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23:30 31 points after 13 rounds: Kick it like Bertone: We can now believe in this FC Thun (derBund, BZ)
With a potential goal of the year, Leonardo Bertone scores the winner for the leader. The Oberland team wins 1-0 in a match where they were largely outplayed.
23:08 U-21 Coach: Mario Cantaluppi leaves FC Basel (BaZ)
The 51-year-old is set to take over the U-21 team of FC Winterthur starting Monday. The successor in Basel is not yet known.
23:05 Astrology: Pisces Horoscope for November 9, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
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23:05 Astrology: Aquarius Horoscope for November 9, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
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23:05 Astrology: Capricorn Horoscope for November 9, 2025 (24heures, TdG)
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23:05 Astrology: Sagittarius Horoscope for November 9, 2025 (24heures, TdG)
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23:05 Astrology: Scorpio Horoscope for November 9, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
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23:05 Astrology: Balance Horoscope for November 9, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
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21:55 Family drama in Lausanne: man jumps to his death – wife found dead in apartment (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, derBund, BaZ)
On Saturday morning, the police discovered a body on the street in Lausanne, followed by another in the apartment above.
21:47 WTA Finals: Rybakina defeats Sabalenka and secures the title (BZ, derBund)
The Kazakh defeats Aryna Sabalenka in the final in two sets and celebrates her first triumph at the WTA Finals.
21:45 Räbechilbi Richterswil: Here are the most beautiful pictures (TagesAnzeiger)
20,000 visitors attended this year's light parade. The festival is at capacity - the organizers are announcing adjustments.
21:24 On the A1 motorway in Wileroltigen: Bern cantonal police checked 66 vehicles (BZ)
The targeted check took place on the night from Friday to Saturday. This resulted in charges for driving without a license and violations of drug laws.
21:12 Qualifying in São Paulo: Norris starts from pole position – Verstappen only in 16th place (BZ, derBund)
Lando Norris starts the Formula 1 race in Brazil from pole position. Max Verstappen has to mount a comeback after qualifying in 16th place.
20:56 Surprise in the Challenge League: bottom-placed Bellinzona trounces leader Aarau (derBund, BZ)
FC Aarau suffers a 1:5 defeat against Bellinzona, which had previously not won. The chasing Vaduz could close the gap to three points on Sunday.
20:47 King of the thriller: A childhood haunted by violence by Jean-Christophe Grangé (TdG, 24heures)
In his twentieth book, completely autobiographical, the master of French thriller talks about a childhood haunted, among other things, by the madness of his father. And how he managed to get out of it.
20:13 Draw against the leader: Xhaka and Sunderland fight for a draw against Arsenal (BZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
The Swiss captain leads his team to a point gain against Arsenal. The equalizer comes only in stoppage time.
19:55 Suddenly partner of the gangsta rapper: "A frightening development" (BaZ, BZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger)
Dubious websites are reinventing the love life of a Swiss journalist, defaming a reporter as a pedophile, and believing Ruth Dreifuss is dead. A quest in a world of overwhelmed chatbots and helpless victims.
19:55 Family hit hard in Lausanne: A tragedy causes two deaths in the Bel-Air complex (24heures, TdG)
A man jumped from his apartment on the side of Geneva Street. Another person was found dead in the residence.
19:52 Chemical substances: Your child probably has pollutants in their blood (24heures, TdG)
Researchers in Spain found PFAS in 97% of tested youths. These substances come from everyday products like pans or textiles.
19:51 Work accident in Vaud: farmer caught by tractor mechanism dies (derBund, BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
The 57-year-old died on Friday after an accident in Saint-Livres. His sleeve had gotten caught in the power take-off connecting his tractor to the trailer.
19:30 Police seeks witnesses: assault on a teenager in Köniz - a man with a dog came to her aid (BZ, derBund)
A teenager was assaulted on Friday afternoon near the school on Kirchstrasse by a young man. Another man, with a dog, intervened.
19:18 Event in Geneva: At the Automnales, Jedi mingle with felines and charlatans (24heures, TdG)
The traditional fair at Palexpo mixes genres and audiences. Unusual encounters.
19:15 Super League live: Servette, in trouble, has already been saved twice from a penalty by VAR (TdG)
The Grenat host the Thun team at the Stade de Genève. After the defeat in Winterthur, a reaction is expected to get back on the right track.
19:01 Pets: Is adopting a cat after 70 a good or bad idea? (TdG, 24heures)
After 70, many seniors feel the need for companionship and affection in their daily lives. Is it really a good idea to welcome a cat when you are a senior?
