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The news focuses on a range of topics including escalating violence against public transport personnel in Switzerland, rising ski pass prices for the upcoming winter season, a controversial decision allowing apprentices to sleep during tests, a whistleblower's death after revealing Epstein…
Violence on Swiss public transport has escalated, with train attendants reporting an average of 10 attacks per day, leading many colleagues to refrain from filing complaints.
Ski resorts in Switzerland are increasing prices for day passes and season subscriptions for the upcoming winter season, impacting the cost of skiing.
A new policy allows apprentices to sleep during tests, a measure criticized as a 'softening method' by the SVP party, while apprentices are woken up to take their exams.
A whistleblower who uncovered connections to Jeffrey Epstein was found dead, raising questions about whether he received adequate protection.
In the NHL, Moser and Bichsel secured victories, while Niederreiter was not included in the team's roster.
A surgeon has been given a suspended sentence in connection with a scandal involving faulty implants, with the victim seeking justice.
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A $6.5 million luxury yacht caught fire and burned intensely in the harbor of Brindisi, Italy.
A drunk footballer, with a blood alcohol level three times the legal limit, caused a car accident and then fled the scene.
Dashcam footage captured the terrifying moment a bear jumped onto a car in Hokkaido, Japan, causing damage.
A tennis player made mocking remarks towards Novak Djokovic, only for karma to intervene shortly after.
A large rockslide occurred in the Dolomites, Italy, during a rescue operation, with huge masses of rock thundering into the valley.
Images illustrate the record-breaking heatwave experienced in Switzerland during the summer of 2026 and its impact on nature.
A spectator was struck by a tire following a crash during a TCR racing event in Posadas, Argentina.
World-famous violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter played her instrument at the University Hospital Zurich as a therapy for premature babies.
Contrary to popular belief, Sudan is home to the largest number of pyramids globally, surpassing Egypt.
Dzemaili expressed immense admiration for Manzambi, stating he has never witnessed a player of his caliber in the national team.
In a segment titled 'Zappalot', Nicolas Senn visits the Caribbean and introduces the traditional Swiss instrument, the Hackbrett.
During an ice hockey game, Kodytek of Ambris collided forcefully with De La Rose and remained on the ice with an injury.
Ems-Chefin Martullo-Blocher has broken her silence regarding the Porsche scandal, stating she can 'also work in a 911'.
