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The front page of Neue Zürcher Zeitung features several prominent stories, with a significant focus on the aftermath of the October 7th attacks, including a commentary on Hamas's political gains despite military losses, a photo essay on hostages, and a podcast discussing the ongoing conflict…
Militarily, Hamas has lost its war against Israel, but politically, the terror group has achieved its goals, partly due to allies in the West. This commentary reflects on the evolving situation.
This photo essay shows moments of freedom for individuals who were abducted on October 7, 2023.
This report details how Israel is managing to keep its professional football league operational despite the challenges of displaced clubs and long travel distances for fans.
Carolin Bohl, a German student, was murdered after deciding to stay an extra night in a kibbutz, as her grieving mother recounts the loss.
This podcast episode discusses that three years after October 7th, Israel has won some battles but not the war.
The Technorama in Winterthur is undergoing a 60 million franc renovation that will introduce new interactive exhibits, including the ability for visitors to shoot cannons at the facade.
Neutrino researcher Francis Halzen has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics.
The debate on foregoing life-prolonging treatments in old age is reignited due to rising health insurance premiums, presenting an ethical dilemma for doctors and ethicists.
The Defense Minister's attempt to expedite a new air defense system through parliament has failed, and the commentary argues this inaction is negligent given current intelligence.
The Swiss national football team secured a 3-0 victory against North Macedonia, despite showing only one strong half of play.
