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The Neue Zürcher Zeitung front page features a mix of international conflicts, domestic Swiss issues, and technology/business news. Top stories include the intertwined nature of the Ukraine and Iran wars with differing views between Trump and Zelensky, a report on Switzerland's housing market…
A fatal incident in the Caspian Sea highlights the Moscow-Tehran military axis. Ukraine is unsuccessfully trying to convince the US that Russia is also America's enemy, with Trump and Zelensky holding opposing views.
Switzerland is building more new homes than at any point since 2018, yet in areas with the most acute housing shortages, the supply is barely growing, and house prices continue to rise.
Austria's Defense Minister Klaudia Tanner aims to make the neutral country defensible within six years, including using drone defense systems from Switzerland.
Technicians discovered disturbing issues in Chinese electric buses during a secret security test in a Norwegian mine, yet Zurich is proceeding with purchases.
Big tech companies continue to invest billions in AI, but the stock market now demands results: Microsoft benefits from its AI strategy, while Meta pays for its high investments.
The US military has reported new attacks against Iran, providing ongoing updates.
Perception psychologist Charles Spence explains how to trick the air conditioning in our heads using other senses.
Temperatures up to 38 degrees Celsius are expected in Switzerland. A severe fire rages in Spain near the border with Portugal, with the German Bundeswehr assisting in France.
