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17:44 Pleasure in solitude: Japanese male sex toys have been a hit for twenty years (TdG, 24heures)
A social phenomenon in Japan, the brand Tenga sells its cheeky creations worldwide, including in Switzerland. Its founder shares his story.
17:43 Cin’estival at Château d’Ouchy: The seventh art is invited under the Lausanne stars (24heures)
From July 16 to August 8, the courtyard of Château d’Ouchy becomes an intimate summer cinema: 11 cult films, special guests, and 50 seats per screening.
17:42 Escalation in the Middle East: Israel threatens Iran with further strikes (BZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
After more than 90 deaths in the air war between Israel and Iran, US President Trump once again calls on the Islamic Republic for a new nuclear agreement.
17:35 Yodel Festival in Reigoldswil: The moved organizing committee president, the funny federal councilor (BaZ)
Beat Jans spoke in Reigoldswil about his connection to yodeling – and made an unusual proposal for the federal government.
17:24 Elise Mertens: In the semi-finals, she saves 11 match points, and a day later she wins the tournament (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ, BZ)
In ’s-Hertogenbosch, Belgian Elise Mertens writes a beautiful story. It ends with her tenth tournament victory at the age of 29.
17:19 Mass tourism in Spain: How Barcelonans want to reclaim their city with water guns (BZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
Armed with plastic guns and liquid ammunition, the residents of Barcelona are voicing their frustration over 15.5 million annual visitors. A Europe-wide fight against the downsides of the tourist influx has begun.
17:16 Diamond League in Stockholm: Huge celebration: Armand Duplantis sets a new world record (derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
Armand Duplantis jumped in Stockholm for his 12th world record. This time he cleared 6.28 m.
17:14 150 reports received: Severe thunderstorms in the Biel region, one person injured (BZ, derBund)
On Sunday afternoon, severe thunderstorms swept across Switzerland. In the Seeland region, trees and branches fell onto the road. One person was injured.
16:26 Travel Tips: 22 Tricks from Globetrotters for Smart Traveling (TdG, 24heures)
How to turn a hotel room into a refreshing oasis? With repurposed items and innovative techniques, get ready to revolutionize your getaways.
16:24 Bern-Jurassic Wrestling Festival: Reto Thöni wins after hailstorm – and more worries about Remo Käser (BZ, derBund)
The Haslitaler wins his first wrestling festival in Nods, having been at risk of missing it for weeks. Meanwhile, Curdin Orlik celebrates a special victory in Graubünden.
16:23 Predator on Sylt: On the island of the rich, a golden jackal becomes a murderous gourmet (derBund, BZ, BaZ, TagesAnzeiger)
On the German holiday island, a golden jackal has killed over 80 sheep in a short time. However, shooting this unwanted and extremely rare guest is currently not permitted.
16:22 Commentary: Brazil will win the 2026 World Cup (TdG, 24heures)
With the arrival of the wizard Carlo "Charlemagne" Ancelotti, the Brazilian team will end twenty-four years of drought at the World Cup.
16:21 Israel's Attack on Iran: The Iranian Regime Has Few Options (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, BZ, derBund)
In Tehran, people are experiencing war for the first time in decades. And some wonder if the mullahs will now go ahead and build the atomic bomb.
16:21 Tour de Suisse: Romain Grégoire wins the first stage solo (24heures, TdG)
The Frenchman dons the yellow leader's jersey, followed by his compatriot Kévin Vauquelin. The Dutchman Bart Lemmen takes third place.
16:05 Financial app for the region: Thanks to this payment card, municipalities earn with every purchase (derBund, BZ)
Support your municipality with your purchases? The payment solution verd.cash aims to make this possible.
16:00 Music festival at Lake Zurich: "Oberriede, make a little noise!" – this is how the 39th Open Air Oberrieden celebrated (TagesAnzeiger)
The event drew over a thousand music fans to Lake Zurich this year. Despite its growing size, the festival remains family-friendly – here are the best pictures.
