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Front page leadAhead of the midterms, the President must lower beef prices, impacting the livelihoods of cattle ranchers in Wyoming.
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The NZZ front page covers a range of international and domestic news. Top stories include concerns about rising beef prices in the US ahead of the midterms, political tensions in France, Elon Musk's alleged involvement in a Starlink outage in Ukraine, and the ongoing war in Ukraine. Domestically…
Ahead of the midterms, the President must lower beef prices, impacting the livelihoods of cattle ranchers in Wyoming.
The French political party La France insoumise and its supporters have long incited hatred against journalists and media outlets, and the consequences are now apparent.
Following riots in Milan, the Italian rap scene is engaged in a war of words.
New student protests in France raise concerns about a potential escalation of unrest over the weekend.
After criticizing Zelensky, Musk's satellite internet slowed down, raising questions about whether the tech billionaire intentionally enabled a Russian attack wave.
Live updates on the Ukraine war, including Zelensky's acceptance of the current frontline situation and Russian missile attacks on Kyiv.
For the second time, prominent politicians are declining nominations for the Federal Council, a trend that was rare until a few years ago.
An analysis of Thomas Aeschi's potential candidacy for the Swiss Federal Council, given his role as a prominent figure in the SVP party.
Following the withdrawal of National Councillor Franz Grüter from the succession race for Federal Councillor Parmelin, the field of candidates for the vacant seat narrows.
Europe's largest waterfall is currently presenting an unusual sight due to low water levels, which may reveal a long-hidden secret and potentially attract new visitors.