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The Neue Zürcher Zeitung front page features a mix of international and domestic stories. Top international news includes an interview with a former associate of Pablo Escobar and the financial implications of the war in Ukraine. Domestically, the page highlights a significant investment in the…
An interview with Carlos Lehder, who perfected drug transport for the Medellín cartel, survived kidnappings and plane crashes, and served 33 years in the US before returning to Colombia.
Swiss-origin outdoor brand Mammut is set to grow in Asia with a new owner, and its CEO discusses what this means for Switzerland.
Switzerland is investing billions in its army but, unlike other European nations, is not directly benefiting from Ukrainian expertise, relying on third-party goodwill.
Forced marriages are a significant issue in Germany, particularly during summer holidays, with young women married against their will abroad; lawyer Seyran Ates fights this practice at great personal risk.
The hedge fund Situational Awareness exemplifies the AI hype, rapidly multiplying its portfolio value before a forced emergency sale.
Employees of Zurich Switzerland concealed faulty tariffs from regulators and internal controls for years, a situation CEO Mario Greco has made a top priority.
Analysis of how Swiss companies are affected by the ongoing conflict in Iran.
Following an earthquake near Naples, there are reports of injuries and damage, with growing concern over volcanic activity.
