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Farah Pandith, an expert on extremism, discusses the radicalization of the world post-9/11. She argues that the West ceded ground to extremists and warns of a new wave of radicalization, stating that the current situation is far more dangerous than before the attacks.
This story presents eight personal recollections of the 9/11 attacks, with one individual describing being frozen by the sight of people jumping from the Twin Towers.
This opinion piece reflects on the attacks of September 11th, describing them as a 'big bang' that continues to shape the world and its events to this day.
A podcast episode discussing the 9/11 attacks and their profound impact on global affairs and the world's trajectory.
This story investigates the controversial employment practices of Michel Péclard, a prominent figure in the Swiss gastro industry. Employees are required to provide a doctor's note from day one of any absence, and remarkably, only Péclard's ex-wife is authorized to issue such certificates.
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A tour bus carrying 49 passengers veered off the road and overturned in the Engadin region of Graubünden, Switzerland, resulting in multiple fatalities. The rescue operation lasted into the night.
As the 'Metzgete' season approaches in mid-September, this article highlights eight restaurants across Switzerland that offer the best traditional 'Schlachtplatten' (a platter of various pork cuts).
This article explores the culinary preferences of Swiss campers, revealing that meat is the most popular choice for grilling, with one camper stating that tofu is not on their grill.
OpenAI has introduced advertising in the free version of ChatGPT. This article explains how these personalized ads might use chat data and provides guidance on how users can protect their privacy.
A 20-year-old Ukrainian, Ilarion Spynu, who suffers from epilepsy, is facing deportation to Poland despite his family having received protection status S in Switzerland. His case highlights a potential issue with the protection status for refugees.