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The Tages-Anzeiger front page features a variety of news, with a prominent story about the shoe manufacturer Kybun moving production of Swiss military boots to Indonesia due to changes in labeling laws. Other top stories include the extensive public interest in a solar eclipse observed in Zurich…
Shoe king Claudio Minder wanted to bring his production back to Switzerland, but due to new regulations allowing Swiss crosses on foreign-made products, he is now outsourcing production to Indonesia.
The solar eclipse caused an exceptional situation in Zurich, with people gathering shoulder-to-shoulder at the Urania Observatory and on the Polyterrasse to witness the event.
A collection of the best photographs capturing the solar eclipse, showing the sun setting like a sickle.
For nearly a minute, Spain experienced darkness during a total solar eclipse, during which the sun's corona became visible.
An article detailing where skywatchers can best observe the Perseids meteor shower, which is expected to produce 50 to 100 shooting stars per hour in August.
Back pain, loss of libido, and chronic fatigue: what happens to the body after age 35. Experts explain why this phase is crucial for health.
An exploration of what harms and helps the immune system as people age, with a note on the reality of 'man flu'.
The Swiss parliament is concerned about Russian interference in neutrality initiatives and wants to strengthen the fight against disinformation, while Ignazio Cassis appears calm.
Eleven months after great disappointment, Jason Joseph achieves his biggest success by winning gold in the 110-meter hurdles, but faces complications celebrating.
Despite Morocco's economic boom, many young people like Ashraf Bahlawan remain without opportunities and seek to flee to Europe, with some attempting to swim to Ceuta.
Podcast discusses Elbridge Colby, seen as a chief strategist in the US government who identifies China as America's main adversary, contrasting with the President's priorities.
An invitation to participate in a Tamedia survey on how readers plan to vote on upcoming initiatives, specifically the neutrality and nutrition initiatives.
Doctor's offices, pharmacies, and hospitals are keeping CHF 655 million in discounts on medications, with only a fraction reaching premium payers, prompting intervention from the Federal Audit Office.
