Zurich's largest cemetery becomes a park. Does anyone still mourn here? ↗
Front page leadThe largest cemetery in Zurich, Sihlfeld, is being transformed into a park, raising questions about mourning practices and the future of urban green spaces.
Switzerland
The news front page features a mix of domestic Swiss stories including changes to a cemetery in Zurich, AI impacting authorities, and a secret service book being halted, alongside international news. Major international coverage focuses on riots in Germany and the upcoming US midterm elections…
The largest cemetery in Zurich, Sihlfeld, is being transformed into a park, raising questions about mourning practices and the future of urban green spaces.
Riots have broken out in Zurich and Basel, involving burning barricades and police using rubber bullets in response to the unrest.
The increasing volume of inquiries generated by artificial intelligence is overwhelming Swiss authorities, as reported in the Sunday News.
A collection of 21 images is presented, designed to bring a sense of peace and order to those who appreciate tidiness.
The Swiss secret service has spent 95,000 francs on a book, only to later decide to halt its publication.
Several new changes and regulations are set to take effect across Switzerland on November 1st.
Lawyer Valentin Landmann is involved in a legal dispute with former partners concerning financial matters and the use of his name.
An opinion piece suggests that Swiss people have lost a crucial survival reflex due to excessive abundance.
Following riots in Germany, officials have expressed shock at the extent of the violence.
The US social agency sent out a mail praising President Trump just before the midterm elections.
A Democratic official in Iowa has reportedly refused to cast her vote for her party's own Senate candidate.
The Republican party is significantly increasing its advertising spending in the final stretch before the elections.
Four Democratic politicians are highlighted as having significant potential to influence policy in Washington following the elections.
The FBI has identified North Korea as being responsible for a massive cryptocurrency theft amounting to billions of dollars.
A group of 24 victims is calling for the forced administration or liquidation of the Crans-Montana resort.
Model Heidi Klum showcased her Halloween costume, transforming into a severed hand.
A Halloween-themed fictional story titled 'The Last Verdict' is featured.
In a hockey match, Roman Josi emerged victorious in a contest against another Swiss defenseman.
There have been reports of needles being found inside Halloween candies distributed in Germany.
In a Bundesliga match, Bayern Munich's missed opportunities allowed Borussia Dortmund to secure a point with a late goal.