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The Tages-Anzeiger front page features a mix of domestic Swiss news including political interviews, a domestic violence incident, and discussions on renewable energy, alongside international news concerning US midterms and military actions. Financial advice and cultural news are also present.
SVP Vice-President Magdalena Martullo-Blocher, head of the SVP's campaign against the EU contract package, accuses supporters of the treaties and outlines her differing approach from her father.
A man held his partner captive in his car during a journey to and from Graubünden, intending to discuss 'his topics,' and broke her finger.
Due to renovation deadlines, the owners of six houses decided to replace their central electric heating systems with heat pumps, with one owner explaining the project's process.
St. Gallen's national councilor Esther Friedli, a top contender to succeed SVP Federal Councilor Guy Parmelin, faces a conflict of interest if her husband sits on the selection committee.
An overview of the US midterm elections, covering who and what is being voted on, key races, and potential outcomes if Democrats win.
US military personnel have withdrawn all B-1 bombers from RAF Fairford to the USA overnight, potentially impacting the US-UK relationship.
Triathlete Alanis Siffert, who has celiac disease, competes and aims to break records despite her autoimmune condition.
Actress Judith Bach, who struggled in acting school, is honored with the Salzburg Bull and expresses her desire to become Swiss.
This article provides advice on how to organize finances and build savings by addressing high fees, unused subscriptions, and late payment penalties in Swiss households.
A person earning 10,500 Swiss francs gross states that salary is not the primary factor for them.
