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The NZZ front page highlights a range of international and domestic issues, with a strong focus on geopolitical conflicts, particularly concerning Iran and Ukraine. Domestic Swiss news includes discussions on neutrality, sexual violence, and a dispute involving a celebrity. International relations…
Former Federal Councillor Samuel Schmid criticizes the SVP's neutrality initiative and calls for the relaxation of the debt brake to ensure the military's defense capability.
Riyadh claims to be developing a civilian nuclear program, but Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman may be aiming for nuclear weapons, potentially leading to a nuclear arms race in the Middle East.
Following the Strait of Hormuz, the Bab al-Mandab strait in the Red Sea is now blocked after the Houthis attacked two Saudi ships, raising concerns about a potential energy crisis.
This story investigates a secret nuclear facility in Iran that Donald Trump reportedly wants to bomb, questioning what is hidden within the 'Spitzhackenberg'.
A live ticker reports on new US attacks against Iran and ongoing developments in the Red Sea, including reports of a vessel being fired upon.
Globally, cases of 'chemical submission' are becoming more public, and this phenomenon is now engaging the Swiss justice system, with criminologist Dirk Baier providing context.
This story details a case of abuse that carries political significance.
Illegal conditions on Lake Zurich? A boisterous boater is in dispute with celebrity restaurateur Michel Péclard over a boat trip that led to a long-standing conflict.
A wave of public protests has propelled General Mykhailo Drapati to the head of the Ukrainian army. He is a new type of military leader, having spent almost his entire career at war, and now faces new challenges in Kyiv.
