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The Tages-Anzeiger front page features political maneuvering within the Swiss Federal Council regarding potential department changes, concerns about the army's preparedness linked to the war material law, a financial report on a company whose batteries caused fires in Winterthur leading to…
Following Parmelin's departure, some conservatives aim to prevent the economics department from going to an SP Federal Councillor for the first time, suggesting Albert Rösti might switch departments. Rösti states the entire Federal Council will make the final decision.
VBS Chief on the War Material Law: The army, as currently planned, would become obsolete if the law is rejected, according to Martin Pfister.
It has now emerged why there was a fire in Winterthur three years ago: reconditioned batteries were to blame. An expert weighs in on whether they are more dangerous than new ones.
Following the Democrats' victory, the Nasdaq is experiencing its worst day in a year and a half, with stocks like Tesla and Nvidia crashing as investors fear stricter AI regulation.
Our author Martin Jenni recommends seven restaurants in Switzerland that serve excellent fondue, especially timely after a long summer.
Tips for making the perfect fondue from master cheesemaker Mike Glauser.
Ice hockey national coach Jan Cadieux, who doesn't read newspapers and speaks four languages, is a poor loser. He discusses 15 moves, eating insects, and what he would do as a woman in a questionnaire.
Föhn winds are expected in the Alps on Sunday, and next week will be milder with no snow in the lowlands. The article explores the reasons behind the persistent weather pattern.
