Cough Syrup Shortage Leads to Illegal Production ↗
Front page leadA shortage of cough syrup has prompted dealers to start producing it themselves, with one individual stating they are resigned to the possibility of death.
Switzerland
The Blick news front page features a story about a shortage of cough syrup leading to illegal production, traffic updates for Swiss tunnels, and coverage of the Street Parade in Zurich. Other stories include sports news, a violent incident in Kosovo's parliament, and local crime in Aarau.
A shortage of cough syrup has prompted dealers to start producing it themselves, with one individual stating they are resigned to the possibility of death.
The Zurich Street Parade, described as the world's largest techno party, was largely peaceful, with police reporting approximately one arrest for every 30,000 attendees.
An incident occurred in Kosovo's parliament where the Prime Minister was pelted with eggs.
Police are seeking witnesses in connection with a stabbing incident in Aarau where a 19-year-old man was seriously injured.
Swiss national football team star Ricardo Rodriguez discusses his negotiations and who is being left out.
A controversy erupts during the Tour de France, with the dethroned leader making serious accusations against a rival.
An opinion piece by Frank A. Meyer discusses Zurich's relationship or agreement with Xi Jinping.
The article addresses the growing problem of stray cats in Switzerland and discusses how spaying and neutering can prevent suffering.