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The Neue Zürcher Zeitung front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top international stories include the aftermath of riots in Paris and political reactions to violence in Milan. Domestically, the paper covers the introduction of student protests in Switzerland, potential…
Three days after severe riots, Paris still bears the scars of violence, but students show no signs of resignation and continue to fight, dreaming of a different society.
Viral videos from France show shop owners fighting back against looters.
The Swiss Young Socialists are initiating student protests within the country.
Italian politicians from left to right are overwhelmed by the outbreak of violence in Milan, having focused on abstract issues instead of preparedness.
Newly elected politicians face pressure to deliver results, a situation described as the 'Zalando mentality' impacting democracy.
Mark Dittli, co-founder of the digital finance magazine 'The Market', will succeed Eric Gujer as editor-in-chief of NZZ starting February 1, 2027.
Author Martin Weiss describes Zurich 500 years ago as a theocracy and an international hotspot with an English-speaking community, based on the Murer city plan.
Jean-Pierre Gallati, a former politician known for his sharp rhetoric, is considered a strong candidate for a Federal Council nomination following several rejections.
The article provides an overview of candidates who could succeed Guy Parmelin in the Federal Council, noting that Pascal Schmid has also declined nomination.
Alice Schwarzer announces that her magazine 'Emma' will be discontinued after 50 years, citing exhaustion.
