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Swiss Up - A closer look at the World Economic Forum

Swiss Up!

How did it start? Why is it in Davos? How did it transform into a political summit? What's the point? Why do people protest it? Find out the answers to all these questions and more on today's episo...

Health Matters: Michelle's Mountain Antics (23 January 2019)

Health matters

Dr Michelle's Mountain Antics....hear about Michelle's broken ankle at the start of the ski season and some of her reflections after the event. For more information about REGA patronage, visit http...

Health Matters: HIV 4 (17 January 2019)

Health matters

Dr Michelle brings us the final part in her series on HIV/AIDS, this time discussing prevention, including taking medication to protect from infection.

Swiss Up - The Worst Nuclear Accident

Swiss Up!

  In 1969, Switzerland experienced it's first nuclear meltdown in an experimental underground power station. Find out all about in on today's episode of Swiss Up!    ...

Come Up - Slow Down - in Gstaad

Mid Morning Mix

Michel Hediger works at the Tourism Office / Gstaad Marketing. He gives us a little background about how Gstaad came to be the destination that it is today. It involves a rather...

Business Insight: Andrea Beil, Coach and Mentor (21 January 2019)

Business Insight

Andrea Beil is a 36 year old, mother of a teenager daughter. Self-employed over 15 years. As a teenager, Andrea was the person to go for friends, to keep their secrets and to help them out in sit...

The Swiss ambassador in Iran has been summoned to explain why a journalist working for the Iranian broadcaster Press TV has been arrested in the United States.

The Swiss president, Ueli Maurer, has opened the World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, highlighting the values of direct democracy and the Swiss values of freedom and responsibility.

Five were injured – one seriously - in a major pile up on the A2 autoroute yesterday morning near Hagnau. 

A political group in Zurich has spent its entire publicity budget on the wrong flyers. 

A 30-year-old woman is in custody in Zurich on suspicion of murdering her 4-year-old son.

Police units from all over the country are in Davos, as the World Economic Forum meeting starts today.