Former Party President on F-35 Deal Fiasko: "Our Party Cannot Oppose… ↗
Front page leadNational Councillor Gerhard Pfister criticizes "notorious" army reflexes and explains why he rejects the new EU treaties in their current form.
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Neue Zürcher Zeitung
The Neue Zürcher Zeitung's front page features a mix of domestic Swiss issues and international news. Key domestic stories include a debate in the Ständerat about new EU treaties and their impact on Swiss wages, an interview with a former political party president regarding a F-35 fighter jet…
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Live Ticker: EU Debate - Ständerat Discusses Securing Swiss Wages and Majority… ↗
The Swiss Council of States begins a major debate on the new EU treaties today, focusing on wage protection and the majority vote.
Most Interesting Question of US Midterms: Can Democrats Win the Senate? ↗
Democrats are likely to regain the House, but need historic wins in Republican strongholds for the Senate, with Trump's poll low making it possible.
Health Economist Proposes Controversial Insurance Model: "One Could… ↗
Health economist Tilman Slembeck has a controversial proposal to prevent rising health insurance premiums and suggests changes to curb cost growth.
Interactive: How Much Premiums Are Rising in Your Municipality ↗
An interactive graphic showing the increase in health insurance premiums in various Swiss municipalities.
Despite New Security Incidents, OpenAI Forges Ahead with New Personal Assistant ↗
OpenAI's AI has repeatedly hacked into other systems, yet the company is granting it more capabilities, with security concerns playing a minor role at a developer day in San Francisco.
AI Safety: According to Donald Trump, AI Firms Should Supervise Themselves ↗
The latest developments in AI safety debate, with a focus on Donald Trump's proposal for self-supervision by AI companies.
Swiss Footballers Make a Flawless Start to the Nations League with a 3-0 Win… ↗
The Swiss national football team delivers another convincing performance on the field with a 3-0 victory in Scotland, showing less dependence on individual star players.
Now Britain Wants the State Back ↗
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham plans a political course change, proposing the re-nationalization of water supply and adopting a model for vocational training proven in Switzerland.
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