Now the SVP has a women's problem ↗
Front page leadWith only one female candidate among eight men vying for Guy Parmelin's Federal Council seat, the SVP party risks alienating female voters.
Switzerland
The Tages-Anzeiger front page features a prominent analysis of the Swiss Federal Council election, highlighting a potential 'women's problem' within the SVP party due to a lack of female candidates. Other top stories include an interview with ski star Marco Odermatt, a look at the ongoing protests…
With only one female candidate among eight men vying for Guy Parmelin's Federal Council seat, the SVP party risks alienating female voters.
An analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of all candidates vying to replace Guy Parmelin in the Federal Council.
A podcast discussion predicting the outcome of the Federal Council election, with one commentator confidently betting against a specific prediction.
In a pre-season interview, ski star Marco Odermatt shares his opinions on competitors, issues in Wengen, and annoying fans.
After the day-trippers leave, historic alpine villages reveal their charm with evening lights, regional cuisine, and wellness offers.
Gymnasium students are protesting alongside farmers in France, fueled by widespread anger. A visit to Alsace with two farmers explains the country's situation.
Sleep, nutrition, and individual routines significantly boost performance, but athletes often neglect proper recovery, as explained by a sports scientist.
Tips on how athletes can effectively perform self-massage techniques to aid in relaxation and recovery.
Despite low approval ratings in polls, Federal Councillor Rösti remained calm during an SRF Arena discussion about the fireworks initiative, which featured provocative questions.
Beppe Savary-Borioli recounts his experience as an emergency doctor at the Gotthard Tunnel fire in 2001, which resulted in 11 deaths and many psychological injuries.