19:00 Fat tissue produces estrogens: childhood obesity shortens penis length by up to 1.9 centimeters (derBund, BaZ, BZ, TagesAnzeiger)
Excess fat tissue in boys can lead to a shorter penis. How to avoid these and less harmless consequences of obesity.
19:00 Business with healthy cocoa: Unexpected duo: Dieter Meier's chocolate by-product is now turned into pills (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ, derBund)
The market for healthy cocoa products is trending, and musician Dieter Meier is getting involved. His company supplies the raw material for the cocoa tablets of the pharmaceutical company Zeller by Georg Boonen.
19:00 UNESCO World Heritage in Syria: The images of the destroyed Palmyra went around the world. Now experts in Switzerland are discussing the restoration (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, BZ, derBund)
Archaeologists, officials, and museum professionals are discussing for the first time since the fall of the Assad regime about the reconstruction of the archaeological site.
19:00 Servette - FC Thun live: Will FC Thun continue its winning streak? (derBund, BZ)
In the last five matches, the Bernese have won every time. The game against Servette is now live in the ticker.
18:12 MotoGP: Alex Marquez wins the sprint in Portugal (24heures, TdG)
The Spaniard triumphed on Sunday in the 21st of 22 races of the season. He will secure second place in the championship, behind his brother Marc.
18:08 Dispute at "Eisenbahn-Revue": Canton Bern cancels subscription because editor-in-chief refuses to apologize for his stance on gendering (BZ, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, derBund)
The head of the Bähnler magazine explained in a post why he does not use gendered language, much to the dismay of Christian Aebis, head of the cantonal public transport office. Now even a government councilor from the SVP is siding with Aebis.
17:36 A Vaud region in mourning: The drama that struck Sainte-Croix shocks Pascal Broulis (TdG, 24heures)
The PLR senator lives in the municipality affected by the horrific death of one of its residents, whose body was found cut in half in France. He speaks of the victim's commitment.
17:34 Work accident: A farmer dies after being caught by a tractor in Saint-Livres (TdG, 24heures)
A 57-year-old man lost his life on Friday at his farm. His sleeve got caught in the power take-off connecting his tractor and trailer.
17:33 Deaths and hundreds injured: Tornado nearly completely destroys a small Brazilian town (derBund, BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
A storm has severely hit Rio Bonito do Iguaçu in southern Brazil. So far, six deaths and over 430 injuries have been reported.
17:30 British monarchy: Charles III hands over to William (TdG, 24heures)
Weak from illness, the king increasingly delegates official responsibilities to the Prince of Wales. A tense handover of the scepter: father and son have different visions of the monarchy.
17:24 Drama narrowly avoided: She saves her daughter from drowning by diving into a sewer (TdG, 24heures)
The cover of an unlocked manhole gave way under the weight of two children playing in Fislisbach (AG). The 18-month-old girl was not breathing when her mother pulled her to the surface.
17:22 Mandatory German Test: The Best Asian Chefs in the World Expelled (24heures, TdG)
Recruited in 2022 by the Bürgenstock (NW), Vilai and Virat Kanjan, Thai twins celebrated with 16 Gault & Millau points, were forced to leave after three failures in the language test.
17:19 Drama in Corsica: Swiss man killed on a beach after a dispute over a dog (TdG, 24heures)
Five young people have been charged after the murder of a homeless Swiss man in his sixties in Biguglia. A simple argument over an animal escalated into a fatal lynching.
17:08 High-flying plans in Oberaargau: Bernese start-up aims to develop a practical electric aircraft (derBund, BZ)
A young company wants to develop an electric light aircraft in Oberaargau that can fly longer than current electric planes. The plans are ambitious.
17:05 Reply to Andreas Kunz: Climate? Let's Call It Home (BZ, derBund)
The climate issue is over, the new realism is good, has been read in various forms in recent days. This is factually – and scientifically – incorrect, writes green National Councilor Aline Trede.
16:58 COP 30 in Belém: "We need an emergency plan": This is what the world is negotiating in Brazil (BaZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
At the UN climate conference, starting Monday, a feat is to be achieved: progress in the fight against global warming, even though all signs point to regression. It's not entirely impossible.
16:50 Bundesliga: Kane saves Bayern, Kobel's BVB squanders victory against HSV (derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
FC Bayern Munich narrowly escapes its first loss of the season against Union Berlin. Meanwhile, Gregor Kobel's BVB squanders the victory in stoppage time.
