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Here are the stories we’ll be following the week of April 2, 2018:
Monday
The rebellion against “ossified uniformity” in Switzerland, especially the Swiss-German part, characterized a year of social upheavals in 1968. Non-conformism gained a foothold challenging the prevalent nostalgic narrative of the old confederation.
Tuesday
What better ambassador for aSwiss mountain resort than a real ambassador. The village of Wengen takes advantage of an annual gathering of over 100 diplomats and their partners to showcase its charms and spread the word.
Wednesday
Annoyed by high prices in Switzerland? swissinfo.ch talks to the country’s price watchdog: the man responsible for keeping an eye on price gauging and safeguarding consumer rights.
Thursday
Scientific breakthroughs can make front page news. But are journalists complicit in overestimating the merits ofexperiments on animals in their search for a catchy headline?
In case you missed it:
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