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The Neue Zürcher Zeitung's front page features a mix of international and domestic stories. Prominent international coverage includes the Iran-Ukraine conflict, with a focus on diplomatic and military developments, and an interview with a Trump advisor on Iran policy. Domestically, the paper…
Powerful Swiss commodity traders provide billions in loans to developing countries, to be repaid with oil. Some deals are sensitive and poorly understood, highlighting a complex financial relationship.
An interview discusses the increasing prevalence of date-rape drugs, shifting from party environments to domestic settings, with a prosecutor sharing insights into related crimes.
A commentary on Andy Burnham's new role as British Prime Minister, highlighting his perceived competence, calmness, and optimism, while anticipating the challenges his left-wing government will face.
An insider from a left-wing NGO raises concerns about the 'fight against the right,' alleging that such organizations deliberately exaggerate threats and damage public discourse.
Elbridge Colby, a strategist associated with Donald Trump, discusses the US approach to Iran, advocating for more time to prevent a nuclear weapon, despite his past opposition to military intervention.
While there's a ceasefire in the Gulf, tensions escalate at the Strait of Hormuz, raising questions about whether Iran is mobilizing its allies.
Iran threatens the UK and condemns an alleged Ukrainian attack on a cargo ship, as oil prices fall following a pause in US airstrikes.
Switzerland could see a nationwide ban on fireworks by 2026, not only due to dryness concerns but potentially also influenced by public vote.
