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1. Geithner's gamble February 26, 2011

The US treasury secretary appears in thrall to the self-serving ideology of big banks. In a recent interview, Timothy Geithner, the US treasury secretary, laid out his view...

2. Swiss back expulsion of criminals November 29, 2010

Non-Swiss citizens face automatic expulsion for fraud as well as violent crime. Voters in Switzerland have approved a referendum proposal that would see non-Swiss citizens...

Swiss back expulsion of criminals

3. The return of the outlaw November 25, 2010

Switzerland's relationship with the EU gets ever more complicated. The Swiss have a complicated relationship with the European Union and appear determined to make it more...

4. Swiss-Libyan row may be nearing an end March 26, 2010

Spain's prime minister says diplomatic dispute could be resolved in the coming "hours or days". A diplomatic dispute between Switzerland and Libya that has prevented...

Swiss-Libyan row may be nearing an end

5. Libya bars EU citizens February 16, 2010

Refusal to grant visas as retaliation against Swiss visa ban on Libyan regime figures. Libya is refusing to grant visas to most citizens of the European Union as retaliation...

Libya bars EU citizens

6. Skipping lunch November 12, 2009

No reprimand for the Swiss. Switzerland's tax system and banking rules have attracted unwelcome attention in recent years. Just last month, Italian police raided branch...

Skipping lunch

7. Switzerland humiliated September 1, 2009

Libya is toying with Switzerland – and the EU is turning a blind eye, a choice that is already affecting Swiss attitudes. Switzerland's 13-month stand-off with Libya over...

8. Luxembourg and Belgium removed from ‘grey list' July 30, 2009

Austria only EU member state on OECD list; remaining countries have agreed to share information. Luxembourg and Belgium have both been removed from an international ‘grey...

Luxembourg and Belgium removed from ‘grey list'

9. Anger at new banking secrecy list April 3, 2009

OECD list includes Austria, Luxembourg and Switzerland; all three hit out at decision. Austria, Luxembourg and Switzerland have strongly criticised their inclusion on a...

10. Increased co-operation to tackle tax evasion March 13, 2009

Information to be shared with foreign authorities but banking secrecy to be maintained Switzerland, Austria and Luxembourg announced today (13 March) that they will increase...

11. EU moves towards detoxifying banks March 1, 2009

Summit stresses need for action on ‘toxic' assets; some EU leaders press for crack-down on tax havens. EU leaders said that they would pursue a co-ordinated approach to...

12. Swiss vote could sever EU ties February 7, 2009

Decision not to extend EU-style labour rights to Bulgarians and Romanians would automatically trigger end to a set of bilateral agreements. The Swiss will vote tomorrow, 8...

13. Economy could swing Swiss vote on travel agreement with EU January 22, 2009

Swiss voters will decide on 8 February whether to continue a bilateral agreement on freedom of movement with the European Union and to extend the agreement to Bulgaria and...

14. Switzerland dismantles border crossings December 12, 2008

Switzerland joins Schengen zone; passport-free travel may last only until February. Switzerland last night dismantled its check points at its borders with Germany,...

15. Switzerland set to join passport-free zone November 27, 2008

Date for entry into the Schengen zone is set for 12 December, but EU warns that Switzerland's membership may be short-lived. Switzerland will join the EU's border-free...

16. Switzerland – EFTA's peculiar member state October 16, 2008

Prosperous and trade-minded, the Swiss have chosen to deal with the EU on their own. Switzerland built its prosperity over many decades, mainly on the strength of its...

17. New member states set to lift passport controls March 27, 2008

The expansion of the Schengen area to include nine more countries will come into full effect on 30 March, with the scrapping of border checks at airports for passengers...

18. Swiss ponder their place in Europe March 30, 2006

In June the Swiss government will be publishing a fundamental reappraisal of its relationship with the EU which could - but probably won't - lead to a reactivation of its...

19. Torturers' Tormentor: Dick Marty February 9, 2006

Some years before he was given the task of investigating CIA secret prisons and rendition flights in Europe, Dick Marty observed that "a good prosecutor must have a little of...

20. Restructuring research networks February 9, 2006

One of the principal aims of EU research policy is to improve the structure of Europe's high-technology industry. The EU has emphasised the importance of building networks...

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