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Bernese police officers must keep service phones on until late November due to anticipated violent protests, sparking criticism from officers and the police union.
A former daycare worker in the Bern region faces 50 charges of sexually abusing at least 15 children. The alleged incidents occurred in two facilities, prompting calls for improved vetting and a natio
Bern police are searching for a man who robbed a retail store on Mädergutstrasse on October 29, 2025. The suspect threatened an employee with a knife and fled with cash. Authorities have released a de
Switzerland's foreign policy towards China is under scrutiny after a national light show omitted Tibetan culture and officials remained silent on human rights during recent diplomatic meetings. Critic
Swiss lawmakers propose new measures against protest violence, including harsher penalties for organized crime, property damage, and disrupting public transport. They also seek to use AI for identific
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa visited Bern, marking the first state visit by a South African leader to Switzerland. The visit aims to deepen diplomatic and economic ties, with South Africa r
Bern's homeless shelters now require identification, severely impacting Sans-Papiers. This policy sparks debate on human rights and legal residency, with experts warning of dire consequences for vulne
A woman in Bern stole a Maestro card from an apartment, spending over 200 francs in 30 minutes via contactless payments. She now faces significant fines and penalties for theft and fraudulent misuse.
Bernese police have arrested a 34-year-old man accused of exploiting 40 male sex workers from various countries since 2016, taking half their earnings.
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'
The Swiss rail industry is transforming its pricing system, but initial communication about changes to the popular Half-Fare travelcard (Halbtax-Abo) caused public concern. Experts weigh in on the cha
The Canton of Bern is experiencing a significant teacher shortage, prompting the Green Party to propose waiving tuition fees for teacher training at PH Bern to attract more educators.
