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The Swiss Federal Council begins a major debate on new EU treaties, with the SVP politician Chiesa criticizing the relationship as 'colonial', while the majority deems the treaties necessary for continued bilateral relations.
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov mocks Germany in a conversation with Johann Wadephul, but the meeting itself is deemed correct and essential for diplomacy, despite prevailing populism.
Polls show Benjamin Netanyahu trailing his challenger Gadi Eisenkot, and the Prime Minister is unpopular, but he should not be written off yet.
A farmer's call led to the arrest of five men near a British airbase used by the US for operations in Iran, possibly thwarting a terror attack. The men have since been released on bail.
SpaceX's Starship successfully reached Earth orbit for the first time, deploying next-generation Starlink satellites, though it had to land early.
The canton of Zurich is set to significantly increase investment in cycling path expansion, despite resistance from bourgeois parties, with a proposal to invest 30 million francs annually.
A live ticker provides updates on the ongoing debate in the Swiss Federal Council about the new EU treaties, covering various aspects including political discussions and public reactions.
This article explains the details of the new EU treaties being decided by the Federal Council, providing comprehensive information about the significant debate.