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The Tages-Anzeiger front page features several prominent stories, with a significant focus on crime and legal proceedings within Switzerland. Top stories include an interview with a forensic expert discussing the perpetrator's psyche in relation to the Aarau shooting, and a report identifying the…
A forensic expert discusses the perpetrator's psychology, suggesting that turning himself in indicates a lack of severe antisocial personality disorder, while also warning about societal neglect of individuals in crisis.
This article reportedly identifies the perpetrator of the attack at the Aarau rave.
The regional court in Maloja has acquitted all five defendants, including former municipal president Anna Giacometti, of negligent homicide charges in the Bondo trial.
Zurich successfully hosted the Ig Nobel Prize ceremony for the first time outside the USA, with notable figures like Michel Mayor presenting awards for quirky research, sparking laughter and thought.
This article delves into the reasons behind the crises in Uster, exploring the key individuals involved and analyzing the situation from a political geography perspective.
Renowned researcher Carlos Nobre warns that the Amazon is dying and its collapse would drastically alter the global climate, explaining the importance of 'flying rivers' and the forest's imminent tipping point.
A seasoned tester shares his recommendations for Swiss mountain restaurants, highlighting what makes a good 'Bergbeiz' and his preference for ordering a cold platter to assess quality.
Tips on the most reliable method for preparing chanterelle mushrooms, suggesting that leaving them undisturbed is key.
This piece explores men's circles in Zurich and Winterthur, discussing societal pressures that lead to emotional suppression and the importance of expressing feelings.
