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Farmer Toni Fritsche (65) is operating the first wind turbine in Appenzell Innerrhoden, stating he doesn't want to generate electricity for others to profit from.
The Euro debt crisis is impacting Switzerland, prompting questions about whether the Swiss National Bank needs to intervene.
Swiss Young Socialists are participating in protests in Paris and are planning similar demonstrations within Switzerland.
A candidate on the game show 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?' was eliminated after failing to answer a question related to Mauro Lustrinelli.
Ahead of the new season, ski racer Franjo von Allmen is primarily focused on motocross training.
Cantons are aggressively pursuing businesses for Covid credit fraud, leading to criticism and defense from restaurateurs.
Bachelorette Ariel discusses her experiences with contestants and her perceived appeal as a 'man magnet'.
A video showcases the Danakil Depression in Ethiopia, described as the most dangerous place on Earth.
Marco Odermatt is the standout athlete in Sölden, with ski stars appearing accessible to the public.
A new health campaign features presenter Zappalot expressing surprise at the term 'Gloryhole'.
A bull attacked a group of cyclists in South Africa.
A referee's attempt to inspect a pitch in Spain during a match has gone viral and is being mocked online.
A father quickly saved his daughter from falling off a suspension bridge.
A video highlights an extremely dangerous mountain bike trail in the USA where falls can be fatal.
A new study reveals the effects of drinking three cups of coffee daily on liver health.
The article identifies four common breakfast foods that should be avoided on an empty stomach.
A man discovered an abandoned villa from 1928, valued at 7 million dollars.
A fight broke out on a flight to Ibiza, requiring police intervention upon landing.
A study found a link between daily consumption of sugary drinks and an increased risk of stomach cancer.
A Breitling store was looted during riots in France.