35 Degrees Expected: What Needs to Happen for it to Cool Down? ↗
Front page leadWith temperatures soaring to 35 degrees Celsius, this article explores what conditions are necessary for the heatwave to break and for temperatures to cool down.
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The front page of 20 Minuten features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a weather forecast predicting high temperatures and advice on how to cool down, political commentary on the Green party's electoral prospects, and a report on early arrivals for the Street Parade…
With temperatures soaring to 35 degrees Celsius, this article explores what conditions are necessary for the heatwave to break and for temperatures to cool down.
A political scientist analyzes the Green party's current low in polls, a year before the next elections, and questions if the current heatwave could impact their electoral success.
Preparations for the upcoming Street Parade are underway, with attendees arriving early and setting up camp at Mythenquai, indicating the growing anticipation for the event.
A newspaper report alleges that UEFA paid money to an individual described as Gianni Infantino's alleged lover, raising questions about financial dealings within the organization.
A tragic accident occurred in Kölliken where a man was struck by a car, thrown into the air, and succumbed to his injuries.
This article warns about the increased activity of the louse fly, often called a 'flying tick', and provides advice on how to protect oneself during outdoor activities.
An incident in Regensdorf, Zurich, where an e-scooter rider collided with a police officer, resulting in the officer sustaining fractures to two cervical vertebrae.
A boat caught fire in the Canton of Vaud, leading to the cancellation of the August 1st fireworks display.
Despite a visit to Zara's headquarters in Spain, the company reportedly refused to provide answers regarding the controversial 'tripping pants' issue.
A recent study identifies three key risk factors that can lead to a substantial reduction in the years lived without dementia.