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Switzerland's most renowned climate scientist, Sonia Seneviratne, warns of the Earth experiencing a heatwave, with drought and heat affecting Swiss fields and forests, drawing international attention but being overlooked by the Swiss Environment Minister.
Economics professor Dirk Niepelt explains in an interview why increased capital requirements protect taxpayers and why the UBS's threats to relocate actually support stricter regulations for banks.
The departing skier Lara Gut-Behrami is recognized as one of the greatest Swiss athletes, securing a top spot in a ranking that details her achievements and places her among the elite.
The summer heat is drying out streams in Zurich and killing fish populations, with local fishermen expressing helplessness and frustration over the lack of attention to the environmental crisis.
A massive new construction project involving 7-story buildings in Kloten is alarming residents who feel the increased density will spoil their views and raises concerns about urban planning.
Despite a drastic decline in student interest, a new study on humanities at Swiss universities suggests that artificial intelligence could revitalize the field, noting a strong preference for it among international students.
Firefighters are responding to a fire at a construction site near the train station in Effretikon.
The European low-cost airline EasyJet is set to be acquired by the American investment firm Apollo for £5.7 billion.
Live updates from the US show Donald Trump initiating a new effort to challenge birthright citizenship.
Influential Republican Senator Mitch McConnell has returned home following two months of rehabilitation.
The ongoing heatwave has led to record-low water levels on the Rhine, with particularly low readings in Kaub, Germany, and also observed in Basel, Switzerland.
A student has killed at least six people and himself in a school shooting in northern Thailand, near Bangkok.