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The Tages-Anzeiger front page features several stories, with a strong focus on the aftermath of a catastrophe in Crans-Montana, detailing the experiences of young victims and the trauma they endured. Other prominent stories include a debate on Swiss arms exports, the benefits of exercise for…
On New Year's Eve, diverse young people, including private school students, guest workers, and local boys, met in Crans-Montana. This report recounts who they were and how they experienced their final moments.
The canton of Wallis is refusing financial assistance to several survivors of the Crans-Montana catastrophe, deeming their injuries not severe enough.
This is the story of the young victims of the tragedy in Crans-Montana.
Sports scientist Stefan Schneider, who keeps astronauts fit in space, explains why exercise makes us happier and smarter, and what motivates even the least active individuals.
Children are more stressed than in the past, and this article explores how sports can help combat this, and how it might not.
In a debate over the War Material Act, Guy Parmelin, Mattea Meyer, and Marianne Binder clashed over Ukraine aid and the potential for Swiss weapons to end up with unjust regimes.
Pablo Hernández de Cos, a potential candidate for ECB president, warns against financial complacency and an AI bubble.
Abandoning allies is politics' oldest reflex; while it happens openly in the US, in Switzerland, such power plays are often disguised with euphemisms.
Numerous former football stars played in Zurich on Friday evening, treating the audience to nine goals. This is how the 'Zurich All Star Game' unfolded.
