Victims’ lawyer demands local authorities be included in investigation and seeks millions in compensation for deadly New Year’s blaze that killed 40 and injured 116

Families of those killed or injured in a New Year’s Eve nightclub fire in a Swiss ski resort have filed formal lawsuits, as investigators examine safety failures and possible negligence by those responsible

Swiss authorities admit the Constellation Bar went uninspected since 2020 after a New Year’s fire killed 40, prompting stricter safety rules and investigations into bar owners

Swiss police confirmed the identities of all 40 people killed in the New Year’s Eve blaze at a Crans-Montana bar, a tragedy that injured more than 100 and prompted Switzerland to announce a national day of mourning.

A New Year’s Eve blaze at the popular Le Constellation bar in Crans-Montana, Switzerland, killed 40 people and injured 119 with victims including young international visitors and identification still underway

Swiss officials call the New Year’s Eve blaze in Crans-Montana one of the country’s worst tragedies, with more than 100 people injured and victims from multiple countries

Senior U.S., Ukrainian and European officials are expected to convene in Geneva on November 23 for discussions on Washington’s draft peace plan—an initiative drawing growing scrutiny for terms seen as favorable to Moscow

In a Swiss first, Geneva has scrapped fares on buses, trams, trains and boats to curb traffic emissions as ozone levels surpass safety thresholds during a heatwave

As recovery and assessment efforts continue, the people of Blatten face the daunting prospect of rebuilding their lives from the rubble.