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The Neue Zürcher Zeitung's front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include a lavish wedding sponsored by a Putin associate, the expansion of the fintech company Revolut into Switzerland, and an analysis of teacher salaries and workload in Zurich. Other prominent…
The son of the former US President celebrated his wedding in the Caribbean, financed by a Russian sports official, with the Trump family seeing no issue with the sponsorship.
Europe's largest fintech has applied for a banking license and is investing 150 million in expanding its Swiss operations, signaling significant changes for local customers and the financial sector.
Primary and secondary teachers in Zurich earn more than in any other canton, but a debate is ongoing about their workload and how to address teacher shortages.
Four years after Jina Mahsa Amini's death, fewer headscarves are seen in Tehran, with an Iranian woman reporting on how people fought for this freedom and Israel's potential role.
The American pharmaceutical company MSD paid over 2 billion dollars in taxes in Switzerland in 2025, and its management assures a long-term commitment to the country.
As head of the department, Martin Pfister has the authority to investigate the 'trust work' within the VBS, but as a Federal Councillor, the loss of trust in the VBS should be a greater concern.
Federal Councillor Martin Pfister describes the report concerning the F-35 fighter jet procurement as a significant challenge for the Department of Defence.
An explanation of passenger rights when a connecting flight is missed.
