Switzerland

Why Switzerland has again slammed the door on Spanish judge García-Castellón

Switzerland reiterates that the Democratic Tsunami demonstrations are not terrorism and refuses to locate Marta Rovira

García-Castellón asks for Supreme Court prosecutors' Tsunami report to send it to Swiss justice

Report by prosecutor Fidel Cadena, approved by his colleagues, asserts that Carles Puigdemont led the Tsunami platform

Spanish government, after Tsunami judge's Swiss rebuff: "Switzerland is a consolidated democracy"

Swiss justice has stated that it won't cooperate in García-Castellón's terrorism investigation of pro-independence leaders

Case closed for former CUP deputy Anna Gabriel after 6 years of charges and exile

Gabriel, a key pro-independence figure in 2017, says that she feels "bittersweet" because of the "continuing repression"

Spanish judge asks Civil Guard to locate Ruben Wagensberg in Switzerland over Tsunami case

The Catalan Republican Left MP is also seeking advice in Geneva relating to terrorism accusations

Catalan MP Ruben Wagensberg moves to Switzerland over judicial persecution in Tsunami case

The Catalan Republican Left MP stresses that he is not in exile and that the repression has caused him mental health problems

Catalan president tells Swiss TV that the amnesty law is the first step to resolving the conflict

Pere Aragonès told an RTS interviewer that the will of Catalan people is to be able to decide their future in a referendum

Marta Rovira won't hide from judge García-Castellón: she will appear in the Tsunami case

The ERC general secretary calls on the National Audience judge to annul the order for her to be located in Switzerland

Catalan independence groups call for international support for amnesty law at UN forum | VIDEOS

The group Amnesty and Liberty backgrounds the law while the ANC denounces the "criminalization of the Catalan people"

Switzerland refuses to assist Spanish court over pro-independence Tsunami: "It is a political case"

After 3 years of Tsunami investigation, the National Audience judge hasn't detailed people accused or their alleged crimes

Jordi Cuixart takes Catalangate to the UN: "Spain is still spying on dissidence"

The pro-independence activist says that Spain "has done nothing and will do nothing" to redress the massive espionage affair

Swiss politicians among likely victims of Spanish espionage, says 'Tribune de Genève'

Lawyers, business people and politicians in Switzerland would also have been surveilled in CatalanGate operation, says paper

Swiss justice drops case against Spain's Juan Carlos I over Saudi millions

Catalan exile Anna Gabriel becomes first woman to lead Geneva trade union

Juan Carlos I had two more 'offshore' holdings to channel funds to Spanish royals

Reverse Midas touch: banker who handled Juan Carlos I's Saudi funds, now a suspect

Switzerland's government to take a position on the repression in Catalonia

Court ruling could allow Catalan exile Anna Gabriel to return, but not Marta Rovira

Swiss government to respond to Òmnium request to block Juan Carlos I's accounts

An English mansion owned by Juan Carlos I's ex-lover, a new focus in royal probe

Switzerland warns: its law does not give full immunity to Spain's Juan Carlos I

Òmnium takes legal action against Spain's Juan Carlos I on corruption issue

Retired Spanish king Juan Carlos, investigated for $100 million Swiss bank account

"The Catalan crisis is a European matter", Puigdemont tells Switzerland's Blick

Leading Swiss daily: "Catalonia will be the issue in Spain's election campaign"

Puigdemont, interviewed by Swiss, Italian and Russian media: dialogue but unilateralism

Puigdemont: "Negotiating with Spain must not paralyse independence"

Swiss police identify provocateurs at Catalan independence event in Bern

Puigdemont and Rovira lead summit meeting of Catalan independence in Geneva

Switzerland's largest newspaper says political crisis not affecting Catalan economy

Swiss MP: "It is scandalous that Spanish agents have spied on Swiss officials"

Catalonia's High Court dismisses Spain's request to close Catalan delegations abroad

Puigdemont tells Swiss newspaper: "A 'de facto' recognition of Catalonia is growing"

Swiss business newspaper warns: "The Catalan conflict is still smouldering"