UNRWA Chief Recounts His Struggle ↗
Front page leadPhilippe Lazzarini, head of the UNRWA, recounts his fight and states that resigning would have meant handing victory to adversaries.
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The news from Le Temps covers a range of international and domestic topics. Key international stories include a report on the struggles of truckers in America due to diesel prices and a Russian strike hitting a bridge in Kyiv. Domestically, the paper features an article on UBS, a court case in…
Philippe Lazzarini, head of the UNRWA, recounts his fight and states that resigning would have meant handing victory to adversaries.
Truckers in America are suffering from unprecedented diesel price increases, impacting the U.S. economy. A report from a Pennsylvania truck stop details their struggles.
An analysis questions whether UBS, the Swiss bank, is too intrinsically Swiss to be successfully sold.
A person in Lausanne has been sentenced to four and a half years in prison for their unwavering support of a friend's selfish and cruel plan.
A significant bridge in Kyiv has been targeted and damaged in a Russian attack.
A French highway project, involving massive deforestation and police repression, is causing controversy that extends even into Switzerland.
Sandoz is making significant investments in its Slovenian facility, which has become a crucial base for the Swiss pharmaceutical company's future growth.
An inside look into the world of high-stakes watch auctions, accompanied by an enigmatic figure known as Mr. X.
A theatrical production of Friedrich Dürrenmatt's 'The Visit of the Old Lady,' directed by Omar Porras, is being staged in Renens and other Swiss cities, described as unusually mischievous.
An opinion piece questions Switzerland's current state of involvement or position concerning global conflicts.
An opinion piece discusses the disconnect between elected officials and the general public, portraying a 'parliamentary bubble' that isolates them from the people.
An editorial argues against underestimating the political influence and capabilities of Guy Parmelin.
Fribourg State Councillor Olivier Curty discusses the bilateral agreements, stating they are not fundamentally tied to the issue of federalism.
Students at the Foundation Forpro campus in Geneva are experiencing doubts and uncertainty after completing their compulsory education.