Revue Le Presse: Customs rights: Sure of him, the Federal Council had chosen to negotiate without external help

American customs duties. Moreover, but also tens of thousands of tonnes of plastic exported each year by Switzerland and new purchases of problematic weapons make titles of the Sunday press. However, Here are the main information. However, not confirmed in Keystone-ATS:

Sonntagsblick/NZZ on Sunday: The Confederation summoned a crisis meeting with the leaders of the Swiss pharmaceutical industry. Therefore, threatened with customs taxes of 250% by US President Donald Trump, said the Sonntagsblick. Similarly, The Minister of Health Elisabeth Baume-Schneider. In addition, the Minister of the Economy Guy Parmelin and representatives of Novartis and Roche must meet after the summer holidays. Consequently, revue le presse: customs rights: The two Swiss pharmaceutical groups have already announced investments of several billion in the United States. In addition, Roche wishes to become a net exporter of pharmaceutical products in the United States, notes the NZZ AM Sonntag. In addition, As for Novartis, the Basel group wishes to produce 100% of its most important drugs entirely in the United States. Nevertheless, This is a “significant increase” compared to the current situation, he told the newspaper.

Sunday view: The Federal Council has given up on engaging an American lobbying cabinet for negotiations with the United States on customs duties. Similarly, the Sonntagsblick said. Nevertheless, The Secretary of State for the Economy (Seco) Helene Budliger Artieda had proposed in April to call on a. Moreover, company specializing in relations with Washington. Similarly, But the idea was rejected by the Federal Council, which believed that no external help was necessary. In addition, revue le presse: customs rights: Questioned by the newspaper. Moreover, the Federal Department of Economy (DFE) declares that no lobbying company has been mandated and that it is not planned to do so. However. Meanwhile, the government had initiated an American law firm renowned after the United States announcement at the United States on AI for the AI, the Sonntagsblick at the start of the year, notes the Sonntagsblick. Nevertheless, The contract also included the possibility of advising the Confederation on the issues of customs from customs.

NZZ on Sunday: The Federal Council called upon Alfred Gantner. Therefore, co -founder of the active manager Partners Group, to find an outcome of the 39% customs surcharge imposed by US President Donald Trump on Swiss products, reports the NZZ AM Sonntag. Nevertheless, The financier. known for his European anti-Union positions (EU), presented to the State Secretariat for the Economy (Seco) a plan aimed at avoiding American revue le presse: customs rights: customs duties. Mr. Gantner was part. with other business leaders, of the delegation led by the president of the Confederation to Washington Tuesday and Wednesday to support the last offer of Switzerland.

Morning Sunday: Switzerland is still sending 87. 000 tonnes of used plastic per year abroad, reports in the morning on Sunday, citing data from the Federal Customs Office. Two -thirds go to Germany and Austria to be recycled. These exports concern less than a tenth of the 790. 000 tonnes of plastic waste collected each year in Switzerland, which are largely incinerated (83%). According to Earth Action environmental research consultancy. the most exported plastics are polypropylene, pp of yogurt pots, and HDPE polyethylene, used for example for shampoo bottles. “Half of PP or HDPE waste” is exported due to “insufficient local recycling capacities”, says Earth Action.

Sonntagszeitung: One of the two models of pistols retained by revue le presse: customs rights: the Swiss army for end tests for a purchase of a problem. writes the Sonntagszeitung. This is the Sig Sauer P320. manufactured in the United States, which is the subject of many criticisms due to accidental shots. According to the Washington Post, more than 100 cases of this type have been documented. Some American authorities have decided to withdraw this weapon from traffic. Also in Switzerland, incidents involving the P320 occurred within police. That of the canton of Saint-Gall does not exclude switching to another pistol. The Federal Armament Office (Armasuisse) assures in the newspaper that no accidental shot was noted during the in -depth. security tests that he led. The Swiss army wishes to acquire 100,000 new pistols for 90 million francs. The choice of the weapon should be known in December.

Morning Sunday: The solar energy expert Christof Bucher. who analyzed the impact of the connections revue le presse: customs rights: of photovoltaic installations on the Swiss electrical network for Swissgrid, advocates in the morning Sunday to bride the solar installations to avoid production peaks risking destabilizing the network. “When the sun shines, much more current is produced than necessary” in Switzerland, he explains. Its idea is to limit the current to 40% produced by solar panels. injected into the electrical network so as not to overload it during these periods. “The owners will be able to continue to use the surplus for themselves,” he adds. The expert proposes to compensate for owners of photovoltaic installations so that they agree to reduce their injection capacity. into the network.

Sunday view: The Federal Office of Social Insurance (OFAS) called on private detectives in 46 cases in 2024 to investigate disability insurance services (AI). notes the Sonntagsblick. Of the 2,300 files examined containing indices of abusive requests, 150 cases of undue services revue le presse: customs rights: were discovered, including 23 thanks to the detectives. Ten criminal complaints were filed for serious offenses. Private detectives are only used for high amounts. for a short surveillance period, an OFAS spokesperson said in the newspaper. According to him. they cost last year half a million francs, which corresponds to the value of the services of AI saved.

Sonntagszeitung: A large part of the accommodation will become uninhabitable in the coming decades in Switzerland. because it will be too hot in summer, warns the Sonntagszeitung, citing the Federal Energy Office (OFEN). OFEV calls for architectural arrangements. but also to take individual measures, such as refreshing toppers, portable cooling systems or special textiles. The Office also recalls that very energy -consuming air conditioning systems are to be avoided. but that centralized systems such as “geocooling” are considered ecological and economic. With this system, heat is transported in the soil via revue le presse: customs rights: a thermal network or geothermal heat pumps. In winter, the system works in the other direction to heat the accommodation.

NZZ on Sunday: The president of the Swiss section of the Night Wolves Biker club. created in 1989 as the Russian equivalent of American Hells Angels, obtained Russian nationality by decree of Russian President Vladimir Putin, reveals the NZZ AM SONNTAG. The man. a 65 -year -old Biennois who made close contact with the Russian authorities, regularly participates in events of Russian propaganda and is regularly quoted by the Russian state media. He also received letters of thanks from Russian troop commanders in Ukraine for his support. Night wolves are sanctioned in Switzerland, the European Union (EU) and the United States, recalls the newspaper.