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The Neue Zürcher Zeitung front page features a mix of international and domestic stories. Prominently, it covers global trends like the pursuit of longevity by world leaders and tech billionaires, and geopolitical events such as the migrant crisis in Ceuta. Domestically, stories focus on Swiss…
Birth rates have plummeted, and humanity risks dwindling. Longer life is becoming a factor of power, explored in a Longevity reportage featuring leaders like Putin and Xi, and American tech billionaires.
The green Zurich school official Balthasar Glättli states that air conditioning must be considered for overheated schools, and children must be protected from the 'state of emergency' in road traffic.
An international network plans a unique experiment in the unfinished AlpTransit station near Sedrun, aiming to make the valley a hotspot for international research.
Faten drowned on July 29th in Morocco. The report visits a family seeking answers after a rumor ended in death.
A live ticker reports on the migrant surge in Ceuta, with Morocco detaining migrants and Spain implementing border controls for travelers from Italy.
While currency authorities worldwide are increasing their gold holdings, Switzerland's reserves have remained constant for years, raising questions about sufficiency.
Swiss diver Michelle Heimberg publicly shared her experience of a miscarriage shortly before winning silver at the European Championships, discussing why she competed and her limits.
A boat accident in Zimbabwe has resulted in at least 80 fatalities.
The death toll from a 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Indonesia has risen to at least 51.
