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The Tages-Anzeiger front page features a mix of domestic Swiss news and international events. Top stories include revelations about the Swiss intelligence agency's "Fichenskandal" (file scandal), potentially involving former Federal Councillor Moritz Leuenberger, and an investigation into whether…
The former Federal Councillor, targeted in a file scandal, reveals how police officers intentionally misrepresented information about him in his personal file, exposing the extent of arbitrary actions.
An exclusive investigation into the file scandal reveals that the Swiss authorities compiled extensive files on their own Federal Councillors, highlighting a pattern of surveillance and potential misconduct.
A diver claims to have discovered a WWII-era unexploded bomb on the bottom of Lake Zurich, prompting an investigation into whether this relic of the past poses a present danger.
The Swiss stock market has surged by around 40 percent since October 2023, and the S&P 500 has doubled, indicating a strong bull market that defies current economic warnings.
The Interior Minister addresses the Patrick Frei abuse case for the first time, vowing to improve protection against knockout drops and emphasizing that women are not to blame for such violence.
The trial begins for two ski tour guides accused of negligent homicide after an avalanche killed two teenagers in 2023, raising questions about what transpired on the day of the incident.
Europe is suffering under extreme heat and drought, with a significant increase in excess deaths attributed to the heatwave, while a forest fire is being fought in St. Gallen.
Hundreds of thousands celebrated to beats and bass at Zurich's Street Parade 2026 amidst temperatures up to 32 degrees Celsius, with the event drawing a massive crowd.
The Street Parade in Zurich saw approximately 900,000 attendees, with the city police reporting a largely positive outcome and smooth proceedings for the massive techno event.
According to statements made by Hunter Biden, his father, President Joe Biden, is reportedly suffering from cancer that has spread to his bones.
Police are seeking witnesses after a 19-year-old man was severely injured in a stabbing incident at the train station in Aarau.
Authorities in the canton of Solothurn successfully stopped a stolen vehicle after a pursuit using a spike strip, leading to the arrest of three teenagers.
The railway overpass at Grüze in Winterthur will be dismantled, causing significant inconvenience and longer waiting times at the train barriers for commuters.
A woman and her baby have died following a boating accident that occurred near the Statue of Liberty in New York.
