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Exiled Iranians in Switzerland report surveillance and threats, allegedly from representatives of the Iranian regime. The Iranian embassy in Bern faces scrutiny amidst these claims, raising concerns a
Bernese authorities defend their police actions at an unauthorized anti-WEF protest, where 200 people were controlled and 25 detained. Critics call it a 'show of force.'
Around 200 people demonstrated peacefully in Bern against the Iranian Mullah regime, gathering outside the heavily secured Iranian embassy. Protesters expressed deep concern for human rights and the i
A pro-Israel silent walk is scheduled in Bern to protest antisemitism and support Israel. Past similar events in other Swiss cities have led to confrontations and security concerns. Authorities are mo
A spontaneous protest in Bern's Bahnhofplatz saw about 100 people condemn recent US actions in Venezuela, including alleged military strikes and the detention of President Maduro. Organizations called
Amnesty International Switzerland demands an independent investigation into the Bern police operation during an October pro-Palestine demonstration, citing excessive force and 326 injuries. Police def
A proposal to use advanced software to identify violent protesters in Bern is facing unexpected political opposition following a turbulent demonstration in October.
Hundreds demonstrated on Bundesplatz in Bern, demanding more funds for protection against gender-based violence after the National Council voted against increasing allocations.
Bern is addressing the financial burden of unsanctioned demonstrations, with a recent pro-Palestine protest on October 11, 2025, highlighting the issue. The canton's strict rules for cost recovery dif
Bern's Rendez-vous Bundesplatz light show, "Voyage," attracted 465,000 visitors, transforming the Federal Palace. A Swiss-Tibetan protest highlighted content exclusion.
Four years after a landmark vote to improve nursing care, thousands of healthcare workers are protesting in Bern over stalled government reforms and worsening staff shortages.
Bern's city government is still assessing the financial impact of a recent Palestine solidarity protest. Initial estimates suggest damages could exceed one million Swiss francs, with questions remaini
