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The leadership in Tehran believes it has the upper hand, but the economic foundation of the struggling country is crumbling significantly, not solely due to the American blockade.
This article discusses concerns about the US potentially depleting its supply of defense and precision missiles in the context of the Iran conflict, with former President Trump refuting such claims.
The Ceuta crisis is fueling the European asylum debate, with politicians considering outsourcing asylum procedures to third countries. Daniel Thym finds this unrealistic and emphasizes the necessity of court involvement.
The influx of migrants in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, bordering Morocco, is described as a violation of territorial integrity by Spain's Prime Minister, leading to new border controls with Italy.
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The Street Parade, which originated in 1992, has become legendary. This article explores its creation by Marek Krynski and his subsequent departure from the event to pursue a career in banking.
This article provides essential information about Zurich's Street Parade, focusing on the route, traffic, drug use, and the overall atmosphere of the large techno festival.
Due to drought reaching levels seen in record years, authorities in Fribourg are implementing extensive measures, including helicopter water supply for cattle, to prevent cascading effects in agriculture and beyond.
Following Zermatt, Saas-Fee is also closing its summer ski resort due to the heatwave affecting Europe, with firefighting efforts ongoing and international assistance being provided.
New Zealander Sophie Woods has completed the Via Alpina trail in a record 28 days, sharing her challenging and emotional experience during the endurance run.