It was only during the 19th century that Christmas trees – known in Germany since the 1500s – slowly began to appear in Swiss households. Today there is scarcely a Swiss family with children ...

2019 Christmas is coming, the goose is getting decapitated. Brace yourself for five of the weirder Swiss customs. Read more: They do what? Five frankly bizarre Swiss traditions And as Kuhn noted ...

Here, 12 old-fashioned Christmas traditions that are just begging for ... this delectable dessert is similar to a Swiss roll on the inside to resemble the rings of a tree. Bake one this year ...

KUWAIT CITY, March 18: Swiss Ambassador to Kuwait Tiziano Balmelli commended the Ramadan traditions in the country, particularly the diwaniya gatherings that strengthen family and social ties.