Every spring in Valais, the local Eringer cows battle it out to be declared «Queen of Queens». It's not like bullfighting, where a human fights a bull to the death. The «Combat de Reines» features cows with blunted horns vying for dominance of the herd. The annual events draw up to 50,000 spectators.
Our "Queen of Green" Carrie Aikman continues her series on sustainable living - everything you always wanted to know about being planet-friendly. In this segment, Carrie asks you to count how many different ‘...
Infofenster #15 had all the information you need regarding social welfare services and resources available for expats in Switzerland. Whether you are an asylum seeker, permanent resident or non-resident - if you find yourself in need of...
Jake Dixon interviewed three pupils from Academia International School. He talked to the children about the school's anti-bullying campaign and what they did to support it.
This month, Ian the Gadget Guru looks at two of the more interesting (weird) gadgets introduced at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas in early January...
Every spring in Valais, the local Eringer cows battle it out to be declared «Queen of Queens». It's not like bullfighting, where a human fights a bull to the death. The «Combat de Reines» features cows with blunted horns vying for dominance of the herd. The annual events draw up to 50,000 spectators.