Job Cuts at Swiss Post: The Strategy Outlives Its Strategists clarus.news | Analysis | June 12, 2026 by Andreas Binggeli and Thierry Leserf Swiss Post is cutting around 60 IT positions in Switzerland while simultaneous...
The Compass without North: How the NFP-77 Synthesis Report Relegates Digital Sovereignty to the Epilogue clarus.news | Analysis | June 4, 2026 Thirty million francs, five years, 46 research projects: The synthesis repor...
Digitalization and Federalism – Is That Even Possible? How Patient Records, DigiSanté and 26 Cantons Are Undermining Switzerland's Sovereignty Claims clarus.news | Analysis | May 22, 2026 At the federal level, the FOPH ...
Federal Office of Public Health bans, Bern procures: How federalism devalues Switzerland's sovereignty claims clarus.news | Analysis | May 12, 2026 Andreas Binggeli and Ernst Anker The Federal Office of Public Health (F...
from Headscarf Bans and Milk Chocolate 🎧 Now also for reading: This podcast episode as transcript 150 years ago, Daniel Peter laid the foundation for a global myth with the first modern milk chocolate – and for Switzer...
AI in Swiss Administration: Between Strategy and Reality A critical assessment — with facts instead of assumptions As a counterpoint and supplement to AI in Federal Administration The Political Offensive: Efficiency as...
The Digital Federal Prank -- Why the DVS Switzerland Deserves a Museum Welcome to digital Switzerland -- the country where even the future has a backlog. The Digital Administration Switzerland (DVS) was once founded to b...
Executive Summary: DeepSeek, Censorship and Code Security Risks 1. Header (Meta Information) Author: Kai Biermann, Eva Wolfangel (ZEIT); Jörn Brien (t3n); Clarus News Editorial Team Source: ZEIT Online – "China Criticis...
Project Fetch – Slightly Ironic Summary 😏 1. Overview – "What's this all about anyway?" Author: Anthropic Research Team Medium: Anthropic Research Blog Title: Project Fetch: Can Claude train a robot dog? Article Date: ...
💸 Open Source Funding: When "voluntary" is no longer enough Imagine your favorite program only works because someone somewhere fixes a bug at midnight in their spare time. Sounds heroic – but it's actually a problem. B...