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The Tages-Anzeiger front page features stories on a convicted sexual offender and former TV personality, recent riots in Swiss cities, a politician's bid for a federal council seat, and the job creation potential of artificial intelligence. It also includes a report on the US midterm elections and…
A new book reveals that TV personality Hans Jucker was convicted in 1971 for sexual assaults on five youths, admitting guilt but downplaying the harm, stating the boys were already 'depraved'. One victim shares his story.
Following weekend riots in Basel and Zurich, a radicalization expert explains why such violence could harm the upcoming youth climate strike.
Lisa Mazzone, president of the Green Party, announces her candidacy for the National and Ständerat elections in Geneva in 2027, emphasizing the party's ambition for a federal council seat.
Despite fears of job displacement, artificial intelligence is creating new jobs and making existing ones more interesting, with three pioneering companies offering insights into this trend.
Millions of voters are casting their ballots in the US midterm elections, with Democrats aiming to leverage momentum for a congressional majority, despite a recent scandal within their ranks in Michigan.
Krogerus & Tschäppeler discuss life paths and strategies for avoiding misfortune.
Dominique Blickenstorfer, who claims to be highly gifted, relies on disability benefits and is now advocating for others in similar situations.
