Switzerland Siren Test February 5: 99% Pass, 15M Alerts Sent
Swiss siren test results: 99% pass rate and 15 million Alertswiss notifications. What this means for Swiss civil protection, investors, insurers, and telecom resilience.
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Swiss siren test results: 99% pass rate and 15 million Alertswiss notifications. What this means for Swiss civil protection, investors, insurers, and telecom resilience.
Thuringia no-confidence vote fails on 5 February. Policy risk eases, Mario Voigt stays in office. What it means for investors in Germany and what to watch next.
Saxony education leave law: 3 paid training days per year from 2027 and a €115 per-day SME reimbursement. What this means for employers and investors in Germany.
Tina Brown Epstein files spur UK ESG risk as Peggy Siegal emails raise reputational risk for media and advertisers. What investors should watch in the next 24–72 hours.
De Montfort University stabbng on Feb 5 puts UK campus safety in focus. For Australian investors, key watchpoints are policy moves, security spending, insurance premiums, and student housing demand.
Karyna Shuliak named a USD 100 million heir in Jeffrey Epstein’s 1953 Trust. DOJ files stress victim-first payouts; about USD 127 million reportedly remained as of Sep 2025. Australian investors: note
Japan dentists disciplinary ac in focus: MHLW sanctions 28 doctors and dentists with five license revocations, 22 suspensions, and one reprimand effective Feb 18, 2026. Investor takeaways on costs and
Japan gold price whipsawed as retail demand surged, Hong Kong arbitrage surfaced, and cash heists over ¥600 million hit headlines. We explain drivers, legal risks, and practical steps for investors in
Goh Jin Hian trial puts Singapore’s market integrity in focus as prosecutors allege 2018 share‑price inflation at New Silkroutes Group. What investors should watch on SGX.
Bolligen fire puts building safety and Swiss property insurance in focus for Bern. What happened, who pays, and how underwriting and premiums could shift in the region.