Director of the Sotomo Institute, Michael Hermann is Switzerland's most influential political analyst. In this wide-ranging interview, he discusses his 2023 «city-country barometer», analyzing the tensions that are running through the country.
Five years after the translation of his previous novel, Peter Stamm returned to the literary scene this spring. This was the occasion for an interview in Morges, in the orientalist setting of the authors' space at the festival Le Livre sur les quais.
They're ultra-rich, they're beautiful, and they own the world. It could be the start of a reality show or a sociological essay, but it's the subject of a show. Interview with Vincent Bonillo, director of «Haute Société».
The Socialist National Councillor and President of the Swiss Union of Trade Unions (USS) paints an uncompromising portrait of the country's current situation and its recent past: institutions, the social question, the state of the left... everything is covered.
He has lent his pen to some of the world's greatest names (Alain Bashung, Etienne Daho, Calogero) and released his fourteenth album last year. Before playing at Les Docks this Friday, October 13, accompanied by H-Burns, singer-songwriter Dominique A picked up the phone.
Despite great wealth, California's cities have deteriorated, says author Michael Shellenberger. The environmentalist explains why he fell out with progressives and how Hollywood turns people into victims.
L'une des rares figures de droite de la sphère intellectuelle romande consacre un livre de photographies et de réflexions à sa marche sur la Via Francigena du Sud, de Rome à l’extrémité de la botte italienne, après un premier tome consacré à la Via du Nord.
Green mayor Franziska Teuscher has been fighting for the legalization of cannabis in the Swiss capital since 2016. The pilot project she supports has long been delayed for lack of a legal basis. But things have taken a new turn in recent months.
In the end, Switzerland will spend another two years considering how to regulate cannabis. Maxime Mellina, head of training at the Groupement romand d'étude des addictions, compares foreign experiences with the Swiss paradigm.
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