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The front page of Tages-Anzeiger prominently features stories on the extreme drought affecting Switzerland, including its impact on rivers and advice on water conservation. Other top stories cover a Swiss priest giving up celibacy for love, the dangers of health influencers, a legal case related…
Many rivers in Switzerland are currently at their lowest water levels ever recorded for summer. This overview presents data from the most important flowing waters, highlighting the severity of the drought. (Importance: 8)
The heat and lack of rain are straining groundwater reserves in Switzerland. Simple measures can significantly reduce household drinking water consumption.
The US President has succumbed to his overestimation, limiting his ability to influence events in the Gulf, with geopolitical consequences, including for Switzerland. This is an analysis by Christof Münger.
Marcel (43) gave up his profession as a priest for Meret (29) after two years of living a double life. He faced the decision between love and celibacy.
Medical content creators on social media are warning against sunscreen and questioning therapies. Politicians in Switzerland are sounding the alarm due to a lack of clear regulations for these 'Medfluencers'.
Three years after a fatal accident, a mountain guide and a tour leader will face trial for the death of a teenager in an avalanche incident near Meiringen. Such trials are rare, with charges filed in only a fraction of avalanche accidents.
Simon Ehammer won silver in the long jump, expressing his enjoyment, while world champion Ditaji Kambundji narrowly missed bronze in the hurdles.
With upcoming referendums on the Neutrality and Nutrition initiatives, this survey invites readers to participate and share their voting intentions.
Live updates on the Ukraine war, with reports that President Zelenskyy stated Putin is planning a large-scale mobilization.