15:58 Strong Tour preparation: cycling superstar Pogacar wins the Dauphiné for the first time (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
The overall victory in the dress rehearsal for the Tour de France clearly goes to the top favorite Tadej Pogacar.
15:57 Event in the new Festhalle Bern: 10,700 visitors: The Boulder World Cup still heavily relies on the climbing community (derBund, BZ)
The organizing committee of the Boulder World Cup event is pleased with the premiere at the Festhalle Bern. There is still potential for audience turnout over the next three years.
15:55 Social conflict in Geneva: The dismissed employees of Samsic Facility win a step (24heures, TdG)
The cleaning company was accused by the SIT of having carried out a disguised collective dismissal in 2024. The cantonal employment office validated this thesis in April, but Samsic appealed.
15:54 Electric cars: The funding for home charging stations will be decided in September (24heures, TdG)
Residents of a building should be able to charge their electric vehicles. Who will pay for these installations? The answer partly depends on the vote regarding rental value.
15:36 Tour de Suisse: Gregoire wins solo at the start, Swiss hope falls (TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
The Frenchman Romain Gregoire takes the first stage of the 88th Tour de Suisse solo. Jan Christen had to suffer.
15:36 Tour de Suisse: Grégoire wins solo at the start, Swiss hope crashes (BaZ)
Frenchman Romain Grégoire takes the win solo in the first stage of the 88th Tour de Suisse. Jan Christen had to suffer.
15:36 Tour de Suisse: Gregoire wins solo at the start, Swiss hope falls (derBund)
The Frenchman Romain Gregoire secures a solo victory in the first stage of the 88th Tour de Suisse. Jan Christen had to struggle.
15:36 The deep fall of Nicolas Sarkozy: A disgrace for Sarkozy: France's former president is expelled from the Legion of Honor (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ, derBund)
This had only happened once in French history. However, the unflattering comparison with his predecessor is inappropriate.
15:31 Escalation in the Middle East: For Netanyahu, war is not a means but an end (BaZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
With the attack on Iran, the Israeli Prime Minister shows he wants weak neighbors that he can dominate at will.
15:25 Labor market in transition: AI instead of entry-level employees: is the "job apocalypse" approaching Switzerland? (BZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
Many US companies are replacing tasks of junior employees with artificial intelligence. In Switzerland, the first signs of this trend are emerging.
15:22 In Turkish Alanya: Swiss beach volleyball duo Vergé-Dépré wins their first tournament together (BZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger)
Anouk and Zoé Vergé-Dépré won their first tournament together. In Turkish Alanya, they defeated the Italian opponents in the final.
15:17 Regensdorf establishments in the spotlight: Arrests and indications of illegal gambling in cultural associations (TagesAnzeiger)
During two operations in a Vietnamese and Turkish cultural association, the Zurich cantonal police discovered several violations - from illegal employment to unauthorized poker games.
15:16 Editorial - War in Gaza: The Difficult Task of Swiss Diplomacy Under Pressure (24heures, TdG)
The Federal Council, led by Ignazio Cassis, has to navigate very different sensitivities regarding Israel. It provides a minimum service.
15:15 Mobilization for Gaza: "The real terrorists are Netanyahu and his troops" (24heures, TdG)
Pro-Palestinian protesters reached a new level this week by sitting on the train tracks. Three of them explain their commitment.
15:14 Israel-Hamas War: Conquer Gaza, Annex the West Bank: The Smotrich Plan is Underway (24heures, TdG)
Prime Minister Netanyahu bends to the demands of his far-right allies to prevent them from leaving the coalition.
15:09 In Miami Zoo: Galapagos tortoise celebrates 135th birthday - and becomes a father for the first time (derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, BZ)
The Galapagos giant tortoise Goliath at Miami Zoo has two reasons to celebrate. The zoo hopes for an entry in the "Guinness World Records."
14:58 Lakeside Treasures: Two Millennia-Old Boats Discovered in Lake Neuchâtel (24heures)
A flyover allowed for the location of two "exceptional" remains in Hauterive: an unprecedented Iron Age boat and a nearly complete Roman one.
