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The Neue Zürcher Zeitung's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a report on the heat in Switzerland, the upcoming US mid-term elections, and a controversial statistician. There are also articles on literature, an obituary for a Cambridge professor, and…
This article provides snapshots from across Switzerland, detailing the experiences of people in various settings, including construction sites, farms, offices, and mountain villages, during another week of heat, and assesses the situation for seniors and in classrooms.
A visual and textual piece exploring the state of a lake, likely related to environmental concerns or changes.
Political scientist Charles Stewart from MIT suggests that President Trump may not accept a Democratic victory in the upcoming US congressional elections, highlighting concerns about the integrity of the American electoral system, with potential interference from China and Iran.
This article investigates how a natural scientist became a propagandist, questioning whether facts themselves are considered suspicious due to their political leaning, and offers an approach to understanding the situation.
This piece reflects on Jerome D. Salinger's novel, published 75 years ago, which continues to resonate with young readers as a classic exploration of rejecting the adult world.
The scientist, once celebrated as the youngest black professor at Cambridge, was found dead at the age of 41. He had recently resigned from his position following accusations of plagiarism.
The 22-year-old Swiss athlete defeated her biggest competitor, Keely Hodgkinson, at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham, securing Switzerland's fifth medal at the event.
An update on the European Athletics Championships, noting the winner of the men's 200m and a bronze medal won by a Swiss athlete.
An interview with two startup investors discussing the differences between Zurich and San Francisco regarding the marketing of potential.
