The Swiss Broadcasting Corporation is preparing a return to FM radio, despite its recent push into digital.
The move follows a parliamentary decision to keep FM on air until at least 2031, after listener losses linked to the DAB transition.
The rollout will happen in three phases, starting in late this year with coverage reaching around 85 percent of the population.
But it will be expensive - returning to FM will cost CHF 15m a year - which means more jobs will have to be cut because of it.
Immigrants pay more into AVS than they receive
A government minister is warning that voting to heavily restrict immigration could have the reverse effect than expected.
Mengele file could be opened
Switzerland’s Federal Intelligence Service is reversing course and will allow limited access to its file on Nazi doctor Josef Mengele, currently held at the Federal Archives.
Geneva could host one of Europe's largest sporting events
In five years time, Geneva could be hosting one of Europe’s largest sporting events, which will mean building a temporary stadium - bigger than the Stade de Genève.
Randy couple arrested on train
Two passengers have been arrested on a cross-border train between Germany and Switzerland.
Woman fined more for arguing
A train passenger in Geneva is challenging an unexpected surcharge after being fined for traveling without a valid ticket.
Parliament could agree to new nuclear plants
A narrow majority could emerge in the National Council to lift the ban on building new nuclear power plants.
