After months of tension, Geneva and its French neighbours are moving toward closer cooperation.
On November 27, an agreement is set to be signed allowing Geneva to help fund transport projects in nearby France for the first time.
The canton plans to invest around CHF 30m to improve cross-border bus routes and park-and-ride sites.
Supporters say it’s key to easing traffic congestion, but the plan could still face political hurdles and possibly a public vote .
Over 2,000 take to Geneva streets
Thousands of Geneva civil servants took to the streets yesterday afternoon, fighting budget cuts.
Prisons are full of non-fine payers
The prisons are full – but not with criminals.
Army loophole looks set to close
Parliament looks set to close a loophole that allows hundreds of people to escape military service.
WW1 shell found at Bains de Pâquis
Divers working near the Bains des Pâquis made a strange discovery - a World War One shell.
Train deal 'stupid'
Swiss Federal Railways is under increasing political – and press - criticism after it awarded a massive contract for new rolling stock to a German company and not a Swiss one.
Geneva strike and march this afternoon
Major disruptions are expected in Geneva this afternoon as state and subsidized sector employees go on strike.
