What's happening in Europe?
Switzerland
Le Temps' front page highlights European political developments, with a focus on Germany's electoral setbacks and Russia's political landscape. International relations and diplomacy are also prominent, featuring an interview with the ICRC president on neutrality and a piece on Europe's economic…
This article discusses the political challenges faced by Friedrich Merz following recent electoral defeats in Germany, exploring his efforts to regain momentum.
Mirjana Spoljaric Egger, President of the ICRC, discusses the organization's need for political dialogue with heads of state and criticizes the international community's response to the Gaza situation, emphasizing the distinct neutralities of Switzerland and the ICRC.
This report details the political climate in Russia, including purges, absent candidate debates, and public voting, all contributing to the assured victory of Vladimir Putin's party.
The article examines the upcoming decision on September 27th in Zurich regarding teachers' work recognition and potential disguised salary increases.
A brief report suggesting that NATO has been surprised by Russian drone capabilities.
Nicolas Dufourcq, director of BPifrance, contrasts the generous pension systems in some European countries with the frugality of their public services.
This article reviews the manga 'Nanbanjin' by Cyril Pedrosa and Taiyō Matsumoto, highlighting its dual perspective on a 16th-century Portuguese sailor's experiences in Japan.
Nobel laureate Jean Tirole analyzes Europe's economic challenges, comparing it to a 'zebra' threatened by American and Chinese economic power, and proposes strategies to avoid decline.
This story explores the dynamics of relationships and the phenomenon of rekindled passion within couples.
An opinion piece discussing the concept of the rule of law and potential private influences on it.
A chronicle likely discussing a specific measure, possibly related to education or policy, referred to as '12%'.
An editorial commenting on the political position of Friedrich Merz in light of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party's recent electoral gains.
This report covers a large climate protest in Lausanne and Geneva, where over 15,000 people demanded urgent climate action, framing it as a 'matter of survival'.
A video report from 'Le Temps' presenting new images related to a 'net' following a 'No G7' protest.
