Following recent abuse cases, Swiss SVP National Councillor Nina Fehr Düsel is advocating for a blacklist of culpable childcare workers. Her proposal has garnered support from 60 parliamentarians across various parties.

Swiss lawmakers have decided to reduce the scope of proposed nursing reforms, adjusting measures aimed at addressing challenges in the healthcare sector.

Swiss lawmakers have indicated a potential compromise on UBS's proposed $22 billion capital plan, with a decision expected in April and the foreign capital requirements component moving to parliament for debate.

Lawmakers in Switzerland are weighing a crackdown that could include a ban on bonuses for top bankers, amidst efforts to regulate the financial sector.

Swiss lawmakers are currently engaged in trade discussions with counterparts in the United States.

A Swiss lawmaker has proposed implementing a tax on immigration from the European Union as part of a broader debate on overcrowding in Switzerland. The proposal aims to address concerns about population density.

Swiss lawmakers have voted against recognizing Palestine as an independent state, a decision that aligns with the country's traditional foreign policy.

Swiss lawmakers have supported a proposal to introduce a CHF50 fee for emergency hospital visits.

Swiss lawmakers are calling for improved compensation for women serving in the army.

Swiss lawmakers are convening to deliberate on new legislation that is expected to significantly influence the future operations and structure of UBS.

A Swiss SVP National Councillor, with cross-party support, is pushing for tougher measures against bicycle theft, arguing that current fines are too lenient and exploited by thieves.

Lawmakers in Vaud, Switzerland, are set to vote on reviewing UEFA's tax exemption status, a move prompted by a dispute involving Israel.

Swiss lawmakers have voted to secure funding for the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum located in Geneva.