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The Tages-Anzeiger front page features ongoing protests in France with President Macron addressing the nation, alongside stories on a Swiss child abuse case, sexual harassment in small and medium-sized businesses, and leadership changes at Lindt & Sprüngli.
Three months after going public with their story, Iwona and Paula L. have achieved some successes against the authorities but are now facing new difficulties.
In a national address, France's President reacts to the violent scenes in the country's cities and declares a firm stance.
Amidst ongoing protests and looting in Paris, President Macron refuses to accept the resignation of his Interior Minister.
France has a history of chaotic demonstrations, but the current wave of protests represents a significant escalation and a watershed moment.
Nearly half of all women face sexual harassment at work, and small and medium-sized businesses are often ill-equipped to handle it, leading to the need for external assistance.
A large portion of educational spending is invested before teaching begins, including salaries, school buildings, and administrative work. An analysis explores the costs of primary education and potential savings.
In a surprising move, the board of Lindt & Sprüngli is parting ways with CEO Adalbert Lechner, bringing back a former manager in an interim capacity.
