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The watson.ch front page features a mix of domestic Swiss news, including legal proceedings related to extremism and asylum, as well as national issues like healthcare costs and urban development. International news covers conflicts, political developments in Italy and the UK, and incidents in…
An asylum seeker named Rayan is in deportation custody in Switzerland, stating his determination to return despite being sent back. The story highlights the challenges faced by asylum seekers and their potential return to Switzerland.
This article explores the legal and psychological implications of a death shooter in Aarau potentially being deemed not guilty by reason of insanity, and what this could mean for the case and broader legal interpretations.
Protesters gathered outside a Zurich court during the trial of individuals associated with 'Junge Tat,' a right-wing extremist group. The accused reportedly remained silent during proceedings.
Discussions between Switzerland and Germany regarding the Patriot missile defense system have concluded without an agreement, leading to increased costs for Switzerland.
This article discusses Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's political achievements, comparing her to Angela Merkel and highlighting a record-breaking aspect of her tenure.
A court in the Swiss canton of Grisons has acquitted the defendants in the Bondo case. Further updates are expected.
Argentinian President Javier Milei has announced plans for a military base and sanctions in the context of a dispute over the Falkland Islands, escalating tensions.
US official Vance is reportedly reviewing reports concerning a deadly attack that occurred at a wedding, with further details pending.
The Swiss football club Lugano is on a winning streak and is emerging as a strong contender for the Super League title.
Swiss family doctors are raising concerns about a new tariff system, warning that it is worsening existing inequalities within the healthcare system.
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Despite cost overruns amounting to at least 80 million more than initially planned, the city of Bern is proceeding with the Viererfeld development project.
A lighthearted section featuring amusing images of animals, this edition focuses on sheep, ravens, and raccoons.
Police in Dormagen, Germany, are investigating a suspicious object found at a substation, with authorities classifying the incident as a possible act of sabotage.
Two construction workers have been successfully rescued from a collapsed tunnel in Nepal after being trapped for nine days.
A test conducted in Basel, Switzerland, revealed that half of the tested breading products (paniermehl) contain problematic ingredients or are of poor quality.
Donald Trump is once again taking a case related to postal voting to the US Supreme Court, indicating ongoing legal challenges.
The new head of Nestlé Switzerland outlines his strategy for increasing the company's presence and sales in the Swiss market, mentioning innovations like Paprika Mayo and a chocolate museum.
Tennis player Nick Kyrgios's suspension, which was imposed due to a positive cocaine doping test, has now expired.
Volkswagen has announced significant cost-cutting measures. This article details the key points of the company's new savings package.
Fans of the Harry Potter universe are expressing dissatisfaction with newly designed crests for the Hogwarts houses, leading to online backlash.
Politician Valerie Dittli is facing scrutiny over a party donation received from entrepreneur Winzer Staubli, with the possibility of corruption proceedings being initiated.
The ongoing power struggle between FIFA and UEFA has escalated, with FIFA publicly accusing UEFA of conducting a defamation campaign against it.
