Ticks are far more dangerous than previously thought – according to a new study from the University of Zurich.
It’s well known they can spread Lyme disease and meningitis.
But researchers have discovered the small parasites carry twice as many possible infection vectors than previously thought, which can cause fever and chills.
But most worryingly, an Ebola like virus which causes Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever was found in ticks in the south of France.
Geneva businesses call on govt to protect against G7 violence
Business groups in Geneva are raising alarm ahead of the upcoming G7 summit in nearby France, fearing a repeat of past unrest.
Airport reports fewer passengers
Geneva Airport has reported a year of sluggish growth, as external pressures weigh on performance.
Two drivers face murder charges after cyclist killed
Two motorists could stand trial this year in Geneva over a deadly hit-and-run involving a cyclist.
Biker heavily fined for tailgating
A motorcyclist has been heavily fined after a dangerous tailgating incident on an autoroute.
CERN moves antimatter in a truck
Scientists at CERN have achieved a world first by successfully transporting antimatter across their site.
High driver crashes into police car
A driver under the influence crashed into the back of a police car in Lucerne.
