Helena Bachmann is a Contributor at The Local Switzerland. She specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on topics such as transportation and mobility, education, and travel and tourism. Helena's work has been featured in various editions of The Local, including The Local Europe, The Local (France), The Local (Austria), and The Local Sweden.
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By: Helena Bachmann
A Vaud village's energy is generated totally by local wood. Image by Pexels from Pixabay
By: Helena Bachmann
Brussels is worried about the impact of the anti-immigration vote on bilateral relations. Photo: Christian Wasserfallen on Pexels
By: Helena Bachmann
Switzerland-based sex offender will be deported to the UK. Image by Lynn Greyling from Pixabay
If the far-right's ‘No to 10 million’ initiative is accepted in the June 14th referendum, Switzerland could become a hub of criminal and terrorist activity, a law enforcement official said.
By: Helena Bachmann
Older voters (here in the canton of Appenzell) are more likely to vote against the immigration cap. Photo by SEBASTIAN DERUNGS / AFP
By: Helena Bachmann, Tue Jun
Ground of thousands of playgrounds in Switzerland is contaminated, posing health hazards to children. Image by freestocks-photos from Pixabay
By: Helena Bachmann
Switzerland wants to make shopping cheaper for foreign tourists. Photo by FABRICE COFFRINI / AFP
By: Helena Bachmann
Could a'voter regret' happen in Switzerland as well? Photo by JUSTIN TALLIS / AFP
New polls reveal that two weeks before the June 14th referendum, Swiss voters look set to narrowly reject the controversial 'No to 10 million' initiative.
By: Helena Bachmann
It will be a while before immigration will have to be curbed. Photo: Chris Barbalis on Unsplash