14:45 Jura bernois: Two policewomen injured at the illegal rave party in Malleray (24heures, TdG)
The intervention forces were surrounded and attacked with iron bars while trying to seize the sound system.
14:42 Women's Run in Bern: Heat, Challenges – and a Celebrity Fan for Fabienne Schlumpf (BZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
Dinad Alemtsehay Gemechu wins the Women's Run over 5 km ahead of Chiara Scherrer and Fabienne Schlumpf. Notably, the fastest Swiss woman is taking an active break this year.
14:42 Tiktok and Instagram as channels: intelligence service monitors nearly 900 people for jihadism suspicion (BZ, BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
The monitoring list for counter-terrorism is growing. In particular, young people are radicalizing on social media and connecting with like-minded individuals.
14:33 After the feminist strike in Bern: Mutual accusations following police intervention in front of the Reitschule (derBund, BZ)
At an afterparty, a controversial police intervention occurred in the square in front of the Reitschule. The police report attacks with bottles, while the Reitschule speaks of unwarranted violence from the intervention forces.
14:08 Suspected homicide: police find dead man in apartment in Oberglatt – crime suspected (derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
The 18-year-old Eritrean died despite resuscitation attempts at the alleged crime scene. Authorities are searching for the perpetrator.
14:04 Accommodation for gymnasts: The puzzle of housing 44,000 campers at the Federal Gymnastics Festival (24heures, TdG)
The Federal campgrounds host nearly five times more sleepers than Paléo. They are accommodated between the highway and archaeological excavations.
14:01 Swiss fauna: Healthy, the lynxes of the Jura are migrating towards their brothers in the Alps (24heures, TdG)
The lynxes of the Romandy Jura live longer than others. Their encounter with those from the Alps could bring beneficial new blood to the species.
13:51 For nearly 40 years: he has been cooking a Surprise menu every day for Circus Knie (BaZ)
Without wagon 31, the National Circus would not function: 220 employees are catered for here upon request. A lunchtime visit to the kitchen of Nour Eddine Oulouda.
13:42 Vuelta in Colombia: A dog runs alongside the cyclists – and turns 13. (BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
During the Vuelta a Colombia Femenina, an unusual incident occurred in the second stage: a dog ran alongside the cyclists for the last 25 kilometers.
13:41 Tate McRae's rise to pop queen: this singer could shape pop for a long time (BaZ, BZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger)
Tate McRae started working on her career at the age of 7. Now she is 22 and will stop in Switzerland on her world tour this Wednesday.
13:07 Mega jackpot of the Swiss Lotto: A winner's advice: "Never quit your job" (TdG, 24heures)
How to stay clear-headed after a lottery win? A Brit shares his experience.
13:03 Festival in the Romandy region of Switzerland: The Festi’neuch site evacuated due to a storm (TdG, 24heures)
A violent storm tore down several tents and barriers on Sunday at the Neuchâtel festival site. It had to be evacuated.
12:52 Weather change in Switzerland: lightning and thunder put an end to the summer heat – but not for long (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, derBund, BaZ)
Thunderstorms will end the first heatwave of the year on Sunday. However, starting Tuesday, a new high-pressure system will build up, bringing temperatures back around 30 degrees.
12:39 Football 2nd League: Only Seuzach and Veltheim are fighting for promotion (TagesAnzeiger)
Before the final round of the 2nd League, only FC Seuzach and SC Veltheim are in contention for promotion. Herrliberg has been defeated.
12:15 Vital decisions: we keep making the same mistakes. Over and over again. (BaZ, derBund, BZ, TagesAnzeiger)
People are repeat offenders. That's why we find ourselves not only sleep-deprived on budget flights but also stuck in endless political loops and on an overheated planet.
12:06 Focus on Sports Locker Rooms: "Young people know that the next phone camera is never far away" (BZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
In locker rooms, there is laughter, bullying, and filming - shame and fear of public humiliation are rising. A new survey reveals the extent of the problem.
12:03 Multimedia artist Frantiček Klossner: Even a later mayor of Bern had his lips moving for him (BZ, derBund)
When his self-portraits dissolve into nothing, he is satisfied: Frantiček Klossner's art is fleeting but significant. This is shown in a recently published monograph.