16:32 Labor market: The Confederation drives foreigners away to the private sector (TdG, 24heures)
The Swiss economy relies on foreign labor, but the federal administration employs few. This is due to working conditions that are too favorable for the Swiss.
16:22 Swiss Team: Noah Okafor criticizes the lack of consideration from Murat Yakin (24heures, TdG)
The Leeds player was not selected for the decisive match against Sweden. He criticizes the lack of communication from the Swiss Football Association.
16:16 Wild ride at Shoppyland: driver goes on the wrong side near Schönbühl (derBund, BZ)
A man drove on the wrong side multiple times near Shoppyland in June. Several drivers had to slam on their brakes to prevent collisions.
16:16 Comic: When Paper Heroes Try the Rock'n'Roll Attitude (TdG, 24heures)
The heroes and legends of rock history have become an endless source of stories and graphic creativity for comics.
15:58 After the elections in the USA: Trump has lost – rightly so (BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
The elections in New York, Virginia, and New Jersey are a warning sign: if the US president does not take inflation seriously, he is history.
15:49 Young Irishman in court: The bus was full, so he stole one and drove home (BaZ, BZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
A 24-year-old drove late at night in a stolen vehicle from Letterkenny to Dublin, a distance of 237 kilometers. He has now been sentenced.
15:33 Tradition in the Jura: Ajoie welcomes thousands of guests to celebrate Saint Martin (TdG, 24heures)
The emblematic festival dedicated to the pig continues this Sunday. A gargantuan menu and good cheer contribute to its success.
15:28 Ideas for home improvement: Ten surprising tips for your house (TdG, 24heures)
It is not always necessary to undertake major renovations; sometimes, a surprising idea is enough to give your home a fresh look.
15:24 Manhunt in Aargau: Unknown assailant robs Migros in Villmergen with a knife (TagesAnzeiger)
An unknown individual threatened an employee of the store on Saturday and demanded cash. The cantonal police are searching for the man.
15:23 Sprint race in Brazil: Norris extends championship lead, Piastri crashes (derBund, BZ)
Lando Norris wins the sprint race in Brazil ahead of the two Mercedes. Pursuer Piastri crashes in the sixth lap.
15:23 "Äxtrawurscht" at the Fauteuil Theater: Racism ignites in the barbecue dispute (BaZ)
At the premiere of the comedy, some found it hard to laugh. The play sharply mocks xenophobia, prejudices, and club life.
15:21 Unwanted visitors at K-Haus: "So far, nine bans have been issued" (BaZ)
Drugs, threats, and break-ins: the K-Haus on the barracks site had a turbulent start. Many of the issues have now been resolved, say the operators.
15:19 A series of incidents: In Valais, churches and cemeteries are targeted by thefts and vandalism (TdG, 24heures)
A man is accused of various offenses committed in the Saint-Maurice region. Vulnerable places of worship are regularly targeted by criminals or idle individuals.
15:08 Author Frank Schätzing in Interview: "No one understood David Bowie's lyrics, which made them even better" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ, BZ)
Without David Bowie, Frank Schätzing's youth would have been different. A conversation with the bestselling author about his new book "Spaceboy."
15:07 Pollination business: "Bee apocalypse" in the USA, healthy honey bees in China – what's going on? (BZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
In the USA, bee colonies are dying in greater numbers than ever before. In China, they are thriving. A visit to two beekeepers who couldn't be more different.
15:06 Internet phenomenon Michael Bolvin: millions follow this Swiss goalie – even Manuel Neuer draws inspiration from him (BZ, BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
The 29-year-old from Zurich has millions of followers who want to see how he saves balls. How goalkeeper Michael Bolvin has built his own business as an influencer.
15:00 Rally Dresden-Dakar-Banjul: Two retirees drive 6500 kilometers for the auction of their Subaru (TagesAnzeiger)
Reto Huber and Beat Walser have started a charity rally. They are traveling through six countries with Gambia as their destination. They will return home without their vehicle.
15:00 First test drive: The grand comeback of the Honda Prelude (BZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
After a 25-year hiatus, Honda is bringing back the sports coupe – and they are doing everything right. However, the model will not be available in large numbers here.
14:58 Time for a pay rise: With these tips, you will successfully negotiate a salary increase (BZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
Now is the best time for salary negotiations. HR experts reveal which arguments will lead to success – and which you should absolutely avoid.
