Le 13 novembre, nous avons célébré notre 25e anniversaire. La soirée sur le thème «Une Suisse antifragile – Comment non ...

Since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine more than a year ago, almost 10,000 civilians have been killed, most of them by air strikes on civilian infrastructures. This has been a wake-up ...

Wie verändert Künstliche Intelligenz (KI) den Schweizer Arbeitsmarkt? Unternehmen investieren massiv in neue Technologien – mit Folgen für zahlreiche Berufe. Unsere Publikation analysiert, wie KI ...

2023 was a year of change for Avenir Suisse. In August, Jürg Müller took over as the fourth director of the think tank. This new management led to numerous changes. But before talking about these, we ...

Hannah Wise has been working with Avenir Suisse since 2022 creating short, snappy video content explaining the think tanks’ recent research. She is an international journalist with 20 years experience ...

Die Erderwärmung gefährdet global die gewohnte Lebensweise vieler Menschen. Es liegt deshalb in unserem ureigensten Interesse, sie auf deutlich unter 2° C zu begrenzen. Statt der heute verbreiteten ...

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Immigration-related population growth is coming under increasing fire across party lines. The polarized discourse is characterized by legitimate concerns and fears, but there is a lack of reliable ...

Le principe d’une prime égale pour tous les assurés, la «prime par tête», est souvent remis en question. Ainsi, il y a donc régulièrement des propositions ...

In mid-May, Jérôme Cosandey took on a new role as Head of the Labor Directorate and member of the Executive Committee at the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO). The Neuchâtel native ...

For many Swiss households, the new year brings higher electricity prices. Compared to 2023, electricity costs for a typical household (H4) will rise over 18 percent on average in 2024. The increase ...

Something consumed by lots of people every day should never be in short supply, even in a crisis — or so the thinking goes. The Swiss Confederation therefore requires selected sectors to engage in ...