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The Tages-Anzeiger front page features a mix of Swiss domestic news including political maneuvering for a federal council seat and a debate on individual taxation, alongside a human-interest story about a young karting sensation and international news regarding Donald Trump's energy policy…
A 5-year-old Swiss karting prodigy, who is a social media star, has been banned from competing for one year, despite her rapid rise attracting attention from Formula 1 drivers and Oscar winners.
The SVP is searching for a successor to Guy Parmelin as Federal Councillor, with candidate suggestions due by October 23rd; some figures are considering candidacies while others have declined.
Sponsored content highlighting how four brands are leading the e-mobility sector in Switzerland, with Joya becoming the largest provider with extensive charging infrastructure and user base.
The Fairness Initiative by 'Die Mitte' party aims to abolish individual taxation, potentially overturning a previous public vote, and this article explains the implications of a 'yes' vote.
An expert explains how e-bikes can be effective training devices, helping riders burn more calories than expected and improve their fitness when used correctly.
A bikefitter discusses the importance of proper posture on a bicycle and states that most cyclists do not have an optimal riding position.
Passengers experienced a chaotic journey on the new European Sleeper night train from Zurich to Brussels, marked by long delays and a lack of announcements, prompting the operator to add service staff.
The UBS subsidiary Bank-now is relocating its headquarters from Horgen to Zurich, bringing 300 employees to the city, which is expected to impact the local municipality's finances.
US President Donald Trump eases sanctions on Russia to lower fuel prices, a move criticized by Ukraine and Democrats as a 'deal with the devil' and a gift to Putin.
