SP's Meyer Fiercely Criticizes War Materials Law in 'Arena' Debate ↗
Front page leadIn the SRF Arena, SP politician Meyer sharply criticized the proposed loosening of the war materials law, calling it a 'pro-Putin law'.
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In the SRF Arena, SP politician Meyer sharply criticized the proposed loosening of the war materials law, calling it a 'pro-Putin law'.
A collection of the week's best political cartoons, reflecting on current events.
The article details which metropolitan areas the Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) plans to serve in the future and provides an update on the London train service.
The Democratic party is regaining its cool image by embracing a 'masculine but not macho' identity.
After his life was once on the line due to a heart operation, Maximilian Streule is set to make his debut for the Swiss national ice hockey team.
A family has received substantial donations following a tragic incident involving poisoned horses.
A traffic jam occurred on the A1 motorway due to a car fire that followed an accident.
Donald Trump and Chris Blanche have withdrawn from a dispute concerning voters in California.
Hugo Stamm's sect blog argues that the perceived moral superiority of religious individuals is a fallacy.
The article examines the rates of completion for apprenticeships, high school diplomas (Matura), and bachelor's degrees in Switzerland, identifying those who succeed and those who do not.
A promotional article advising readers on the importance of proactively managing their retirement savings.
A debate about the European Union at a gymnasium in Lucerne escalated, with politician Thomas Aeschi reportedly leaving the discussion.
A banking collapse has plunged Paraguay into a severe crisis, leading to the removal of the president.
Highlights from sports news include NBA player Kyshawn George scoring 33 points and Muheim scoring a remarkable goal.
The United States is offering a reward of up to $20 million for information regarding Iran's nuclear program.
An armed man, who reportedly intended to kill Donald Trump, has been arrested near the White House.
Klaus Zaugg identifies the top 10 winners and losers of the autumn season in the National League, from Rodwin Dionicio to Reto Berra.
Susie Wiles, who served as Donald Trump's chief of staff, has announced her resignation.
Sebastián Lelio, a celebrated Chilean film director, has passed away at the age of 52.
Protests are occurring against the construction of new data centers, with actions reported in Amsterdam and Beringen, Switzerland.
The Matterhorn and 99 other significant geological sites have been added to an exclusive heritage list.
An analysis exploring the reasons why opinion polls underestimated the performance of the Democrats in the US midterms.
The election results in New Zealand are anticipated to be very close.
A brief report indicating missile attacks by Russian forces.