When health becomes a weapon: Whoever defines, rules
Health was once a private matter. Something that belonged to you like your name, your fear, and your death. Today it is a...
How Switzerland categorizes its neutrality into NATO categories without the consent of the people.
It's not called accession. It's called "international cooperation in munitions procurement," and anyone who doesn't suppress a grin at that choice of words has...
How to abolish critical journalism and still call it that
A parliamentary journalist with thirty years of experience poses the most obvious question of the entire pandemic at a press conference – whether there is even...
NASURE: The BAG is officially building the total surveillance system
There are words that an authority should never write down on paper, because otherwise they would reveal exactly what they...
Diversity, Swiss style: Two corporations, one algorithm, and the state
Four national languages, a dense network of titles and channels, direct democracy as the crowning achievement – that's how the Swiss media landscape markets itself...
Polishing boots for Europe: Justice Minister Jans's capitulation to von der Leyen
There is this one moment when a Swiss Federal Councillor steps in front of the microphones, straightens his tie, and pretends...
E-ID Swiyu: We sell the ID card and build the security later.
There is a Swiss specialty that no other country masters so virtuously: ceremoniously proclaiming the great promise and implementing it...
How Switzerland is secretly enshrining pandemic measures in permanent law
Imagine an arsonist being allowed to inspect his own fire, write the report himself, and finally design the new...
9 billion gone: How Bern plundered the AHV and is now raising your taxes
The federal government has withdrawn over 9 billion francs from the AHV (Old-Age and Survivors' Insurance) coffers – value-added tax revenue that the people explicitly approved in 1993...
VÜPF 2.0: The Federal Council declares 9 million Swiss citizens under general suspicion.
An ordinary wrong-way driver eventually turns on the radio, hears the traffic report, and realizes that the hundred honking cars in the oncoming lane...
"You can't win with facts": The manipulation confession regarding the 10 million vote
On June 14th, Switzerland will vote on the popular initiative "No 10-million-strong Switzerland!" and hardly anyone mentions it anymore...
First cheese, then cruise missiles: Switzerland discovers a new export commodity
There are companies that sell dreams. There are companies that sell death. And then there is that rare breed...
The executioners of the Enlightenment wear the cloak of public service.
There are these rare moments when a broadcaster so precisely dismantles its own credibility that you almost want to applaud...
Integrity sold, honor pledged, votes bought – welcome to Switzerland 2026
There comes a moment when a CEO and a member of the Federal Council become indistinguishable – and that moment is right now...
The National Council gives away half a billion to a country mired in a bribery scandal.
148 votes to 9, 38 abstentions — that's the verdict when the Swiss National Council decides to invest half a billion Swiss francs in ...
Equality before the law: For you, yes; for the Federal Council, not so much.
Pascal Stirnimann, head of the Swiss Federal Audit Office (SFAO), read aloud the official handbook of the Swiss two-tier justice system in an interview with Swissvox: ...
Coronavirus pandemic: How model prophets predicted the world would be plunged into the abyss
A British mathematician projects apocalyptic numbers onto PowerPoint slides, governments on three continents trample fundamental rights into the ground – and five...
Alp Services veteran Pelda explains to Switzerland what right-wing extremism is – and Brussels applauds.
On May 9, 2026, around 800 anti-EU demonstrators from Mass-Voll marched along the Lucerne lake promenade against the Brussels "slave treaty," while in front of...
Animal welfare apocalypse: Strictest law, weakest enforcement, dumbest EU myth
This claim has been a recurring theme in every animal welfare debate for years. Switzerland has the strictest animal welfare law in the world, a...
The Swiss lie about direct democracy
Anyone who votes "yes" in Switzerland has lost on Monday if the result doesn't fit the political narrative. The "direct ...
How RTS uses 1,2 billion in fees to delete its own sex offenders from the internet
Eurovision Song Contest 1989, Lausanne, glitter and confetti shower: The man who staged the show as production manager has been raping for years...
Brussels sends flowers to Lucerne – recipient: Nicolas Rimoldi
There are two types of politicians who do more harm to a good cause than any of its opponents: those who, out of stupidity...
Fake news, record budget, union money: How the SP wants to buy the vote
There is an art form that the Swiss government has perfected in recent years: lying on behalf of the state...
The eternal exception: Cédric Wermuth and the rules for the others
There are politicians who set rules. And there are politicians who weaken the rules for themselves even during the planning phase...
Alain Berset fights against lies – he knows what he's talking about.
Somewhere in Strasbourg's old town, the sound of a grand piano drifts into the night from a palazzo. Inside resides Alain Berset – a 950-square-meter villa...
Justice wears a blindfold – but only so she can't see the bank balance.
There is a goddess who is said to be blind: Justitia. The blindfold symbolizes impartiality: she cannot see whom she is facing...
There was a mole in Fedpol – and he had access to everything the e-ID needs.
One has to give Fedpol Director Eva Wildi-Cortés credit: she recorded the video statement with remarkable composure. "That's what all of Fedpol is doing..."
Billions for a blind flight: The disclosed vaccination contracts reveal the most expensive breach of trust in Swiss history
There are documents that one doesn't want the public to read. The Federal Office of Public Health (BAG) fought tooth and nail for years...
E-ID: How Swisscom, Ringier and the Federal Supreme Court jointly buried direct democracy
On September 28, 2025, Switzerland voted on the e-ID. The result: 50,39 percent voted in favor. A difference of 21,270...
Zurich, 50,000 francs and the most blatant "mistake" in the history of direct democracy
There are moments when the system exposes itself. Not through dramatic revelations, not through courageous whistleblowers, not through...








