14:58 Survey reveals wage gap: "Traditional female professions have benefited the least from salary increases" (BaZ, BZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger)
In the last three years, three-quarters of high earners have enjoyed even higher salaries, while 38 percent of low earners have gone empty-handed. This is especially felt by women.
14:18 Bus veered off the road: one dead and several injured after serious bus accident (BZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
In Weil am Rhein, a large operation is underway. According to media reports, a bus is said to have driven into a crowd.
14:05 Donation for LGBTQIA+ rights: Nemos Eurovision outfit auctioned for over 3500 francs (BZ, derBund, BaZ, TagesAnzeiger)
Nemo wore the eye-catching and sparkling jumpsuit at the ESC 2025 in Basel. The proceeds will benefit the organization Queeramnesty.
14:04 Myth or reality?: "Drinking collagen makes the skin firmer" (24heures, TdG)
This week, our beauty journalist examines a dream promise: the sachets, powders, and drinks containing collagen that promise plumper, firmer, younger skin. So... truth or little bluff?
13:49 No record year: Weather dampens visitor numbers at the autumn fair (BaZ)
Around one million visitors are counted at the fair this year. The organizers are pleased.
13:40 Euro Hockey Tour: Switzerland is heavily defeated by Sweden in Tampere (24heures, TdG)
The Swiss ice hockey team led by Patrick Fischer lost 8-3 on Saturday against the Swedes. They will face the Czech Republic on Sunday at 12 PM.
13:39 Support for premature births: "I thought my children would die": Now Dina Hediger helps other parents (BZ, derBund)
Dina Hediger's twins were born far too early. Today, she supports affected families with her organization. For her commitment, the Bernese woman receives the Prix Sana.
13:26 Air accident in Louisville: UPS grounds its MD-11s after one of its cargo planes crashes (24heures, TdG)
The American carrier grounded its fleet as a precaution after a cargo plane crashed Tuesday in the central United States, killing 14 people.
13:19 Midfielder currently injured: Due to Ugrinic: Valencia raises allegations against YB (derBund, BZ)
The Young Boys allegedly concealed that Filip Ugrinic was struggling with knee issues at the time of the transfer. The Bernese are defending themselves.
13:17 Ladies European Tour: Golfer Tamburlini with strong performance, but once again someone is better (derBund, BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
In Shenzhen, China, Chiara Tamburlini finished second in the Ladies European Tour. Only a local player performed better than the Swiss golfer.
13:03 In the family legend: Mathis Bourgnon wins the Mini Transat (24heures, TdG)
Thirty years after his father Yvan, the adopted Lausannois wins the Mini Transat and enters the legend of Swiss sailing.
13:01 Anti-terrorism: Three young women allegedly prepared a jihadist attack in France (24heures, TdG)
The radicalized suspects, around 20 years old, were arrested in October in Paris. They allegedly communicated online about a project for violent actions against bars or concert halls.
13:00 FCZ – FCL live: Will FCZ break free from the crisis with a win? (TagesAnzeiger)
Recently, FC Zurich lost five consecutive matches in the league - it's being referred to as a crisis. Will FC Luzern be the breakthrough? Follow the game live.
12:57 Women’s Euro Hockey Tour: Swiss women suffer a bitter defeat – in two ways (BaZ, BZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
At the conclusion of the Women’s Euro Hockey Tour in Ängelholm, Sweden, Switzerland loses to the Czech Republic 0-1. It is the second defeat in the tournament.
12:53 Cult book: At 209 years old, Frankenstein is still very much alive (TdG, 24heures)
Frankenstein is back. On our screens with the new adaptation by Guillermo del Toro. But also in bookstores with a new translation by Marie Darrieussecq.
12:52 New film on Netflix: "Frankenstein": the creature that fascinates in the age of artificial intelligence (TdG, 24heures)
The adaptation of Guillermo Del Toro arrives on Netflix. It revives this myth that resonates with our relationship to modern technologies.
12:50 Debacle of PrimeEnergy: Too Many Complainants to Fit in a Courtroom (24heures, TdG)
More than 850 people have filed complaints after losing their money. The Geneva public prosecutor's office must reinvent its procedures to handle this extraordinary case.
12:36 Veil at school: "The Federal Council does not understand what the veil represents" (24heures, TdG)
Kosovo bans the veil in schools, while Switzerland deems such a measure unconstitutional. According to Saïda Keller-Messahli, this issue is not religious, but political.
