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The Tages-Anzeiger front page features several prominent stories. A top story discusses the debate around raising the retirement age in Switzerland by introducing a longer working life, a proposal gaining traction among the public and parliament but with complex implementation challenges. Another…
A proposal to extend the retirement age by introducing a longer working life is gaining support among the public and in parliament, but its implementation is proving more complicated than it appears.
SVP politician Céline Amaudruz is facing questions about her ability to serve in the federal government while raising young children, a debate that is seen as a mockery to parents struggling with childcare costs and family logistics.
Spusu has become a test winner within two years, with its founder Franz Pichler discussing service, prices, and technology in an interview.
Damir Kocan, 46, has been missing since July 2023. Police are searching for ex-Hells Angel Aydin Mece through 'Aktenzeichen XY,' and confidants of Kocan are now speaking about the case and possible reasons for his disappearance.
Many employees fail in their salary demands because they are too timid and poorly prepared; negotiation coach Gabriele Kaspar reveals tricks for your next salary increase conversation.
Marianne Meier, who lives on 1061 francs per month, states that 'the prejudice hurts the most.'
A report by the Finance Control finds the federal government lacking due to too many interfaces and complicated procedures, with 557 of 1117 pesticide applications received since 2018 still open.
Democratic Representative Ilhan Omar, a long-time target of Donald Trump, has had her house searched; the article explores her identity and the accusations against her.
