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The NZZ front page features a mix of international conflict news, including Russia's ongoing war against Ukraine and commentary on Putin's strategy. Domestic Swiss politics are also covered with speculation on ministerial appointments. Other stories include an interview with Iranian Nobel laureate…
Russia's terror against Ukraine has reached a new level, with the apparent goal of making cities like Kyiv uninhabitable. In this situation, Ukraine urgently needs more Western aid for its defense.
The article discusses how television in Russia portrays the ongoing conflict.
A live ticker reports on developments in the Ukraine war, including an attack with 650 drones on Moscow and a death in an air raid on Kharkiv.
Beat Jans could be the first Social Democrat in the Economics Department, while the SVP is eyeing the Department of Justice and Police. The article examines the political room for maneuver for the new ministers and whether the Federal Council could prevent such a reshuffle.
Before his departure, Federal Councillor Guy Parmelin makes a review of his trade policy during his visit to India.
Narges Mohammadi, who spent over a decade in Iranian prisons, shares her story from Tehran, aware of her uncertain freedom. Her autobiography is reportedly smuggled.
The executed murderer was supposed to die painlessly, but is now on a ventilator in the hospital. Experts explain the failed execution.
The disturbing case of Christa Pike demonstrates that there is no humane death penalty, even in the United States.
Many men wish to work part-time, but only one in ten dares to take the step. The medical profession, however, appears to be undergoing a cultural shift.
An article exploring the risks and facts surrounding a possible lab accident involving plague bacteria.
