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The front page of Tages-Anzeiger features stories on pesticide contamination in Swiss groundwater, Swiss involvement in protests in France and Italy, upcoming turbulent weather in Switzerland, and a local story about the Leutschenbach housing estate in Zurich. Financial advice on investments and…
According to the Federal Office, pesticides and their breakdown products significantly contaminate groundwater in Switzerland. Detailed data now shows for the first time in which municipalities the problem is greatest.
Swiss individuals, including the Vice President of the Young Socialists, participated in demonstrations in France. A youth strike is planned for several Swiss cities on November 20.
A popular secondhand trading platform has removed items suspected to be stolen during the protests in France.
A commentary suggests that the recent riots in Italy should not be simply dismissed as youthful indiscretion.
Atlantic low-pressure systems will dominate Switzerland's weather this week, bringing snow to the mountains on Wednesday and strong winds to the Mittelland on Friday.
Many expats live in the Leutschenbach settlement, where bread costs 16 francs, and residents hope the neighborhood will become more vibrant. Fifteen years after construction began, extremes dominate Leutschenbach.
Money in a bank account loses value daily. The article explains how to make more of your money without leaving your comfort zone.
A head chef in St. Gallen earns 5150 Swiss francs per month and shares her experiences.
The singer and presenter Sandra Studer discusses her relationship with sports, including how she knitted out of boredom at ice hockey games as a child and had tantrums on her bicycle.
