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The housemate of Maria (22), one of the victims of the Aarau rave shooting, reveals that her surname had previously caused her issues in Italy, suggesting a possible motive or background to the incident.
Despite a suspect being in custody for the Aarau rave shooting, police have remained silent for 48 hours, raising questions about the investigation and the information they are withholding.
Alexa S. (24), a German national and victim of the Aarau rave shooting, recounts the horrifying experience of being shot twice, providing a personal account of the violence.
Police corrected initial reports, confirming that four Swiss and one German national were injured during a shooting incident at a rave in Aarau.
Former St. Gallen football club president Dölf is reportedly set to unveil ambitious plans for the neglected villa owned by scandal-hit banker Vincenz in Ticino, aiming to transform it into holiday residences.
A Russian couple, who previously fought in Ukraine, have made a daring escape by kayak across the Black Sea to evade the ongoing conflict.
Skiing legend Lindsey Vonn faces a challenging recovery as she announces the need for further surgery, indicating a 'long road ahead' in her athletic career.
Ranger Benjamin Brunner was seriously injured and hospitalized after being run over by a bison while on duty.
A magician from Wallis recounts an encounter with Hollywood star Chris Noth (known as 'Mr. Big'), describing him as 'extremely unpleasant'.
A feature on intelligently designed shoes developed in Switzerland, highlighting their lightweight, stable, and comfortable features that aim to alleviate foot fatigue.
A bizarre and remarkable goal was scored in an English football match, with the goalkeeper managing to score directly from his own penalty area.
A shocking incident captured on video shows a motorcyclist being thrown through a bus following a crash, leaving onlookers stunned.
A reproductive medicine expert discusses the growing trend of 'social freezing' (electively freezing eggs), cautioning that it is a 'double-edged sword' with potential benefits and drawbacks.