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The Neue Zürcher Zeitung front page features a mix of international and domestic Swiss news. Top stories include an analysis of Donald Trump's clandestine return from Turkey and the Secret Service's security tactics, an examination of drug rebates in Switzerland benefiting healthcare providers…
The Secret Service employs absolute self-reliance and cunning methods to protect American presidents, both domestically and abroad, as exemplified by a clandestine return flight from Turkey.
Medical providers in Switzerland are negotiating discounts with pharmaceutical companies but failing to pass them on to health insurers, a practice still considered minor misconduct within the industry according to a financial control report.
The article discusses a proposal to cap the salaries of health insurance executives in Switzerland, limiting their maximum earnings to be equivalent to that of a Federal Councillor.
An expert argues that Waymo's self-driving cars, set to launch in Switzerland, are 90% safer than human drivers, although other concerns remain.
A post by the WDR's Nairobi correspondent concerning an alleged Israeli plot in Ceuta illustrates how antisemitic rumors spread, making them socially acceptable.
Zurich and Winterthur are responding to declining student numbers by cutting school construction projects, but deeper issues are at play, prompting an investigation into the causes.
Albert Steck's commentary highlights how the record low birth rate is destabilizing the pension system, yet political action is lacking.
This is an update on developments concerning Donald Trump's second term, noting the resignation of his spokesperson, Leavitt.
A photo gallery showcasing the most stunning images of the solar eclipse observed over Europe, with partial views in Switzerland and Germany.
