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The Tages-Anzeiger front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an interview with a police officer about Halloween riots in Zurich, the FDP president's views on AHV (Swiss pension system) and tax increases, and a profile of a former racing driver. International…
A 32-year-old police officer for the city of Zurich describes the worst-case scenarios during riots, the worries of families at home, and calls on politicians to take action.
Susanne Vincenz-Stauffacher believes it is outrageous that the federal government wants to increase VAT for every new task, and she explains how she would reform the AHV.
Walter Brun recounts his early driving to school at 12, a near-fatal accident on the race track, and a time when his finances were at minus 20 million.
Gerhart Flothow explains how he helps clients resolve deep family conflicts stemming from inheritance disputes and highlights the importance of recognition.
A Zurich-based brand consultant states that 60,000 Francs is sufficient for him, emphasizing that human connection is more important than financial figures.
Born in India, the 45-year-old Democrat Nithya Raman becomes the first Hindu mayor of the Californian metropolis after winning in Los Angeles.
A fellow Republican accuses Pete Hegseth of eight serious misconducts and demands impeachment, though the hurdles are high.
