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10 mar

How does Switzerland deal with the food waste problem?

Send us Fan Mail A bin bag can tell you a lot about a country. We follow the trail of rubbish from Swiss kitchen cupboards and discover why one of Europe’s wealthiest nations still throws away so much edible food. With fresh data, on‑the‑ground auditing, and candid insights from practitioners, we break down the gap between lofty goals and everyday habits, and why households remain the biggest lever for climate impact. If you would like to see a video and read about the topic of the food waste in Switzerland and read the collection on climate solutions, and more stories, please visit Swissinfo Science. Jounalist: Kristian Foss Brandt Video journalist: Vera Leysinger Host: Jo Fahy Audio editor: Michele Andina Distribution and Marketing: Xin Zhang SWI swissinfo.ch is a public service media company based in Bern, Switzerland.

10 mar

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15 min
23 jun

Books to make you think

Send us Fan Mail This week, Inside Geneva presents the newest instalment of our “Books to make you think” series. We talk to an author who had a ringside seat as the US development agency USAID was being destroyed. “The people who so recklessly tore down the agency [...] are still sitting in high government positions and have not been held accountable for their actions, so I intentionally named names in the book and explained exactly who was responsible and why,” says Nicholas Enrich, author of Into the Wood Chipper. “USAID was destroyed by people who really had no idea what they were doing, and because of the vindictive ego of Elon Musk,” continues Enrich. And we hear about a forensic analysis of the language used by US media to report the war in Gaza. “The New York Times referred to the killing of Israelis on October 7 as a ‘massacre’ 124 times, and a ‘slaughter’ 53 times. In the same time frame, they used similar language zero times to describe the killing of Palestinians, despite the fact that, in the first 100 days, the death toll was seven or eight times higher than on October 7. Zero, not once, did they describe anything Israel did to the Palestinians in that period as a massacre or a slaughter,” says Adam H. Johnson, author of How to Sell a Genocide. Did the mainstream media sanitise war crimes? “Do you think that it is possible Israel killed 20,000 children at least – that’s the official number that no one disputes – over two years and never once committed a massacre or a slaughter? Does that feel statistically likely to you? I think the answer is, on its face, ‘no’,” says Johnson. Join host Imogen Foulkes on Inside Geneva. Get in touch! Email us at insidegeneva@swissinfo.chTwitter: @ImogenFoulkes and @swissinfo_enThank you for listening! If you like what we do, please leave a review or subscribe to our newsletter. For more stories on the international Geneva please visit www.swissinfo.ch/ Host: Imogen Foulkes Production assitant: Claire-Marie Germain Distribution: Sara Pasino Marketing: Xin Zhang

23 jun

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30 min
17/09/2024 · Video

‘Russia is ready for a new Tsar.’ Interview with Russian-Swiss Writer Mikhail Shishkin

Russian writer Mikhail Shishkin, who lives and works in Switzerland, is our guest in On the Record. He talks about how to defend Russian culture, how he witnessed Switzerland welcome dirty money with open arms and whether Russia and Ukraine will ever be able to reconcile. More on this story SWI swissinfo.ch Journalist: ⁠Elena Servettaz Video journalist & editor: ⁠Carlo Pisani

17/09/2024 · Video

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26 min
4 feb

«La SSR doit se recentrer sur son mandat universel de base»

Combien doivent coûter des médias de service public en quatre langues? Les deux invités de notre débat filmé Let’s Talk ont débattu de l’initiative qui propose de réduire la redevance radio-TV de 335 à 200 francs par année et par ménage. Host: Katy Romy

4 feb

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38 min
23/05/2025 · Video

«La Suisse doit négocier, mais pas se mettre à genoux devant Donald Trump»

Let's Talk - Swissinfo en français

23/05/2025 · Video

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37 min
21/01/2025 · Video

«La planète a des limites qu’il ne faudrait pas dépasser»

Let's Talk - Swissinfo en français

21/01/2025 · Video

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29 min
09/04/2025 · Video

«L’État social ne va pas être démantelé»

Let's Talk - Swissinfo en français

09/04/2025 · Video

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39 min
20/08/2025 · Video

«La numérisation doit servir les intérêts des citoyennes et des citoyens»

Let's Talk - Swissinfo en français

20/08/2025 · Video

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37 min
23/12/2025

«Ich plane Besuche weit im Voraus – so ist es beim Abschied kein auf Nimmerwiedersehen»

Auswandern heisst Abschied nehmen – aber nicht zwingend loslassen. In dieser Folge von «Ade merci, Schweiz» geht es um Familie, Freundschaften und das Gefühl von Zuhause fern der Schweiz. Wie verändern sich Beziehungen über Distanz? Warum wird Nähe plötzlich bewusster? Und weshalb zeigt sich Heimat oft erst dann, wenn man sie verlassen hat? Persönliche Erfahrungen und fachliche Einordnung zeigen, warum geplante Besuche, Rituale und ein Anruf nach Hause mehr Halt geben können als gedacht – und weshalb Auswandern kein Entweder-oder sein muss. Sie finden alle Episoden dieses Podcasts auch in unserer kostenlosen App SWIplus sowie auf allen gängigen Podcast-Plattformen.

23/12/2025

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43 min
17/10/2024

Let's talk: Biodiversitätsinitiative: Das Streitgespräch

Die Biodiversitätsinitiative will den Schutz von Lebensräumen in die Verfassung schreiben. Was spricht dafür? Was dagegen? Unsere Debatte zur Abstimmungsvorlage vom 22. September.Mehr: SWI swissinfo.ch Host: Balz Rigendinger

17/10/2024

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33 min

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