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The Neue Zürcher Zeitung front page features a mix of international and domestic stories. Top international news includes the long-term impact of the 'War on Terror' on US veterans and an interview discussing Swiss neutrality in the context of the Ukraine war. Domestically, stories cover a love…
A report details the severe and lasting psychological trauma experienced by US veterans of the wars following September 11, 2001, with many facing severe consequences such as suicide attempts and imprisonment.
In an interview, former diplomat Paul Widmer argues that labeling proponents of strong neutrality as 'Putin's agents' is unacceptable and that credible neutrality requires steadfastness.
A brief overview of the Swiss neutrality initiative, providing key information on its implications.
The judicial commission must decide whether to reconfirm Federal Judges Beatrice van de Graaf and Yves Donzallaz despite their undisclosed love affair, highlighting fierce power struggles within Switzerland's highest court.
An exploration of the six most significant songs by the iconic country singer Dolly Parton, reflecting on themes of poverty, pain, and love that resonate with millions.
An obituary commemorating the life and legacy of the celebrated American country singer Dolly Parton, who has passed away at the age of 80.
The beloved Zurich bookstore 'Klio,' described as a place of longing for generations, is closing permanently, marking a significant loss for academic and cultural life in Switzerland.
The article examines the significant fortune left by entrepreneur Klaus-Michael Kühne, detailing the succession plan involving the Kühne Foundation and exploring outstanding questions about its future influence.
An interview with the former head of the Dr. Sommer team emphasizes the importance of encouraging young people towards self-determination and personal choice.
