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The Tages-Anzeiger front page features a mix of domestic Swiss issues and international news. Top stories include reflections on lessons learned from a 2001 disaster, a delay in the investigation of a fire in Crans-Montana, and a discussion on AI data privacy. International news covers a potential…
25 years after a disaster in 2001, individuals reflect on whether Switzerland's self-importance has changed, recalling traumatic events and expressing shame about the country's actions.
An editorial reflecting on recurring disasters and the lessons learned, or not learned, from past events.
The US President is turning away from Ukraine, blaming President Zelenskyy for high fuel prices and suggesting a deal with Putin.
ChatGPT and similar technologies are shaping our lives, raising questions about data collection and privacy. This sponsored content offers advice on using AI while maintaining control.
The scientific investigation into the cause of the fire in Crans-Montana is delayed by at least six months, as crucial evidence has disappeared.
Beatrice Egli was the first Swiss solo artist to fill the country's largest arena, performing pop-schlager music with personal stories and unwavering optimism.
To manage traffic, the federal government is testing over 120 traffic lights at highway entrances, deliberately accepting traffic jams, and has not involved affected cantons.
Comedian Lorenz Keiser found a new life in Bali with his own billiard hall and beachfront villa, recounting his culture shock, failed business ideas, and embarrassing expat experiences.
With darkness falling earlier, this article offers twelve tips to create a cozy atmosphere in your home, making staying indoors more enjoyable.
André Rüegsegger, the SVP's preferred candidate from Central Switzerland, aims to become the first Federal Councillor from his canton, but is little known outside it.
