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A Swiss judge has developed a controversial digital sentencing machine that calculates punishments for various crimes, including rape, raising debates about fairness and the implications of AI in the justice system.
Following failed negotiations, Canada and the US are embroiled in an escalating trade conflict with an uncertain outcome, with an expert warning of a potential trade war and Trump criticizing Canada's stance.
At the Scientifica science festival in the Dübendorf innovation park, ETH and the University of Zurich presented hands-on research, including Hyperloop capsules, autonomous racing drones, and space-grown tissue.
SRF reporter Donat Hofer engages people on the street, eliciting personal stories about sex, illness, loneliness, and love, gaining recent public attention for his encounters.
Concerned by the high rate of criminal involvement among asylum seekers from North Africa, an FDP politician proposes tightening asylum laws, potentially shaking up Swiss immigration policy.
The editorial argues that 'self-responsibility' is often used as an excuse for inaction, emphasizing the need to hold individuals and local communities accountable, especially in disaster situations.
The veteran Swiss banker explains his support for Karin Keller-Sutter in her dealings with UBS, his stance on Swiss neutrality, and why he has never become a Swiss citizen.
In a new trial related to the Germanwings crash, where 150 people died, survivors' families continue to seek answers and compensation from the state.
FC Bayern secured their first title of the season by defeating Borussia Dortmund 2-1 in the Franz Beckenbauer Supercup.
At the Humanoid World Cup in Beijing, a robot broke the 100-meter world record but crashed into a protective wall.
FC Zürich is in for a challenging period as they suffer their third defeat in four matches in the Super League.
A live ticker reports on the ongoing Ukraine-Russia war, with Moscow allegedly opening 'Pandora's Box' and issuing threats against Kyiv.
Anna Rosenwasser has won a case against the publication 'Inside Paradeplatz' concerning a report that focused on her breasts.
Following a fire in Crans-Montana, it has become clear after seven months that the Moretti family likely used inexpensive foam in their construction.