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The Tages-Anzeiger front page features a mix of international and domestic news, with a prominent interview with author Dave Eggers about US politics, an investigation into Swiss intelligence potentially leaking data to Russia, and local Zurich news concerning Airbnb regulations. Other stories…
Author Dave Eggers, in an interview, discusses his fight for smartphone-free schools and predicts a landslide victory for US Democrats in the midterms, while also expressing concerns about artificial intelligence.
A report reveals 'uncertainties' within the Swiss intelligence service regarding the potential delivery of top-secret data to Russia, prompting an investigation by the Federal Prosecutor's Office.
The Zurich Film Festival, running from September 24th to October 4th, will showcase over 100 premieres, with six selected films exploring themes of freedom, second chances, and seemingly impossible goals.
Hundreds of temporarily rented apartments in Zurich may be violating the building code since September 1st, including potentially those in the vacant Sugus buildings.
An increasing number of companies are using AI to transcribe meetings, saving time but leading to self-censorship among employees due to fear of repercussions.
This article discusses a type of person in the office who causes others to do their work without them realizing it, a phenomenon that particularly affects women.
Employers are complaining about high costs due to fake sick notes and want to loosen doctor-patient confidentiality, a proposal already approved by the National Council and pending a decision by the Council of States, causing 'great concern' among doctors.
Marco Odermatt is training in Chile while his teammates are home, with the article providing an update on him and other Swiss skiers, as well as new World Championship plans.
