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Switzerland
The news on Tages-Anzeiger's front page focuses on significant international events like widespread wildfires in France and Spain, a new heatwave threatening Southern Europe, and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Domestically, the site covers legal cases, business news regarding the Bally…
Wildfires in France have burned an unprecedented 115,000 hectares, with maps and graphics illustrating the scale of the fires in France and Spain, and potential smoke reaching Switzerland.
A podcast discusses wildfires, with a correspondent stating they are not a direct indicator of climate change, and another factor is more important.
A new heatwave is expected to further aggravate the already severe wildfire situation in France and Spain.
The pre-wedding party is increasingly becoming a financial nightmare for guests, with some risking friendships if they don't participate, as two individuals share their experiences.
Tips from a psychologist on how to maintain or end friendships, with the assertion that many adults struggle to be good friends.
An osteopath threatened with a professional ban wins a court case against the Red Cross, as the Federal Administrative Court finds her training largely meets Swiss requirements.
A man is convicted of blackmail for demanding 165,000 francs to withdraw a building appeal concerning a senior citizen's lake view.
Practical questions about summer, such as which hairstyle keeps you cool and the scent of rain, are answered scientifically.
The International Football Association Board stated that Breel Embolo's red card in a World Cup quarter-final was irregular, though FIFA disagrees with the rule keepers.
Roberto Martullo, who saved the cult brand Künzli, is willing to take over the struggling fashion company Bally, aiming to restart Swiss production as soon as possible.
Cuba faces severe hardship with water shortages, power outages, and price increases, with the US oil blockade described as a 'death blow' to the island.
Several villages on a Greek island have been evacuated due to wildfires, with residents escaping to the coast.
BMW is reducing its global workforce by 8,000 positions amid a crisis in the German automotive sector.
The FIFA intends to sell World Cup rights to private investors, a move that has drawn criticism from UEFA and Sepp Blatter.
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is highlighted with reports of the USA and Saudi Arabia attacking pro-Iranian militias in Iraq.
UBS reports a significant increase in its quarterly profit, reaching $2.8 billion and exceeding expectations.
