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Switzerland
The Tages-Anzeiger front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an analysis of political rhetoric in the Swiss National Council, an interview with a Zurich teacher critical of his profession's salary demands, and news regarding the German AfD party's rise…
A rhetoric coach evaluated four speeches from the Swiss National Council to determine if Switzerland is a rhetorical 'wailing wall' or if it's just a cliché, with only one politician scoring above a 5.
A Zurich secondary school teacher and SVP councilor criticizes his own profession's salary demands, stating that the upcoming vote on September 27th harms the profession's image.
The AfD is reportedly the number one party in Germany according to polls. This story examines who votes for the party and where its strongholds are, using graphics and maps to illustrate its rise.
A doctor offers simple advice for a healthier life, including eating fewer snacks, addressing reflux, and incorporating foods like blueberries into one's diet.
A report raises concerns about the potential damage of antibiotics to gut flora, suggesting that many doctors are too quick to prescribe them.
Due to high property prices, the interest in buying homes has decreased for the first time, indicating that the peak of price increases may have been reached.
Details emerge about the suspect in the Aarau rave shooting, who had completed military service until 2013 and was described by neighbors as very withdrawn.
As the US and Iran continue to exchange attacks, the Pentagon is reportedly seeing numerous dismissals and departures within its leadership, with the relevant state secretary now resigning.
A columnist questions why Christoph Blocher is putting the SVP party in a difficult position with a seemingly unachievable neutrality initiative.
The ongoing heatwave summer has resulted in the poorest Swiss potato harvest to date.
Switzerland's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) experienced rapid growth in the second quarter of the year.
Aryna Sabalenka rejects accusations of partying, urging journalists to think before speaking.
Switzerland's inflation rate increased to 0.8 percent in August, exceeding forecasts.
In the context of the Ukraine war, Russia has reportedly closed Goethe Institutes, amidst accusations from Leipzig.
Two fatalities were reported following accidents on the Flüelastrasse near Davos.
