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The Neue Zürcher Zeitung front page features a mix of domestic Swiss issues and international affairs. Top stories include concerns about Switzerland's asylum crisis and its implications for the country's resources, a corruption trial involving a former top banker, and the growing pressure on…
Despite official assurances, tens of thousands of undocumented immigrants reside in Switzerland, straining cantonal and municipal resources and raising questions about the country's capacity to manage the situation.
The appeal process against the former top banker Pierin Vincenz has begun, with discussions around aspects of the case, including the alleged 'Commtrain' issue.
This article provides a concise overview of the case against Pierin Vincenz, detailing the seven key points to understand the current status of the Raiffeisen affair.
The increasing influence of fundamentalist Islam is posing a growing threat to queer individuals, even in traditionally liberal societies, as highlighted by recent events.
A reportage on how people in Estonia cope with the persistent warnings from Western intelligence agencies about a potential Russian attack.
Research indicates that couples often find it economically disadvantageous to work more hours due to factors like tax progression and rising childcare costs, thus encouraging part-time employment.
A hydrologist warns that Switzerland, once Europe's water tower, is facing severe water shortages, leading to potential distribution conflicts with neighboring countries, while federal water research funding is cut.
Western Europe experienced unprecedented temperatures in June and July, with a live ticker tracking the ongoing heat situation.
With little rain in sight, there are concerns about the possibility of a severe, long-lasting drought.
