A man has been arrested after a cat was shot and killed by a bow and arrow.
The cat’s owner, known only as Patrick, took to Facebook to warn other pet lovers in his Graubünden village of Zizers and questioned how anyone could be that cruel.
The cat, Mona, was taken to the vet alive with an arrow through her body. But the vet was unable to save her.
A 48-year-old man has confessed to firing the shot – but could not give a reason why. He’s been charged with animal cruelty.
Thousands join anti-fascist march in Lausanne
Several thousand people took part in an “anti-fascist carnival” in Lausanne.
Geneva ready for fentanyl - when it arrives
Geneva is preparing for a drug crisis that hasn’t yet arrived.
Birth rate causes schools crisis
Schools across the country are in crises - parents in the Zurich municipality of Hinwil are fighting to save a school that’s stood for more than 170 years.
Hockey fans in Lausanne battle after match
Police intervened after clashes between rival ice hockey fans in Lausanne.
Iran film wins Fribourg prize
The Fribourg International Film Festival has crowned its 2026 winner, awarding the Grand Prix to Iranian director Ali Asgari for his satire Divine Comedy — a film banned by Tehran that takes aim at bureaucracy and censorship.
Switzerland tops summer tourist list for 'coolcation'
As summer heats up across Europe, travellers are looking for cooler escapes - and both Switzerland and Ireland are top of the list.
