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The Tages-Anzeiger front page features stories on Swiss domestic issues, including federal council discussions on pension financing and the anniversary of a chemical disaster. It also highlights personal finance advice and a profile of a Swiss cliff diver, alongside a story about the fairness…
Federal Councillor Elisabeth Baume-Schneider believes voters will approve the VAT increase, despite poor poll numbers, and criticizes opponents for lacking realistic alternatives.
On the day of the major fire, authorities tried to restore normalcy quickly. The public expressed their anger on the radio.
Fees for pension solutions can significantly reduce returns. Switching to a cheaper provider takes only a few minutes and can substantially increase retirement assets.
Federal Councillor Keller-Sutter warned of the costs of the Fairness Initiative and a major mess, while proponents emphasized it's the only way to achieve justice.
Back pain is one of the most common health problems in Switzerland. Physiotherapist Florian Zimmermann explains what to pay special attention to during training.
The Geneva native is the first Swiss woman to compete in the World Series. Before diving, she counts her sensory impressions – and then risks a concussion and worse. An encounter.
The cantonal government is sending contradictory signals to Bern and is under pressure: Zurich's mayor Raphael Golta and other politicians are demanding clarity.
A physiotherapist discusses common issues in treating back pain.
