Switzerland and France are tweaking their shared border a little.
On Tuesday in Bern, the two countries signed three agreements to officially adjust boundaries around Geneva, specifically in the Hermance, Foron and Perly-Certoux areas.
The changes mostly follow the natural shifts caused by river restoration work and make room for a new cross-border tram line to Saint-Julien-en-Genevois.
Both governments say it’s just about keeping the maps accurate - no one’s gaining or losing land, just swapping equal bits.
Cold war facilities to be re-opened
Red tape scuppers Divonne development
Call to end roadwork speed cameras
French football club bans its own fans
Lynx found shot
Switzerland is the most competitive country in the world
