Protestors who invaded the train tracks at Geneva and Lausanne stations on Monday could face a lengthy jail term.
Swiss Federal Railways has confirmed it will take legal action against those who disrupted traffic. The company says it's normal procedure when trains are stopped by third parties.
According to the Criminal Code, obstruction of public traffic can be punished by a ten-year prison sentence.
Tourist Office in Lötschental pleads for visitors
The tourist office for the Lötschental Valley in canton Valais is emphasising the valley is safe for visitors and it’s open for business.
Parliament releases CHF 5m for Blatten
Both houses of parliament have unanimously passed an emergency bill giving CHF 5m to the destroyed village of Blatten.
Previously laid water pipes need reinforcing
As Genevans suffer from all the roadworks currently underway, many will be frustrated at the news a now completed section will have to re-opened.
Escalade runners will be limited this year
Do you want to take part in the Escalade races this year?
Geneva tops heat chart
Temperatures across the country are hitting highs in the thirties – with Geneva being one of the hottest areas.
Step towards looser arms re-export rules
The Upper House of Parliament, the Council of States, has taken the first step of loosening the laws restricting the re-sale of Swiss-made arms and munitions.
