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Why The Time Is Ripe For Switzerland To Finally Join The European Union

Why The Time Is Ripe For Switzerland To Finally Join The European Union

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Architecture, Recycled: Beautiful Homes Rising From Scrap Heap

Architecture, Recycled: Beautiful Homes Rising From Scrap Heap

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Boys Don't Cry - The Taboo Of Male Depression

Boys Don't Cry - The Taboo Of Male Depression

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Corporate Revolution: Switzerland Kisses Goodbye To The Golden Parachute

Corporate Revolution: Switzerland Kisses Goodbye To The Golden Parachute

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An Alpine Ghetto For Switzerland's Rejected Asylum Seekers

An Alpine Ghetto For Switzerland's Rejected Asylum Seekers

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The "End Of History Illusion" - Why We Like Change, As Long As It's In The Past

A new Swiss study helps explain why we think that our important changes are behind us -- and how this false belief can drive us to make poor decisions.

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More Not-So-Buon-Appetito: Nestle Admits To Horsemeat Ravioli, Tortellini

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It's Toddlers And Tiaras, European-Style

It's Toddlers And Tiaras, European-Style

A casting call for kids in the Swiss Alps offers a somewhat softer image than the all-or-nothing American children's paegants.

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The LP Company: When Imaginary Records And Fake Reviews Create Real Music

The LP Company: When Imaginary Records And Fake Reviews Create Real Music

This musical and cultural project in Switzerland aims to redefine the very essence of the creative process.

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Olympic Barriers: Will This Be The First-Ever Woman (And Muslim) IOC Chief?

Olympic Barriers: Will This Be The First-Ever Woman (And Muslim) IOC Chief?

Nawal El Moutawakel was ignored by Morocco when competing in the 1984 Olympics -- until gold made her a national hero. Now she's looking to clear another hurdle or two.

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After Armstrong: Doping In Cycling "Truth And Reconciliation" Commission Proposed

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One Billion Euros And The Deepest Questions Drive Huge New Human Brain Project

One Billion Euros And The Deepest Questions Drive Huge New Human Brain Project

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