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The Neue Zürcher Zeitung's front page features a mix of domestic Swiss business news, international political developments, and human interest stories. Top stories include a potential restructuring of Swiss retail giant Migros, the implications of German regional elections for Chancellor Merz, and…
Swiss retail giant Migros is planning a significant organizational overhaul to improve efficiency, potentially abolishing its ten regional cooperatives and altering the legacy of its founder, Gottlieb Duttweiler.
The elections in Berlin and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern are expected to see significant gains for the AfD, posing a challenge for both the CDU and SPD, and serving as a referendum on Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
Atomic bomb tests conducted on remote atolls have left visible and invisible scars, the consequences of which are still felt by island residents today.
The long-time captain of the Swiss national football team is facing legal trouble, with questions arising about whether he acquired a falsified Covid certificate.
Former soldiers who fought for the Kingdom worldwide now grapple with their experiences, many feeling isolated with what they have endured.
A mother reflects on how facing constant fakes and AI's perceived superiority affects her three sons and their world.
An exploration of how a song released sixteen years ago achieved unexpected popularity as a summer hit.
An analysis of the reasons behind the strong support for the AfD in eastern Germany and its broader implications for the European political landscape.
Despite often being correct, the financial control authority has managed to anger a significant portion of Bern's political establishment, including recent controversies over the F-35 purchase and a transport concept.
