We have started to collect the most important news related to Switzerland in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Swiss authorities are to return $74m from frozen accounts of a former Mexican president's brother to Mexico.
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Aborigines from Australia's Northern Territory win a court battle to stop mining giant Xstrata expanding a zinc mine.
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Three aid workers, including an Italian and a Swiss national, are kidnapped in southern Philippines, says the Philippine Red Cross.
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A Swiss tourist held hostage for six months by al-Qaeda militants in Mali has been freed, Swiss and Malian officials say.
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All the former Swissair executives accused of mismanagement, fraud and false accounting are cleared.
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Disgraced Pakistani scientist AQ Khan denies giving blueprints for advanced nuclear warheads to Swiss smugglers.
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European insurer Axa agrees to buy rival Winterthur for 7.9bn euros as it looks to expand in Europe and Asia.
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Credit Suisse reports an annual loss of 8.2bn Swiss francs ($7bn), its worst to date, due to a fall in business and bad debt.
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A fire ravages a synagogue in the city of Geneva, in what Swiss police suspect was an arson attack.
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A blue diamond, smaller than a penny, sells for 10.5 million Swiss francs at auction in Geneva to an anonymous buyer.
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A Brazilian woman has admitted faking an attack by Swiss skinheads, according to prosecutors in Zurich.
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The brother of the Iraqi journalist who hurled his shoes at George W Bush tells the BBC he is not seeking asylum in Switzerland.
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The Iraqi who hurled his shoes at George W Bush is seeking asylum in Switzerland, a Swiss newspaper reports.
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A giant physics lab on the Swiss-French border is being cooled to a temperature lower than that of outer space.
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