What's happening in Europe?
Switzerland
The Neue Zürcher Zeitung's front page features a mix of domestic Swiss news and international conflicts. Top domestic stories include a critical report on the F-35 fighter jet procurement, an analysis of bus travel safety following a fatal accident in Graubünden, and a commentary on mass…
Data brokers are collecting vast amounts of personal information, and artificial intelligence is making their business increasingly dangerous by enabling the automated tracking of millions of innocent citizens.
In the VBS and Armasuisse, there was a strong belief in fixed prices for the F-35 procurement, despite evidence to the contrary; only the project leader for procurement, Darko Savic, knew all the details.
Despite clear objections in all expert opinions regarding fixed prices for the F-35, the Federal Department of Defence (VBS) seemingly ignored them.
Following a fatal accident in Engadin, this data analysis examines the safety of coach travel with accompanying graphics.
A tour bus carrying Dutch tourists has crashed in Graubünden, resulting in multiple fatalities and injuries.
A look back at significant accidents involving buses and tour coaches that have occurred in Switzerland.
Newly released documents show how New York handled toxic dust after 9/11, even as the city tried to return to normalcy, leading to long-term health issues for thousands.
With few men volunteering for service in Ukraine, women are increasingly joining the war effort, taking on roles like medic, drone operator, and combatant, with four soldiers sharing their experiences.
A live update on the war in Ukraine, reporting alleged incidents and diplomatic efforts for peace.
AfD Bundestag member Rüdiger Lucassen explains his party's position on the Ukraine war and calls for Russia to offer concessions for a peace settlement.