12:21 Summit in Johannesburg: Trump refuses to attend the G20, accusing South Africa of persecuting whites (TdG, 24heures)
The American president declines to send one of his representatives to the summit scheduled in Johannesburg in November, as he accuses the state of human rights violations.
12:12 Housing crisis in Zermatt: A 260-meter skyscraper to accommodate seasonal workers (TdG, 24heures)
The resort welcomes 40,000 people in winter, compared to 6,000 permanent residents. Hotelier Heinz Julen proposes a radical solution: a tower with affordable housing.
12:10 Natural disaster: A tornado sweeps through southern Brazil, leaving at least five dead (TdG, 24heures)
Winds of up to 250 km/h struck the state of Paraná, devastating a small town near the famous Iguazu Falls. Nearly 130 people were injured.
12:00 A Swiss football star: "If I were offered to go to a restaurant, I would panic" (24heures, TdG)
After seven weeks in the clinic, a serious knee injury, and a contract termination, Swiss international Ramona Bachmann shares how she found her balance again.
12:00 In a personal interview: Ronaldo wants to be less famous - and is a fan of President Trump (derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
Donald Trump or Cristiano Ronaldo - who is more famous? The Portuguese football star has a clear opinion on this.
11:55 The big ABC: Our language quiz: At least 10 points in the language quiz - and you can be proud (derBund, BaZ, BZ, TagesAnzeiger)
Test your German skills like every Sunday!
11:26 LGBT Rights: Why Society Invisibility Bisexuality (24heures, TdG)
Making up half of the LGBT community, bisexuals remain overlooked, as shown by two essays released a few weeks apart.
11:04 Innovative clinical trial: Arnaud Robert shares his "Electric Body" in a captivating podcast (24heures, TdG)
The journalist, who has been quadriplegic since 2022, was the first in the world to participate in a clinical trial in Lausanne to move his left arm.
11:03 Controversy in Valais: A restaurant attacked on social media for serving marmot (TdG, 24heures)
Le Vieux-Nendaz is facing a wave of criticism since the magazine "Gault&Millau" praised its royal marmot recipe. However, hunting marmots is legal in Switzerland.
11:01 Humanoid helper: this AI robot could soon manage your household - but there's a catch (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, BZ, derBund)
A California company has unveiled its household robot, which is now available for pre-order. Will Neo become the perfect roommate?
11:01 Digital immortality: You pay $200,000 for Peter to "talk" to you after death (BaZ, BZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger)
With AI software, people can continue to "communicate" with their loved ones after death as avatars. Those who want this should make arrangements while alive, just like American Peter Listro.
11:01 Vermicelleria in Zurich: Zurich's most sought-after vermicelles are back – for the last time at the old location (TagesAnzeiger)
The city's most popular outlet for the chestnut dessert is back in operation. In search of the secret to its success, we took a look on opening night.
11:00 Noise in Restaurants: At 90 Decibels, "en Guete" Yelling? It Must Be Quieter! (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, derBund, BaZ)
Music, echoing spaces, cramped seating: the restaurant scene has become loud. It's annoying. And it alters how we taste our food.
11:00 Curious government elections in Jura: Pierre Maudet appears in the campaign – and most of the new candidates are civil servants (BaZ, derBund, BZ, TagesAnzeiger)
Nine candidates are competing for five seats – among them the brother of a Bernese councilor and a humiliated minister. A city that does not yet belong to the canton will be crucial.
11:00 New decoration at the White House: Trump's golden inscription resembles a wannabe luxury hotel (BaZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
Donald Trump has adorned the entrance to the Oval Office with a golden inscription. What does he want to tell us with this?
10:59 The success coach is back: Don't be afraid of failure: Here's how Patrick Rahmen wants to save FC Winterthur (derBund, BaZ, BZ, TagesAnzeiger)
He is a special coach for Winterthur – and FCW is a top club for him. At the bottom of the table, two have found each other, believing in the success of a great mission.
10:59 Kurt Aeschbacher on aging: "I was ashamed when the 13th AHV pension was accepted" (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, derBund, BZ)
The TV legend discusses the sensitive topic of intergenerational justice, the beauty obsession of boomers – and the moment he was told: "Kurt, you're too old for television!"
10:38 Local wines: The female winemakers unite for a discovery of Swiss terroirs (TdG, 24heures)
Twenty-seven female winemakers from the six major wine regions offer a box revealing the diversity of Swiss wines.
