A new profession has taken root in Geneva: park wardens.
Four have been recruited with the task to look after city's green spaces.
Wearing distinctive green and yellow uniforms, the wardens patrol on foot or by bicycle, aiming to raise awareness about park protection and discourage antisocial behaviour.
Their presence extends across public areas including barbecue zones, dog parks, and paddling pools.
Working in teams of two or four, they’ll also help out during public events.
Thousands of Swiss nationals stuck in middle east
Bern says it’s not able to repatriate thousands of Swiss citizens who are either resident in the middle east - or stranded as their flights have been cancelled.
Anti-war demonstrators in Geneva
Around a hundred people gathered in Geneva yesterday evening to protest the war in Iran.
Parmelin signs EU deal
Swiss President Guy Parmelin met European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in Brussels yesterday to advance a new package of bilateral agreements between Switzerland and the EU.
Parliament moves closer to end murder loophole
Switzerland is moving closer to abolishing the 30 year statute of limitations for murder.
Water worker buried alive
A worker has died after being buried alive in canton Fribourg.
Petition for quiet cars on trains
A woman from Biel in canton Bern has launched an online petition calling for quiet carriages in second class on Swiss trains.
