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The Tages-Anzeiger front page features stories on Swiss politics, including a piece on SVP faction leader Thomas Aeschi's potential bid for Federal Council, and an upcoming court decision regarding a love affair between two Federal Judges. It also covers youth protests and riots in Zurich and…
Thomas Aeschi is considered a candidate for the Federal Council, but his behavior is causing discussion. This analysis weighs the pros and cons for the controversial faction leader.
Left-wing extremist groups called for militant protests, leading to hours of rioting in Zurich's District 4, with shop windows and tram shelters damaged. The city police deployed water cannons.
Violent clashes occurred in several German cities following protests by Generation Z, with politicians expressing shock at the 'violent excesses'.
During ongoing protests in France, demonstrators have been seen throwing firebombs at police officers.
Youth protests are occurring across Europe, with concerns that similar sentiments could arise in Switzerland among individuals who feel they have nothing to lose.
The retail company Migros is making the move to a single, large cooperative. The interview discusses how this will be achieved without the current CEO.
Former cycling star Beat Breu, now struggling financially with his circus bistro, reflects on his life filled with ups and downs.
The article analyzes the strategic importance of the new alliance being developed between the EU and Canada, and its potential to include other partners like Japan and South Korea.
The Federal Court will rule on November 5th whether two judges entered into an impermissible 'permanent partnership'. The case is so sensitive that reporting on certain facts has been legally prohibited.
