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The news on watson.ch today is dominated by a serious bus accident in Switzerland, an analysis of the 25th anniversary of 9/11, and updates on Swiss football and domestic issues like data limits and invasive species. International news includes US politics and global economic concerns.
A severe accident involving a tour bus near Susch in the Swiss canton of Grisons has resulted in five fatalities and forty injuries, with authorities investigating the cause.
Swiss national football team coach Murat Yakin has made decisions regarding the national team, securing two dual-nationality players for Switzerland.
An analysis marking the 25th anniversary of the September 11th attacks, reflecting on how the event fundamentally changed the world for the worse.
Two eyewitnesses recount their harrowing experiences of surviving the September 11th terrorist attacks in New York.
A visual retrospective of the September 11th attacks through 50 significant photographs.
Swisscom customers are expressing frustration over sudden data limit changes, which some perceive as a hidden price increase.
A collection of amusing animal photos featuring cats, sharks, and raccoons, presented as 'Cute News'.
An examination of potential coaching candidates for FC Basel, with a focus on German managers who might be considered to replace the outgoing coach.
J.D. Vance's speech at the Republican party convention, where he attacked Democrats and received a strong reception from the crowd.
The president of the Swiss business association Economiesuisse is urging for significant changes and reforms to boost the Swiss economy.
A report highlighting the record-high prices of diesel fuel in the United States.
A promotional piece highlighting the appealing aspects of traveling to Costa Rica, focusing on culinary experiences.
The US Open women's singles final will feature a match between the current and emerging top-ranked players after the American duo was eliminated.
An invasive species, the Tapinoma ant, is spreading in parts of the canton of Zurich, and measures are being implemented to control its spread.
A speech by a German Green Party politician criticizing Friedrich Merz and the AfD has gained significant attention online.
Recent research provides insights into the sexual lives of Swiss women as they age, challenging common misconceptions.
Canadian authorities are seeking a suspect who was reportedly wearing a cat costume in connection with an ongoing investigation.
Reports suggest that the AI company Anthropic has intervened to stop an attempt to use its software for the development of biological weapons.
A renowned New York auction house is set to auction Princess Diana's iconic 'revenge dress'.
Activists involved in vigils in Hong Kong have been sentenced to several years in prison.
An article detailing the methods used by experts to find and track down nests of the invasive Asian hornet.
Political scientist Marc Bühlmann discusses the F35 fighter jet procurement controversy, arguing that the process demonstrates the functionality of Swiss democracy.
