Switzerland is one of the wealthiest countries in the world. However, its wealth is distributed very unevenly: the richest 1% own 45% of total assets.

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With high immigration and not enough new houses and flats being built, Switzerland’s housing shortage is getting worse. Just ...

The number of foreign residents who leave Switzerland to return home is well above the EU average for emigration and there ...

Tucked away in the stunning Bernese Oberland region of Switzerland, Gimmelwald is a postcard-perfect mountain farming village with a population of just 100. Surrounded by the dramatic peaks of the ...

Thousands of immigrants were caught in Switzerland with fake passports, and high fines parents could pay for taking their ...

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The Church in Sweden today is the entire global Church in miniature, a cosmopolitan mix of Swedish converts and Poles and ...

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Fires, guns and Trump’ are among the catalysts spurring US citizens to consider a move across the pond. Inquiries, applications and house buying are accelerating — but the shifting sands of red tape m ...

While the U.S. average disposable income for 2022 was $51,147, Luxembourg, the most well-off European country, brought in an average of just $44,773.