11:58 Switzerland-EU Relations: The electricity agreement drives the socialists crazy (24heures, TdG)
Pierre-Yves Maillard and Eric Nussbaumer are publicly clashing over negotiations with Brussels. The former fears an ecological disaster, while the latter sees it as a historic opportunity.
11:47 Drama in Valais: A woman found dead, her husband seriously injured (TdG, 24heures)
A 50-year-old woman was found unresponsive at her home in Martigny-Croix during the night from Friday to Saturday. Her husband has been hospitalized.
11:38 Wiretapping affair: Nicolas Sarkozy excluded from the Legion of Honor after his conviction (24heures, TdG)
The former president becomes the second French head of state to be stripped of this honor after Marshal Pétain in August 1945.
11:24 Vaud Football Festival: When Graines de foot turns into a mini-Champions League (24heures)
The most popular tournament in the canton brought together 9,500 children on Saturday. In a world where fun is never far from the result.
11:24 Women's cycling: Marlen Reusser wins her 2nd Tour de Suisse (24heures, TdG)
The 33-year-old from Bern triumphed in the 4th and final stage this Sunday. She had won the 2023 edition of the Tour de Suisse.
11:21 Origin of the Bührle Collection: Former historians of the Bergier Commission criticize the research plan of the Zurich Kunsthaus (BaZ)
The art society and the Bührle Foundation want to conduct the research themselves. Members of the Swiss Expert Commission - World War II are calling for an independent body.
11:21 Origin of the Bührle Collection: Former historians of the Bergier Commission criticize the research plan of the Zurich Kunsthaus (TagesAnzeiger)
The art society and the Bührle Foundation want to conduct the research themselves. Members of the Swiss Expert Commission - Second World War are calling for an independent body.
11:21 Origin of the Bührle collection: Former historians of the Bergier Commission criticize the research plan of the Zurich Kunsthaus (derBund, BZ)
The art society and the Bührle Foundation want to conduct the research themselves. Members of the expert commission Switzerland – Second World War are calling for an independent body.
11:20 Second round in the canton of Zug: The succession for Federal Councillor Pfister's government seat remains exciting (BZ, derBund, BaZ, TagesAnzeiger)
The people of Zug must go to the polls a second time: No candidate made it through the first round to the government council. Centre representative Andreas Hausheer is in the lead.
11:12 Second triumph after 2023: Marlen Reusser wins the Tour de Suisse Women (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ, BZ)
For the second time after 2023, the winner of the Tour de Suisse Women is Marlen Reusser. The Swiss rider defends the yellow jersey in the final stage.
10:56 Interview with a legend: Tostão: "Brazil 1970 revolutionized football" (24heures, TdG)
Tostão, winner of the 1970 World Cup in Pelé's team, is still a columnist in Brazil. The former striker reflects on the beginnings of Carlo Ancelotti.
10:56 Donald Trump's show of power: Those who are not for him should be afraid (derBund, BZ, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
The US president is fostering a climate of fear in the country. How far he has already come is also shown by the murder of a Democratic politician and her husband in Minnesota.
10:56 Perilous mission: Brazil rolled out the red carpet for Carlo Ancelotti (TdG, 24heures)
Carlo Ancelotti successfully made his debut at the helm of the Seleção, securing qualification for the 2026 World Cup. However, in Brazil, a tense environment could quickly turn into a quagmire for the Italian.
10:52 Cable car in Baselbiet?: Government council bursts GLP dreams (BaZ)
GLP cantonal councilor Manuel Ballmer advocates for cable cars as a complement to public transport services. The government rejects the idea, seeing no time or cost advantages.
10:47 Zurich Basler Cup: FC Breitenbach in the Swiss Cup (BaZ)
The Solothurn team wins the regional cup against US Olympia with a score of 3:2.
10:31 Three Roses Park in Basel: Man beaten and robbed by two unknown assailants (BaZ)
Two assailants robbed a 27-year-old man in Basel. The victim sustained minor injuries.