10:34 Street deal: The Vaud Green Liberals want to focus on supporting drug addicts (24heures, TdG)
In response to the excesses of the drug market, a motion proposes to draw inspiration from the Portuguese model, which means decriminalizing substances and replacing repression with support.
10:34 Accident in Neerach: 18-year-old crashes car into boulder – four teenagers injured (TagesAnzeiger)
In Neerach, a driver veered into oncoming traffic in a right turn and crashed into a large boulder. All four passengers aged between 17 and 18 were partially seriously injured and taken to the hospital.
10:30 Ticker Euro Hockey Tour: Will Switzerland win its second game? (BaZ, BZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger)
After the 3-1 victory in the opener against host Finland, Patrick Fischer's team faces Sweden. Follow the game live here.
10:30 Pros and cons: Is a speed limit of 50 on the Seestrasse a good idea? (TagesAnzeiger)
Initially in Zollikon, Küsnacht, and Erlenbach, now in Meilen: The canton is implementing a speed limit of 50 on the Seestrasse along the right side of Lake Zurich, with few exceptions.
10:20 Speeding driver in Kappel SO: Solothurn police catch motorist driving 129 km/h in town (BZ)
A 19-year-old was driving in Kappel on Friday evening at more than double the allowed speed. The police are charging him with a speeding offense.
10:06 Swiss gastronomy and terroir: Where to taste the best fondues in Romandy? Five mythical addresses to absolutely try (24heures, TdG)
Fondue is more than just a dish: it’s a social ritual. However, not all fondues are created equal, and some places have elevated this tradition to an art form.
10:00 Robbery at the Paris museum: The Louvre jewels "will be found," insists Emmanuel Macron (24heures, TdG)
The French president, visiting Mexico, reiterated his commitment to recovering the Crown jewels stolen in October and to reviewing the museum's security.
09:44 Accident in Lohn-Ammansegg SO: car overturns after collision with stone at the roadside (BZ)
A female driver veered into the opposite lane on Friday and collided with a stone. She was taken to the hospital with moderate injuries.
09:40 Votes in Zurich: Affordable housing, speed limit 30, premium reduction, bicycle: What Zurich is voting on (TagesAnzeiger)
Voters will decide on November 30 about four cantonal and seven city of Zurich proposals. The key points summarized and an overview of the party positions.
09:28 Hot chestnuts: A very fruitful season for the (rare) local chestnuts (24heures)
Farmer Walter Steiner delivered an impressive harvest in 2025. This fruit, highly valued at the dawn of the holidays, remains little cultivated in Switzerland.
09:27 Locle Attack: Four suspects arrested nine months after the Werthanor robbery (TdG, 24heures)
On February 13, four men stole precious metals and assaulted an employee. A Franco-Swiss investigation led to the arrest of about ten people in France.
09:22 Budget paralysis: The U.S. Supreme Court freezes the disbursement of food aid (24heures, TdG)
Millions of Americans risk being deprived of food after the suspension of the Trump administration's obligation to disburse benefits from the SNAP program.
08:58 The COP30 opens in Belém, Brazil: "Twelve billion per year for oil and gas is an absurdity" (24heures, TdG)
Climatologist Martine Rebetez, a professor at the University of Neuchâtel and at the WSL Federal Institute of Research, laments the obstacles to alternative energies, including in Switzerland.
08:55 Generational change: This teenage duo now leads the Young Green Liberals of both Basels (BaZ)
The JGLP of both Basels focuses on youth: The new co-presidency is just 17 and 18 years old. A record.
08:52 Incident in the United States: An "anti-Trump" package causes the hospitalization of seven people (TdG, 24heures)
A suspicious package, hostile to the American president, was delivered Thursday at the Air Force One airbase. Several people were examined following discomfort.
08:49 13 dead in industrial area crash: UPS grounds MD-11 fleet after the accident (derBund)
UPS halts the operation of all MD-11 cargo planes after the crash that resulted in at least 13 fatalities. How the US parcel service plans to secure its deliveries nonetheless.
08:49 In an industrial area, a crash: UPS grounds its MD-11 aircraft fleet after a deadly accident (BaZ, TagesAnzeiger)
UPS halts the use of all MD-11 cargo planes after the crash that killed at least 13 people. How the US parcel service plans to secure its deliveries nonetheless.
08:49 13 dead in industrial area crash: UPS grounds MD-11 fleet after accident (BZ)
UPS halts all MD-11 cargo aircraft operations after the crash that resulted in at least 13 fatalities. How the US parcel service plans to secure its deliveries nonetheless.
