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Front page leadThe AfD is the political equivalent of currywurst with fries: fatty, unhealthy, but filling. However, the CDU and SPD no longer appeal to Germans.
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The AfD is the political equivalent of currywurst with fries: fatty, unhealthy, but filling. However, the CDU and SPD no longer appeal to Germans.
The Ukrainian president is not under pressure from the US for the first time. However, in the current crisis, he is reacting differently than before and daring open resistance against Trump.
Trump is making himself a tool of the Kremlin.
The 'ridiculous' diesel deal and Starlink restriction: Trump is once again pushing an EU summit forward.
Data centers are packed with equipment and inventions from Switzerland. NZZ presents the companies that are making the AI boom possible – and benefiting from it.
The tunnel will burden the city district. Residents consider it oversized. The Zurich transport association warns of bottlenecks without the expansion.
Jürg Grossen considers Albert Rösti's postal reform to be timid. He wants to remove A-Post from basic services, reduce branches, and privatize Postfinance.
The oldest generation in the US is becoming wealthier and more powerful, while many younger people can hardly save any money. Politics must offer them more opportunities again by consolidating the state budget – and allowing more home construction.
The successor to Guy Parmelin in the Federal Council is being sought.