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Swiss Up: Geneva University Hospital or HUG (21 October 2020)

Swiss Up!

On this week's Swiss Up, we take a look at the HUG, or Geneva's University Hospital. It's the largest hospital in the country, with a world renowned research programme, was at the foref...

Stop unwanted paper junk mail - and save the planet - EcolAds

The Breakfast Show

A modern-day scourge for many is the large amount on unsolicited junk mail we get in our letter boxes. Flyers from supermarkets, bargains from the local electrical shop and much more. Maybe –...

UN Roundup - United Nations’ 75th anniversary

UN Roundup

19 October 2020. Rheal LeBlanc joins us for the weekly UN Roundup. This morning we take a look at:  1: The UN will hold direct, face-to-face talks between delegations of the 5+5 Joint Mi...

Learn More: Bilingual Education

Learn More

Living, as we do, in a multilingual environment it's important that schools make sure today’s students are as comfortable in different languages. The Institute International de La...

McKay Interview: Karel Leeflang - what will be the 'new normal'?

The McKay Interview

Michael's guest is Karel Leeflang. His bread and butter is in leading large-scale transformations, both as a corporate executive and advisor. And in describing what he does, jargon words and...

Plane Talk - How does the aviation industry bounce back?

Plane Talk

International air travel is currently at 20% of pre-pandemic levels. So how does the industry stay afloat? And how does it bounce back?

Coronavirus cases across the country have doubled in the past week and there are fears hospitals will soon be full and contact tracing will collapse.

There are two suspected cases of covid-19 reinfections in Geneva.

A doctor continued to work at the Fribourg Hospital while waiting for the results of a coronavirus test – which then came back positive.

Switzerland and Peru have signed an agreement to offset greenhouse emissions.

The clocks will go back an hour this Sunday – and it looks set they will go forward an hour again in March.

The infection and death rates in Switzerland are continuing to rise. Over the weekend, the Federal Health Office says 14 people have died and 8,737 are newly infected. That’s an infection rat...