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Fireside chat in Bern - join the discussion! After the successful fireside chat in Einsiedeln, we are continuing the series - next stop: Bern. Another exciting fireside chat will take place on 10 April 2025 at the Kreuz Congress Centre. Dr Roland Bühlmann will bring the most important topics to the table and invite interesting guests: Erich Hess, National Councillor SVP Andrea Zryd, National Councillor SP Jonathan [...]
Read moreCollection challenge: A decisive step against the e-ID The introduction of a digital identity (e-ID) in Switzerland is a significant step with far-reaching consequences. While proponents speak of greater efficiency and digitalisation, there are considerable concerns regarding data protection, state control and individual liberties. In order to enable a broad social debate on the E-ID, a [...]
Read moreFireside chat in Einsiedeln: Full house and lively debate on current issues One week after our successful fireside chat at Zwei Raben with 120 guests, the echo of the evening remains vivid in the minds of the participants. Not only was a wide range of political opinions presented here, but there was also an important exchange on key topics that often [...]
Read moreFireside chat on 28 January 2025 in Einsiedeln - join the discussion! 🔥🗣️ Dr Roland Bühlmann brings the "hot potatoes" to the table and invites exciting personalities to an open fireside chat. This time, interesting guests await you in Einsiedeln to discuss current topics and answer questions from the audience: 👤 Pirmin Schwander, Councillor of States [...]
Read moreFor freedom and privacy: Stop the e-ID Act! - Why we must once again fight against digital surveillance The new E-ID Act was passed by Parliament on 20 December 2024 and published in the Federal Gazette on 9 January 2025. In December 2024, the Council of States adopted two motions on the introduction of digital signature collection and the further development of the e-ID infrastructure ("Rapid introduction of digital signature collection" [...]).
Read moreRelations between Switzerland and the EU are at a crucial turning point. On 20 December 2024, the Federal Council plans to sign the negotiated framework agreement (Bilaterals III) with the EU, a step that could seriously jeopardise the country's independence. This agreement is intended to extend the existing bilateral agreements between Switzerland and the EU - in particular [...]
Read moreIn November, the Intergovernmental Negotiating Body (ING) approved amendments to the WHO pandemic treaty, which will be finalised in May 2025. The draft WHO agreement on pandemic prevention, preparedness and response has become increasingly important in recent months. While amendments were already adopted in November, the final decision in May 2025 is approaching. In view of [...]
Read moreThe initiative on Switzerland's national sovereignty advocates a clear prioritisation of the country's political independence and fundamental rights. Essentially, it is about restricting the application of international treaties that could compromise sovereignty. But what does this mean in concrete terms? International law and national sovereignty National sovereignty is a cornerstone of international law. The UN Charter [...]
Read moreIn a significant step for the rights of citizens, the right to digital integrity is now officially enshrined in the cantonal constitution of the canton of Neuchâtel. In the vote on 24 November 2024, voters had the opportunity to decide on this groundbreaking amendment in addition to the national proposals. The canton of Neuchâtel has [...]
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