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Former dictator’s daughter and socialite Gulnara Karimova faces charges over organisation known as ‘the office’
Flattering film about former politician is released two weeks ahead of scathing documentary
Also in this newsletter: Austria’s former spy chief warns of Russian meddling
Freedom party with clear links to Kremlin is in strong position ahead of next year’s election
Two books look at the capital’s outsized influence on western liberalism and the nation’s loudening drumbeat of far-right politics
Finma lacks teeth compared with regulators in other countries, says panel following near-collapse of Credit Suisse
Record $29bn quarterly profit linked to the takeover triggers fierce political debate in Switzerland
Alpine country plans to require more disclosure to address reputation as haven for dubious gains
Former chancellor faces first criminal legal action since corruption scandal forced him from government
Bumper increase in past six months doubles staff costs for largest western lender still operating in country
The Yale professor on why the west got Putin wrong — and what the past tells us about the war in Ukraine
Swiss private bank on hiring push as it forecasts strong growth
Austria has become a ‘veritable aircraft carrier’ of Russian agents, says European official
The Vienna-based energy company’s contract with Gazprom runs until 2040
Raid on neo-Nazi network exposes growing terror threat of extremist groups in Europe
Host nation’s foreign minister was due to be one of first speakers at Vienna seminar
Bern cites neutrality laws for blocking sale of mothballed Leopard tanks stored in Italy
SNB warns that dependence on regulatory capital and liquidity rules may have contributed to problems
A deep dive into one of the best cities in the world for urban dipping
‘Yes’ campaign prevails as strength of green politics is tested by populist nimbyism
Three suspects arrested after allegedly planning to harm attendees using air guns and swords
Financier named among suspects following two-year police investigation into collapse of funds offered by bank
Parliament on Thursday voted to empower special commission of inquiry into downfall of bank
Austrian furniture chain’s announcement causes uproar in home state and throws focus on Signa Group
Siegfried Wolf is one of two indicted ‘entrepreneurs’ in case involving allegations of ‘hidden assets’ of about €6.8mn
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