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The front page of 20 Minuten features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a debate about political stances and friendships, a biohacker's response to criticism, the Swiss National Bank's decision on interest rates, and a severe tiger mosquito infestation in Basel. There…
A community debate is sparked by differing political opinions among friends, leading some to distance themselves, as highlighted by a personal anecdote related to Ed Sheeran.
Biohacker Karina Denglisch addresses mockery regarding her use of a mixed German-English language style, stating that her 'sex drive was gone'.
The Swiss National Bank has decided to keep its key interest rate at its current level, a decision reported with significant reader engagement.
Residents of Basel are experiencing a severe infestation of tiger mosquitoes, with the insects attacking people as soon as they leave their homes.
A 54-year-old technician was dismissed by Swisscom after 38 years of service, reportedly after assisting his neighbor.
Film producer Harvey Weinstein has been sentenced to 15 years in prison following his conviction in New York.
The municipality of Stäfa has issued a warning about blue-green algae in Lake Zurich, advising caution for dogs and swimmers due to poisoning risk.
A former Swiss fighter jet crashed into the Pacific Ocean during a training flight, with no immediate details on the cause or pilot.
