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The Switzerland-Iran Chamber of Commerce, led by a former Swiss diplomat, is actively promoting economic ties, marked by a new banner at the Iranian embassy in Bern.
Bern's Federal Media Center has implemented new high-security turnstiles, causing delays and injuries for journalists, despite officials stating measures were pre-planned.
Bern City Council overwhelmingly approved a major urban development in Ausserholligen with 200+ cooperative apartments, 1,000+ jobs, and four high-rises. Public vote expected in June.
Mondelez International has invested 65 million Swiss francs in its Bern-Brünnen Toblerone plant, boosting production capacity by 30 percent and reinforcing its Swiss commitment.
A dispute in Bern escalated into a dangerous incident where one man was dragged 240 meters by a car, sustaining a broken foot and head injury. The driver, found to be under THC influence, faces signif
Bern's hunting community is in turmoil as 17 clubs challenge President Lorenz Hess over new regulations, accusing him of poor representation and lack of transparency. Hess denies the claims, calling t
The City of Bern plans a 31 million franc renovation of aging public housing, requiring the termination of leases for 84 tenants in Bern-West districts.
A man in Bern received a significant fine and conditional sentence for driving an unroadworthy trailer with an incorrect license plate, lacking registration and proper safety features.
Swiss President Guy Parmelin signed new EU treaties in Brussels today, immediately drawing strong protests from his own party, the SVP, in Bern. The party called it a "dark day" for Switzerland, citin
A Bern church dispute over a shared crypt, citing overcrowding and fire safety, heads to civil court on March 10th. An 80-year tenancy between Russian Orthodox and Lutheran congregations is at stake a
A Bern man received a conditional fine and penalty for injuring a dog he forcefully threw to the ground during an altercation between his unleashed dog and another leashed animal last summer.
Switzerland's first cemetery restaurant, "La Vie," opens in Bern's Bremgartenfriedhof in early March, repurposing historic urn halls for dining, reflection, and community events.
