Ludivines, the "Green Fairy" of absinthe The Green Fairy was symbolically removed on Tuesday from the police station in the town of Môtiers in the Jura mountains. The ban on the sale and production of absinthe, which was introduced in 1908, was lifted today . The drink earned a reputation for being the tipple of choice of artists and writers. 01.03.2005, 21:29

Brown bears knock on Switzerland's door "After centuries of being hunted to the verge of extinction, the brown bear is making a comeback in Europe and could soon appear in Switzerland." 16.05.2005, 15:40

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