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The front page of Tages-Anzeiger features stories on the dramatic loss of Swiss glaciers due to climate change, a Flydubai flight narrowly escaping a potential hijacking, a political debate in Switzerland about banning imported ritually slaughtered meat, and the neurological reasons behind teenage…
Swiss glaciers have lost 5.5% of their ice volume, with most glaciers lost regardless of future greenhouse gas emissions, visualizing the immense melting over the past 180 years.
Approximately 180 passengers on a Flydubai flight to Tel Aviv likely avoided a hijacking, with Israel's government calling it terror and investigations ongoing in Saudi Arabia where the plane made an emergency landing.
A Swiss politician is questioning the special Swiss rule for importing ritually slaughtered meat, while Jewish and Muslim associations warn of an infringement on religious freedom.
Adolescence is characterized by moodiness, rebelliousness, and risk-taking, with neuroscience explaining the brain processes behind these behaviors, highlighting puberty as a biological marvel.
Increasingly, Republicans are distancing themselves from Donald Trump, fearing he could harm them more than help, especially as he attempts to become the central figure before the midterm elections.
This week's curious sports stories include a national team player wearing his jersey adorned with diamonds, a masseur filling a gap, and a tasteless urination celebration.
Christa Pike, the first woman scheduled for execution in Tennessee in over 200 years, survived two lethal injections, leading the state to temporarily suspend executions.
The Zurich Film Festival's ticket prices have significantly increased, with events featuring stars costing up to 119 francs and festival passes over 50% more expensive than last year.
The Swiss Council of States has approved all federal decisions in the stabilization package concerning the EU treaties, following extensive debate.
After a marathon debate, the Swiss Council of States has raised the hurdles for EU treaties, yet proponents feel they are gaining momentum.
