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The Tages-Anzeiger front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include Swiss President Guy Parmelin's endorsement of robotaxis in Switzerland after a trial, a report on falling bread grain prices angering Swiss farmers, and a profile of a militant vegan influencer…
Following a test drive in the US, Swiss President Guy Parmelin is enthusiastic about the potential for robotaxis in Switzerland, with the responsible government office seeing "great potential" for the technology's advancement.
Raffaela Raab, known as 'The Militant Vegan', provokes meat-eaters and funds her activism through OnlyFans. She gave up her medical career for animal welfare.
For those seeking respite from the heat, this article recommends five locations in Zurich where one can stay cool, work, or relax.
Swiss farmers are furious as bread grain prices fall significantly, receiving only 57.50 rappen per kilogram instead of 60, causing dissatisfaction among farmers, millers, and producers.
Escalating tensions in the Middle East are reported, with updates on potential Iranian attacks, US responses, and cyberattacks targeting water suppliers in the US, allegedly by Iran.
In Obersaxen, farmers are using a reservoir designed for snowmaking in winter to water cows in summer, showcasing a dual-purpose solution for water scarcity on the Alps, though caution is advised.
The oppressive regime in Putin's Russia extends to children, with even those playing in the wrong place at risk of legal repercussions.
Developments in the Ukraine war, including President Zelenskyy's call for Patriot missiles and reports of a ballistic missile being intercepted.
Evacuation SMS messages were sent as forest fires raged, making for a difficult night in Greece.
A small plane carrying tourists crashed near the Nazca Lines in Peru, resulting in the deaths of all 13 people on board.
An explosion caused by an explosive device in a Moscow restaurant has resulted in three fatalities.
The World Health Organization reports that the Ebola outbreak in the Congo has worsened, with 3605 cases recorded.
Spain has discontinued the world's first project aimed at farming octopuses, following criticism of aquaculture practices.
Pressure is mounting on FIFA President Gianni Infantino as continental federations, including UEFA, launch sharp criticism against him, citing a lack of trust.
Following significant backlash, FIFA President Gianni Infantino has withdrawn his plans for World Cup investors and now faces scrutiny over his position.
