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Switzerland has agreed to return historic Benin bronzes and artifacts to Nigeria, marking a significant win in the global movement to restore cultural treasures to their rightful homes. The announcement came during high-level talks that also strengthened economic and security partnerships between the two nations.
Trains in Switzerland are now rolling over solar panels installed between railway tracks, turning miles of unused space into clean energy. If the pilot works, it could unlock thousands of miles of railways worldwide without touching a single farm or forest.
Switzerland just approved a game-changing solar policy that rewards homeowners for feeding electricity into the grid when it's needed most. The new system protects small solar owners while encouraging smarter energy use across the country.
Switzerland is mapping out an ambitious plan to quadruple its solar power capacity by 2050, transforming how 40,000 megawatts of clean energy will flow through the nation's grid. The comprehensive roadmap addresses technical challenges while keeping the country's renewable energy goals within reach.
Switzerland just made it easier and faster to build large solar farms across the country. The new law cuts through red tape to speed up clean energy development when it takes effect in just weeks.
Egypt is turning a stray dog problem into an international opportunity by exporting its native Baladi breed to Switzerland for security training. The program transforms street dogs into valuable working animals while addressing public safety concerns at home.
Switzerland's Canton of Grisons is inviting communities to install solar panels on 50 retaining walls along public roads, turning overlooked infrastructure into clean energy generators. The initiative could power local communities while protecting farmland and forests from development.
Warring parties in the Democratic Republic of Congo just took a major step toward ending decades of bloodshed. An interim peace monitoring agreement signed in Switzerland brings new hope to millions affected by the long-running conflict.
Archaeologists uncovered what may be the first Roman bread ever found in Switzerland, perfectly preserved for two millennia at an ancient military camp. The rare discovery is rewriting when and how Rome established its frontier in the region.
A massive pit in northern Switzerland will house a revolutionary clean energy battery powerful enough to supply 210,000 homes for an entire day. The project shows how century-old technology is making a stunning comeback to solve our modern energy challenges.
Olympic champion Eileen Gu just became the first freeski athlete ever to win 20 World Cup events, dominating at Switzerland's Laax Open despite a scary crash. The fearless skier pushed herself on a victory lap attempt just weeks before the 2026 Winter Olympics.
Canada earned its first-ever World Cup point on home soil with a dramatic late goal in front of roaring Toronto fans. Substitute Cyle Larin scored just two minutes after entering the match, rallying the co-hosts to a 1-1 draw against Bosnia-Herzegovina.
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A 171-year-old sketch just became available to Americans nationwide. The drawing helped turn Yosemite into one of the nation's most beloved destinations.
In a heart-stopping finale, NRL player Brent Woolf charged down a field goal attempt in the dying seconds to secure a 16-16 draw between Indigenous and Māori All Stars. The thrilling stalemate in Hamilton showcased incredible skill and determination from both sides.
A robot that can draw blood on its own just proved it works as well as human nurses, giving hope to millions who dread needles. The device called Aletta succeeded on the first stick 94.5% of the time across 1,633 patients.
Pink cherry blossoms are transforming parks and gardens across Munich and northern Italy, drawing crowds of people eager to witness the brief but stunning spring display. The flowering period lasts only a few days each year.
Fraser elementary art teacher Andrew Monroe took home Best in Show at Michigan's 62nd MEA art exhibition with a charcoal drawing that challenges how society labels people. The piece, inspired by filling out his biracial son's Social Security card 20 years ago, asks viewers to see beyond checkboxes and categories.
Anchorage skier Gus Schumacher just brought home America's first-ever men's team sprint medal at a World Cup event. The bronze finish in Switzerland puts Team USA on the podium with serious Olympic medal momentum heading into next month's Winter Games.
More than 400 people dressed as Charlie Chaplin's iconic Tramp character gathered at a Swiss museum to attempt a world record. The heartwarming event celebrated both the silent film legend and the 10th anniversary of Chaplin's World museum.
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Arsenal has won their first Premier League championship in 22 years after Manchester City's draw with Bournemouth ended their pursuit. The triumph marks manager Mikel Arteta's first league title and rewards years of patient rebuilding at the Emirates.
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