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The Tages-Anzeiger front page highlights a disturbing new form of online criminality targeting young girls in Switzerland, encouraging self-harm and suicide through nihilistic online networks. Other top stories include the ongoing drought affecting Swiss rivers and lakes, a political debate over a…
Nihilistic online networks are spreading in Switzerland, with at least 20 cases reported where 'sadistic groups' pressure girls into self-harm and suicide, overwhelming authorities.
The daily podcast 'Apropos' explores the phenomenon of nihilistic violent extremism, with a guest stating, 'We have never seen anything so terrible.'
Switzerland is experiencing record drought with critically low water levels in rivers and lakes, and current high-pressure weather is expected to exacerbate the problem until the end of September.
The Green party is calling for the Swiss parliament to declare the latest SVP asylum initiative invalid, arguing that it should not be put to a public vote due to its intent to drastically limit the right to asylum.
Despite Switzerland's declining birth rate, the author shares her profound happiness and fulfillment found in motherhood, balancing baby care with sleepless nights.
A story about young love, detailing how Catarina and Denis, both 17, found their first love.
In a speech at the UN, US President Trump openly threatened to annihilate a nation, demonstrating his 'might makes right' approach to global order.
Shortly before her departure, Viola Amherd approved lucrative contracts worth around 1.2 million Swiss francs to the Homburger law firm, which is advising the government on the Ruag fraud scandal.
The city council of Wetzikon is launching an investigation into the leadership style of the city clerk.