08:40 Wheelchair Accessibility: Which city has the most bus stops compliant with the law? (24heures)
More than twenty years after the LHand came into force, only 9% of bus stops in Vaud are accessible for people with reduced mobility. The condition varies greatly from one city to another.
08:39 Finance in Geneva: "The Bilaterals III are essential for the Geneva financial center" (24heures, TdG)
The Geneva Financial Place Foundation advocates for a measured regulation of banks while opposing the "For the Future" initiative of the Young Socialists.
08:16 The FCB plays against Lugano: Nicolas Vouilloz is about to celebrate a milestone (BaZ)
If the Genevan is called up by coach Ludovic Magnin to start against Lugano on Sunday, it would be his 100th Super League match from the start.
08:14 Moris Freiburghaus's weekend: "The Swiss ‹Tatort› is making me lose my last hairs" (TagesAnzeiger)
With the documentary "I Love You, I Leave You," director Moris Freiburghaus has struck a chord. On the tennis court, he had less success over the weekend.
07:52 Before the arrival of Thun: Rouiller: "We made things clear. Servette must react" (TdG)
The Grenat are expecting the leader this Saturday (8:30 PM) to erase the bad impression left in Winterthur. Steve Rouiller provides an overview.
07:49 The former coach of Switzerland: Hitzfeld: "Every coach dreams of having a strategist like Xhaka" (24heures, TdG)
Ottmar Hitzfeld discusses Granit Xhaka's arrival in the Swiss national team in 2011 and how the player naturally established himself.
07:42 Obituary for the researcher: James Watson, one of the discoverers of the DNA double helix, has died (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
James Watson was involved in deciphering the structure of the DNA molecule. Later, he became known for his racist and sexist remarks.
07:41 Italian Serie A: Pisa wins for the first time in 34 years – a Swiss is at the heart of it (derBund, BZ, BaZ, TagesAnzeiger)
After more than three decades, Pisa achieves its first victory in Serie A – thanks to a header goal from a German.
07:38 Zurich Airport: Thousands of flights in the USA canceled due to shutdown – Swiss feels nothing (TagesAnzeiger)
In the United States, air traffic controllers have not received a monthly salary for two consecutive months. How safe is flying now? And what does this mean for Swiss?
07:35 The Guest: When Hands from Afar Care for Our Own (24heures)
Many elderly people can continue to live in their homes thanks to the work of caregivers often coming from abroad.
07:34 Canton finances: Better a quick bad peace than a never-ending good war (TdG)
A broad agreement to restore finances is essential. It concerns the credibility of the parties in government.
07:31 Geneva's 2026 budget: With a deficit of 740 million, the left-right battle begins (TdG, 24heures)
The Canton is facing a historic budget hole. For the PLR, social benefits need to be cut and automatic aids rethought. The PS denounces a lie and demands new taxes on the wealthiest.
07:29 Advice: The inheritance from a distant uncle is not always American (TdG)
The advice of Pascal Rytz, lawyer and FSA specialist.
07:28 Get your treasures appraised with the "Tribune": What is the value of my painting by Régis Bouvier de Cachard? (TdG)
With Piguet Hôtel des Ventes, the "Tribune de Genève" invites you to send photos and the story of one of your valuable items for appraisal.
07:07 It's you who say it November 8: Shared custody, energy law (24heures)
Find here your readers' letters from November 8
07:02 Vote on November 30: People under general guardianship claim their political rights (24heures)
The people of Vaud will soon vote on the automatic granting of voting rights and eligibility to individuals with mental or psychological disabilities.
07:01 Elections in Vernier: Geneva deploys a whole arsenal against electoral fraud (TdG)
Information, prevention, and control: Chancellor Michèle Righetti-El Zayadi outlines the measures to secure the election on November 30 in Vernier. Digital tools for signature verification are under consideration.
07:01 A touch of humor: It's Saturday, it's Bob (TdG)
The reception Martin Pfister received in Geneva has stirred the Republic. In New York, it's the electoral victory of Zohran Mamdani that is heating things up.
06:41 Walk through the past: Bern through the eyes of a reporting legend: When wood was still chopped in Neue­gasse (BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
Paul Senn is one of the greats of Swiss reportage photography. Occasionally, he also took strolls through his city: a historical walk through the old town from the train station down to the Marzilibad.
06:15 No bar at Basel main post office: regulations instead of parties – a great opportunity was missed here (BaZ)
A rooftop offering could have enlivened the "ghost zone" around the marketplace in the evening hours.
