King Harald V of Norway dies at 89 ↗
Front page leadThe Norwegian king, the longest-serving European monarch, has died at 89, marking a significant moment in European royal history.
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Swiss and international headlines dominate Le Temps front page: the death of Norway’s King Harald V leads the “A la une”, followed by live coverage of catastrophic floods in Nepal and Tibet, plus multiple Swiss-focused stories on politics, economy, education, and society. The page blends global…
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Live: Floods in Nepal and Tibet as authorities fear dam breach ↗
Ongoing rescue operations and rising death toll as floodwaters threaten a dam in Nepal and Tibet.
"This is unbelievable": collapse of the sacred Himalayan mountain in Nepal and… ↗
Experts describe the collapse of a sacred mountain as a possible consequence of the region’s climate change.
Markus Stoffel: Climate change likely played decisive role in devastating… ↗
Risk expert Markus Stoffel suggests climate change likely contributed significantly to the Nepal floods.
Switzerland saw the rise of several drone-related companies that later left… ↗
Swiss drone companies emerged but most relocated abroad, affecting the domestic tech landscape.
Exclusive: Valérie Dittli leaves Le Centre and forms Liberal Movement to run… ↗
Valérie Dittli announces a new Liberal Movement as she seeks a second term in the cantonal government of Vaud.
Singaporean trader in Geneva faces suspicion of document falsification ↗
A Geneva-based Singaporean trader is suspected of falsifying documents, raising concerns in the local market.
The ‘plurilingual hooligans’ rally to defend national language education ↗
Swiss proponents band together to defend the teaching of national languages in schools.
Elisabeth Baume-Schneider: We must better explain the advantages of a second… ↗
The Swiss health minister argues for more communication on the benefits of adopting a second national language.
Frontier workers, parking, and buses: Genevois vote on measures amid the 27… ↗
Local residents in Geneva discuss changes affecting cross-border workers and city transport before voting day.
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