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Le Temps front page features domestic Swiss news on politics and education, alongside international reports on the Ukraine conflict, migration in Morocco, and Brazilian politics. There's also coverage of the Swiss timber industry's response to drought, and social issues like racism in travel.
After a long wait, Valérie Dittli has declared her candidacy for the Vaud State Council election in 2027, marking a significant development in Swiss cantonal politics.
Vaud and Geneva are questioning the rationale behind early selection in secondary education, a debate fueled by parental anxiety and electoral agendas that has persisted for decades.
This article offers advice to parents on how to prepare for their child's first day of school, emphasizing the importance of separation.
Teachers' unions are calling for the renovation of schools struggling with overheating, highlighting the stark contrast between current conditions and ideal learning environments.
In an ongoing update of the war in Ukraine, new Russian strikes have hit Kyiv while Ukraine has launched a drone attack on Moscow.
At the border with Ceuta, Morocco is deploying an unprecedented police force to contain a new wave of migrants, reportedly mobilized on social media.
Professionals in the Swiss timber industry, despite varying levels of impact from drought, have reached an agreement on necessary measures to address the issue.
Brazilian President Lula, known as the 'Father of the Poor' and a prominent figure in Latin American left-wing politics, is facing the challenge of his final campaign for re-election.
This article discusses racial inequalities in travel, with individuals sharing experiences of encountering racism while on vacation.
Avni Orllati discusses his perceived power and influence, reflecting on his role and impact.
The film 'You Don't Belong Here' by Romanian director Florin Șerban has won the Golden Leopard at the 79th Locarno Film Festival.
