerland is reinforcing its defenses against Lumpy Skin Disease (LSD), a cattle virus, despite no current outbreaks. The FSVO is implementing enhanced border controls, stocking vaccines, and raisin
Alpakahof Bern has sold seven of its prize-winning breeding alpacas to a large agricultural firm in the Czech Republic, expanding the farm's international reach.
