Inside NCTx: How A Rare Plant-Derived Molecule Is Turning Fat Into A Boost Of Energy
There are moments in science when something small and elusive suddenly becomes attainable, when a molecule trapped in the fine print of
Swiss Pools and Saunas Move to Ban Camera Glasses Over Privacy Fears
Three associations in German-speaking Switzerland want camera-equipped eyewear banned from pool premises and are urging towns to update their rules.
Criminal Complaint Accuses Zurich, Bern and Solothurn of Historic Complicity in Slavery
Federal prosecutors must decide whether to investigate claims that the three cantons' predecessors helped finance the transatlantic slave trade in the 18th
Fribourg Crowns Gruyère, Tête de Moine and Tomme Makers at Swiss Cheese Awards
A record 1,177 cheeses competed at the 14th Swiss Cheese Awards, where dairies from Fribourg, Bern and Vaud took the three national
Five Swiss Churches Agree Ten Shared Principles for Living With Artificial Intelligence
Catholic, Reformed, Christian Catholic and evangelical bodies have jointly published guidelines titled Humanity in the Digital Age, aimed at congregations and church
Basel Zoo Gorilla Makala Gives Birth to Xola Months After Two Deaths in Group
The western lowland gorilla troop at Basel Zoo has a newborn, born on World Gorilla Day after a difficult summer in which
Mitsotakis Rules Out Borrowing the Parthenon Sculptures as Greece and Bulgaria Swap Relics
At a Greek-Bulgarian handover of historic relics in Thessaloniki, the Greek prime minister said Athens will not accept any arrangement that implies
British Museum Apologises as Bayeux Tapestry Crowds Force Changes to Visits
Nicholas Cullinan said sorry to visitors who faced long waits, as the museum adds longer hours, extra seating and an audio guide
Jeffrey Archer, Bestselling Novelist and Former Tory MP, Dies at 86
The author of Kane and Abel, who sold more than 300 million books and was later jailed for perjury, died at home
Booker Prize Shortlist Sets Two Former Winners Against a Field of Six
The 2026 Booker Prize shortlist, announced on 22 September, pits two former winners against a field of six and hands Mary Beard's
Turner Prize Show Opens in Middlesbrough With Four Artists in Contention
Britain's best-known contemporary art award opened its 2026 exhibition at Middlesbrough's Mima on 26 September, with Simeon Barclay, Kira Freije, Marguerite Humeau