In Publier, near Thonon-les-Bains in neighbouring France, residents of Rue de la Tour are facing a strange form of sabotage.
A mysterious “nail sower” regularly scatters dozens of nails across the road, causing around fifteen flat tyres in a year.
Some drivers say their cars have been hit five times.
Locals now check the street before leaving home and fear for pedestrians’ safety.
A complaint has been filed against an unknown perpetrator, but the culprit remains at large.
Initiative launched to recognise Palestine
A coalition of politicians, NGOs, and civil society has launched an initiative calling on Switzerland to recognize the State of Palestine.
Consumers opting for cheaper imports
Swiss products are losing ground to foreign competition, even on home turf.
Alleged rape in Schumacher home
A rape case linked to Michael Schumacher’s home in Gland in canton Vaud is making headlines, though the family is not involved.
New emergency meeting points, in case of disaster
Geneva, like the rest of the country, is preparing for future crises with a new network of “emergency meeting points,” known as PRUs.
Govt rejects service for women
The Federal Council is firmly rejecting the initiative that would require all Swiss women to perform military or civilian service for the community.
Govt against inheritance tax measure
The Federal Council has launched its campaign against the Socialist Youth’s “For the Future” initiative, which will be voted on November 30.
