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The front page of Tages-Anzeiger features prominent stories on the Aarau shootings, focusing on the failure of a warning system and personal accounts of the suspected shooter. Another major story covers the Kilchberger Schwinget, where Samuel Giger made history. Additionally, there are reports on…
Despite a warning system designed to stop violent offenders, it failed to alert authorities in the Aarau amok case. The cantonal threat management system is intended to prevent such incidents, but the perpetrator's home canton lags in its structures.
Friends and a former teacher describe the suspected amok runner from Aarau as coming from a normal family and having been a good student.
In the wake of the shootings in Aarau, a gun dealer expresses that gun owners already have to be extremely cautious with their firearms.
Samuel Giger won the traditional Kilchberger Schwinget for the second time, a feat only achieved by a few legends before. He had previously made headlines for a controversial act.
New details about Crans-Montana emerge, revealing that the building director had warned of the fire hazard in the Constellation building. A revealing email has turned a minor figure into a suspect.
Seco chief Helene Budliger is concerned about Switzerland's economic situation and believes the West is in a deep identity crisis. She explains how Switzerland can protect itself from decline.
Starting Wednesday, passengers can travel from Aarau to Brussels for 47 Swiss francs on the 'European Sleeper' train. While a welcome alternative to budget airlines, it has a significant drawback.
A new study challenges the Dunning-Kruger effect, suggesting that experts, not the uninformed, tend to overestimate their own competence the most.