06:15 Renovation of the main post office: No public rooftop bar: The canton will use the rooftop terrace of the main post office in Basel itself (BaZ)
Mediterranean nights on the historic building will not happen. The administration, which is housed as the anchor tenant, will also take over the top of the building.
06:07 Wave of success for the Democrats: Suddenly, Donald Trump doesn't seem so powerful anymore (BZ, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, derBund)
A young socialist, a former Navy helicopter pilot, a former CIA agent, an influential governor: these Democrats have found a strategy against the authoritarian president.
06:00 Young entrepreneur from Oberland: Besides his studies, he produces clothing and liqueurs (derBund)
25 years old and already founded two companies: Now Levin Stettler from Wimmis wants to take off with his Aare water liqueur.
06:00 Podcast "Talk Material": Coach convicted for sexual acts with a minor - Mother complicit (BZ)
For two years, a coach had sexual contact with a teenager. Even when she became pregnant, the mother did not intervene. Now both she and the coach have been convicted.
06:00 A dog makes itself known: These mutts scare me (derBund)
Hands get clammy, breathing quickens - the dog picks up a scent. Oh, if only it could talk.
06:00 Podcast "Gesprächsstoff": Coach convicted for sexual acts with a minor – Mother complicit (derBund)
For two years, a coach had sexual contact with a teenager. Even when she became pregnant, the mother did not intervene. Now both the coach and the mother have been convicted.
06:00 A dog expresses itself: These mutts scare me (BZ)
Hands get sweaty, breathing quickens - the dog picks up a scent. Oh, if only it could talk.
06:00 Oven hall at the Porzi site: Culture is "nice and good" – but the managers want more variety (BZ)
For a year now, efforts have been made to turn the Oven Hall into an experience venue. Public participation is intended to guide the development of the former factory site.
06:00 Young entrepreneur from the Oberland: While studying, he produces clothing and liqueurs (BZ)
At 25 years old and already having founded two companies, Levin Stettler from Wimmis now aims to make a breakthrough with his Aare water liqueur.
06:00 Bernhard Pulver reviews: Seven turbulent years at Inselspital: "I didn't expect so many adventures" (derBund)
The president is leaving Switzerland's largest hospital group. A conversation about management mistakes and questionable cost-cutting measures in healthcare.
05:26 Disruption of events: freedom of speech also applies to the wealthy and federal councilors (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, derBund, BZ)
Swiss government members and entrepreneurs are being hindered or even driven away from appearances. This endangers a unique feature of our democracy – and we cannot accept that.
05:25 Interview on Women and Sport: "When I'm in an unfavorable phase of my cycle, I adjust my training" (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, derBund, BZ)
Cycle-oriented training is more popular than ever. Climber and sports mental coach Saskia Veldenzer explains what it's all about and how women can use their hormones in sports.
05:22 Unrest in the Zurich FDP: The exemplary liberal has had enough of his party – and is switching to the SVP (TagesAnzeiger)
The Zurich FDP is losing members after the European decision of the mother party. One of the defectors is Alexander Degenhardt. He explains why he has turned away.
05:21 AI-generated lie story: Fake news websites made me the partner of a celebrity rapper. And I can do nothing about it (BaZ, derBund, BZ, TagesAnzeiger)
I am finding more and more articles online about my supposed relationship with the German rapper Kontra K – including invented children and stolen pictures. I feel powerless and exposed.
05:16 Republican losses: "Maybe a few less trips abroad": His supporters criticize Trump (BaZ, derBund, BZ, TagesAnzeiger)
What has happened to "America First"? The US president continues to claim that under him "everything has become cheaper" – but supermarkets prove otherwise.
05:15 Antarctica under climate change: The Hektoria Glacier is disintegrating faster than any before it (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ, BZ)
In a rapid chain reaction, the glacier lost almost half of its mass. How did this happen? And what does it mean for sea level rise?
04:30 Wine overwinters in the lake: this winemaker leaves 1000 liters of white wine to the waves of Lake Zurich (TagesAnzeiger)
The Johanniter white wine from Robert Irsslinger matures in a steel buoy in the lake. On Friday, the special wine storage began with the immersion of the buoy.
01:36 New genocide accusation: Trump threatens US boycott of the G20 summit in South Africa (BaZ, BZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger)
Trump had canceled his participation in the G20 summit months ago. Instead, Vice President JD Vance was supposed to go to South Africa. But that also doesn't seem to be the case now.