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The Neue Zürcher Zeitung's front page features a mix of international conflicts, particularly focusing on the Iran-Houthi conflict in the Red Sea and its global implications. Domestic issues include a debate on surrogacy, a commentary on self-fulfillment, and the economic impact of new US tariffs…
For years, a little-noticed war has raged on Yemen's west coast. Now, Houthi militias allied with Tehran are attacking international shipping in the Red Sea from there, leading to a visit to a lawless land.
The Houthi militia targeted two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea, indicating a potential escalation of the conflict in the region.
A live ticker reporting on new US attacks on Iranian targets and alleged explosions in the Strait of Hormuz, contributing to the ongoing Iran-related conflict.
A debate between German politician Jens Spahn and publicist Birgit Kelle regarding surrogacy, with a media lawyer who used the service also participating.
A commentary by Eric Gujer arguing that modern choices regarding surrogacy and gender transition are deviating from traditional norms.
The US is increasing tariffs on Swiss exports, while the EU benefits from lower rates, drawing criticism from Swiss economic associations.
US President Trump has imposed new tariffs on 60 trading partners, citing their insufficient efforts to combat forced labor.
An explanation of the current trade dispute between the US and Switzerland, detailing the applicable tariffs and their implications.
ETH glaciologist Matthias Huss discusses the ongoing ice loss in the Swiss Alps, his work documenting it, and his recommendations for future careers.
