Swiss Army Wants to Reactivate Old Bunkers ↗
Front page leadDue to the worsening security situation in Europe, the Swiss army is planning to bring old bunkers back into use.
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The front page of Blick features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include the Swiss army's plans to reactivate old bunkers due to the deteriorating security situation in Europe, a report on traffic congestion at the Gotthard Tunnel, and a story about Donald Trump's presence at…
Due to the worsening security situation in Europe, the Swiss army is planning to bring old bunkers back into use.
Donald Trump generated significant criticism and awkward moments at a journalists' gala, described as worse than anticipated.
The daughters of German reality TV stars, Davina and Shania Geiss, are becoming independent and are now earning substantial income.
The article criticizes absurd new tariffs and Switzerland's complicity, suggesting Donald Trump is embracing 'woke' culture while Switzerland remains indifferent.
The Gotthard Tunnel is experiencing renewed traffic chaos with a ten-kilometer tailback reported early in the morning.
A Swiss flight attendant explains the safety reasons behind why airplane windows must be open during takeoff and landing.
An exploration of what lies behind the resurgence of FC Thun, whose success story began with a simple A4 sheet.
A short video clip shows a slalom ski racer performing squats with 150 kilograms in a strength training session.
An explanation of why no planes currently land at the abandoned airport in Nicosia.
Donald Trump has announced his intention to run for president in 2028, raising questions about his seriousness.
A video report on a communist monument located at 1400 meters altitude that has been decaying for decades.
A look at how the wealthiest individuals prepare for potential catastrophic events, ensuring their safety.
A video shows the devastating impact of severe weather in China, where a tornado lifted a car into the air.
A milestone achievement is reported as the world's largest rocket successfully begins its journey.
Researchers are trying to understand the reasons behind orcas' behavior of bringing their prey to what is described as an 'explosion.'