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The Neue Zürcher Zeitung front page features a mix of domestic Swiss issues and international affairs. Top domestic stories include an article about a doctor in Zurich allegedly abusing patients and authorities' inaction, and another on the ease with which certain semi-automatic rifles can still…
A doctor in Zurich allegedly sedated and abused women for decades, with authorities aware of his actions. The article questions why he was allowed to continue practicing for six years.
Trump's border security measures have led to a dramatic decrease in illegal immigration in South Texas, a change appreciated by some locals, but resulting in 'ghost towns' where thousands once crossed.
A documentary explores the resistance of a small US town and a family's struggle when facing ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement).
Companies are demanding genuine sovereignty in handling artificial intelligence, and at UBS, AI competence is now crucial for career advancement, though some efforts are seen as superficial.
The assassination of Reinhard Heydrich in May 1942, the chief planner of the Holocaust, was a significant act of resistance and the only successful assassination of a key Nazi figure.
Despite stricter regulations, obtaining semi-automatic rifles in Switzerland remains relatively easy due to cantons issuing a surprising number of exception permits for weapons similar to the one used in the Aarau shooting.
The historian advocates for engaging in political competition with the AfD and discusses the 'firewall' strategy and the future of conservative parties.
An overview of the five key decisions in the German state of Saxony-Anhalt, providing essential information for readers before the election results.
This article discusses Christoph Blocher's views on Swiss neutrality, suggesting he may overestimate its significance.
