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The front page of Neue Zürcher Zeitung features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a commentary on trust in the Swiss state, controversy surrounding Donald Trump's use of taxpayer money for self-promotion, and an alleged rape incident at Cornell University. International…
Switzerland's founding principles incorporated citizen mistrust of institutions, contributing to high trust in the state. However, doubts have grown in recent years, suggesting a need for a culture of error.
Promotional films aimed to show Americans the country's prosperity under Donald Trump, but the message is threatened by the fact that the American president initially charged taxpayers for his campaign.
Seven students allegedly drugged and raped a young woman at a US elite university. Thousands are now protesting the university's handling of the accusations, and President Trump has also commented.
Many ancient papyrus documents are fragmented, and their completion is laborious, especially with significant missing parts. An AI has no problems with this task.
The largely destroyed Gaza Strip remains a war zone with little prospect of improvement. An increasing number of Palestinians are turning away from Hamas. Two of them report.
Three years ago, Hamas terrorists outsmarted Israel's multi-million dollar high-tech defense system. The article explains how they managed to do it.
How worth living is a life shadowed by encroaching darkness? Two Swiss documentary films follow people losing their memory but insisting on their dignity.
Student protests are occurring in France, raising concerns about potential escalation.
