Canadians are tough. Prime Minister Mark Carney proves it in trade dispute… ↗
Front page leadCanadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, a former banker, is challenging Donald Trump in the trade dispute, aiming to show that money isn't everything.
Switzerland
The Neue Zürcher Zeitung's front page features several prominent stories. A top international story covers Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's defiance in trade disputes with the USA. Domestically, there's a report on escalating anti-Israel demonstrations in Basel and a commentary criticizing a…
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, a former banker, is challenging Donald Trump in the trade dispute, aiming to show that money isn't everything.
Canada has halted trade negotiations with the United States, raising questions about whether Switzerland could adopt a similar strategy.
Christian Weisflog's commentary suggests that Canada's firm stance against Trump's trade policies, despite economic hardship, offers a model for Europe.
Anti-Israel demonstrations in Basel are becoming increasingly radicalized, with glorification of Hamas terror and antisemitic slogans, leading to fears of escalation.
Albert Steck criticizes the union's demand for an additional pension fund payment, arguing it's financially unsustainable and based on unrealistic assumptions about life expectancy.
Ulrich Siegmund, a top AfD candidate in Germany, is generating enthusiasm on his campaign trail, but voter expectations for an AfD-led government are high.
Dominik Kaiser, founder of the Swiss private television group 3plus, discusses the success of shows like 'The Bachelor' and how his life has changed since selling the company for over 100 million francs.
Tesla is advancing towards a future of self-driving vehicles with its Cybercabs, which may soon transport passengers in Austin without human drivers, employing a unique strategy.
An analysis of Donald Trump's approval ratings in the USA.
A landslide at a garbage dump in Guinea has resulted in 30 fatalities.