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The Neue Zürcher Zeitung front page features a mix of domestic Swiss news and international affairs. Top stories include concerns over Chinese tech companies and Swiss national security, a report on left-wing groups struggling to handle sexual assault allegations internally, an interview with a…
The Swiss government is purchasing new IT equipment, with Lenovo being a potential vendor. However, the head of the Swiss intelligence service has expressed critical concerns about this company.
This report details the challenges faced by left-wing groups in Berne when attempting to internally handle accusations of sexual assault, with one attempt to therapeutically address a perpetrator spiraling out of control.
Cédric Wermuth, co-president of the SP party, expresses his confusion regarding the FDP's stance and argues that while the proposed institutional contract with the EU (Bilateralen III) is not a socialist revolution, it represents a good package for Switzerland.
This commentary by Peter A. Fischer critically examines the proposed Bilateral III agreement with the EU, suggesting it is largely misunderstood.
This report investigates an extensive fraud industry operating from Ukraine, where call centers reportedly generate billions in monthly revenue by scamming individuals in Russia, the US, and Switzerland, with suspicions of collusion from local law enforcement.
The Swiss national football team secured their third Nations League victory with a 2-1 win against Slovenia in Lucerne, bringing them closer to promotion, though the match proved to be their most challenging of the autumn season.
This video examines how the entire Bolsonaro family is involved in the presidential campaign in Brazil, with different members playing crucial roles in support of presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro.
This article discusses who is considered the frontrunner for the succession to Guy Parmelin within the SVP party, and who is not.
