The Geneva government is refusing to budge on its decision to exclude children who live in France from the cantonal schools.
Last week French officials met their Geneva counterparts to discuss the situation. France is concerned its schools won’t have the capacity to handle the excluded children.
But the French said the canton’s response was ‘obtuse’.
They say they remain opposed to the policy – calling it unfair and brutal – and say they’ve made proposals to find an agreement.
Too late to save the ski season
It’s being a grim ski season.
No major breakthough's expected at Davos
The new co-chair of the World Economic Forum, André Hoffmann, has played down expectations surrounding Donald Trump’s appearance in Davos.
Gruyère survives US sanctions
Sales of Gruyère cheese fell less sharply last year than expected, despite US tariffs.
Paléo wins major award
The Paléo Festival has been named Best Major Festival in Europe.
Push to fund night trains by cities
After the refusal by Bern to subsidize night trains, left-wing parties in five cities are launching a coordinated push to support international night trains.
One inequality less in Swiss football.
The Swiss Football Association has changed the priority order for the use of playing fields, giving women’s football precedence over men’s competitions - with the exception of the Men’s Super League, which keeps top priority.
