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The front page of Neue Zürcher Zeitung focuses heavily on Swiss politics, particularly concerning neutrality initiatives and foreign policy. It also features international news regarding the Ukraine war, US politics, and a story about Prince Harry and Meghan. Other articles cover cultural topics…
Swiss Foreign Minister Cassis explains why he believes the neutrality initiative is based on a flawed premise and states that economic sanctions are unproblematic in cases of serious international law violations.
A report indicates that the neutrality initiative has garnered little support, while the outcome for the food initiative remains undecided.
A network of various actors is attempting to influence perceptions of the war against Ukraine and distance Switzerland from the West, using the neutrality initiative as a platform.
A sharp remark about Natalie Harp has caused a stir in the White House. The article investigates who this gatekeeper in the Oval Office is.
The magazine turned stars into roommates and the slang of schoolyards into a common language. The article reflects on what remains of its legacy.
A faint point of light in the constellation Sagittarius might offer astronomers answers to old questions and even test Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity.
According to reports, Prince Harry and Meghan are planning to return to Great Britain soon, after living in exile for six years.
The President of the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation (SRG) is stepping down, and his potential successor has declined the role, raising questions about the organization's political alignment.
A documentary depicting mountain rescue missions has become popular but has also sparked controversy.
Spanish police have relocated a large group of migrants from a beach in Ceuta to temporary accommodation.
