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The Neue Zürcher Zeitung front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include an analysis of social unrest in France, an interview with the outgoing Migros CEO regarding the company's restructuring and potential job losses, and Russia's struggles to expand its…
Riots in France serve as a warning that the welfare state is failing and fostering violence, suggesting a need for a new spirit across Europe as citizens become increasingly dissatisfied despite state financial support.
The CEO of Migros, Mario Irminger, discusses the company's radical simplification plan and addresses concerns about potential job losses, stating that reported figures are inaccurate and not in the thousands.
Migros CEO Mario Irminger is stepping down after implementing a radical restructuring that has left the company facing an identity crisis.
Despite receiving African representatives and touting Russia as a natural ally, Moscow's successes in Africa, both militarily and economically, remain limited.
Pulitzer Prize winner Caroline Fraser offers a theory in her book about the disappearance of young women in the Seattle area during her childhood, exploring the factors that contributed to numerous serial murders.
Hulda Zumsteg transformed the 'Kronenhalle' into a hub for art and glamour, and her life story is now being retold.
The world's largest digital currency exchange, Binance, managed to freeze about half of the stolen funds, with traces of the cyberattack leading to North Korea.
Tech giants Amazon and Alphabet have failed to meet investor expectations in the current artificial intelligence era.
