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The news from 20 Minuten (Switzerland) focuses on a heatwave expected to bring temperatures up to 33 degrees Celsius, a criticism of Roger Federer by Billie Jean King, a fire in an incineration plant in Murten, rising inflation rates in Switzerland, and an incident in Rome where the Colosseum was…
Switzerland is expecting a heatwave with temperatures reaching up to 33 degrees Celsius, attributed to high-pressure system 'Thomas', bringing a tribute to weather forecaster Bucheli.
Tennis legend Billie Jean King has sharply criticized Roger Federer, invoking the phrase 'You have two daughters'.
A fire has broken out at the Haldimann incineration plant in Murten, Switzerland.
Switzerland's inflation rate has risen to its highest level in two years in August, driven by increased prices for fuel and rent.
Due to incidents of violence and theft, Rome has declared the Colosseum a restricted zone.
A four-day school week trial in Belp, Switzerland, has been met with enthusiasm, with students reportedly returning home happy each day.
Switzerland is experiencing its lowest potato yields in 60 years due to the heatwave during the summer.
The head of a German arms company has stated that his death is considered a possibility due to threats originating from Russia.
A small toy called 'Squishy' has become a nationwide trend in Switzerland, with an 8-year-old named Joséphine even learning math voluntarily for it.