10:27 Planet Plüss: Learning from the best in climate protection (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ, BZ)
Switzerland has an unambitious environmental policy. There are so many countries we could look up to: for the energy transition, Denmark; for food waste, England and the Netherlands; for nature conservation, Luxembourg.
10:26 Study on Droughts: The Continents Are Drying Out - Even Though Climate Change Brings More Rain (BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
For the first time, scientists demonstrate a global increase in droughts. The reason: with rising temperatures, the atmosphere becomes "thirstier" and sucks water from the ground.
10:20 Switzerland-Europe: Tensions within the SP over the EU deal (derBund, BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
Union leader Maillard criticizes the electricity agreement. Party colleague Eric Nussbaumer publicly accuses him of "bad faith" and incompetence.
10:20 Success for FCB: The U-19 team of FC Basel is Swiss champion (BaZ)
Thanks to the title in the highest junior age group, FCB will play in the Youth League next season.
10:19 Value-added tax for the 13th AHV pension: How to destroy the welfare state (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, BZ, derBund)
The AHV is to be expanded as if there were no tomorrow. Are we a country of fresh ideas or warm slippers?
10:19 Restaurants in review: Ghackets with Hörnli at Marthaler «Stubete Gäng» (TagesAnzeiger)
In the Marthalen Stube, one can enjoy a relaxed meal in the wine region. What would Bumann the restaurant tester say?
10:13 Fugitive on the run: Shock in the USA after assassination attempts on Democratic politicians (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ, derBund)
A shooter disguised as a police officer fires multiple times at a Democratic senator and his wife, then continues to a Democratic woman and kills her and her husband. The fugitive apparently had other targets.
10:08 Craftsmanship for the lakeside stage: The woman with the golden touch (derBund, BZ)
Nora Balmer is in charge of props for the Thunerseespiele. She makes many herself, such as swords or charred lumps of gold.
10:06 Ex-FCB coach to Russia?: Will Fabio Celestini become the coach of CSKA Moscow? (BaZ)
According to Russian media, the former coach of FC Basel is set to take a position in Moscow.
10:00 Romand magnetizer: "Denis Vipret is a phenomenon because he doesn't fit into any category" (24heures, TdG)
Specialist in healers, Magali Jenny has written a fascinating book about the most famous of them. One gets to know the man much better, but not his mystery.
10:00 Fatal distraction: senior overlooks pedestrian because he was looking at police car (TagesAnzeiger)
An 83-year-old driver caused an accident in Langnau because he was only focused on a police vehicle. He has now received a fine.
09:45 «A fierce battle»: Ireland prepares to exhume 796 dead babies from a religious home (TdG, 24heures)
The mass grave, discovered in 2014, revealed the treatment of women who became pregnant outside of marriage and their children.
09:30 Bülach Station: Two years of detour from the Glasi district to the station (TagesAnzeiger)
Starting June 30, the shortcut for Glasi residents will be closed. The passage to the station will be used for the construction of the footbridge.
09:28 Bern Women's Run: 12,000 Runners and Walkers - the Best Pictures (derBund, BZ)
On Sunday morning, thousands of women run and walk through the federal city.
09:11 1000 lives: From Brian Wilson to Gavin Newsom, the story goes on (TdG, 24heures)
The brilliant co-founder of the Beach Boys, who passed away this week, and the courageous governor have both left their mark in California.
09:01 Arrests in Nyon and Geneva: A "nice" family man allegedly financed the Islamic State (24heures, TdG)
In prison for almost three years, a Vaud taxi driver and his accomplice are set to be tried for supporting jihad in the Balkans. Revelations.
09:00 Missing person alert: Have you seen this man? (24heures)
The Vaud cantonal police are searching for a 57-year-old man who has been missing since June 13 in Pompaples.
09:00 Athletics meeting in Meilen: she takes off at her home game (TagesAnzeiger)
Xenia Buri's European sprint record shines at the meeting in Meilen. However, Céline Weber from Meilen received particularly warm applause – and for a good reason.
09:00 Song: With "La fresque", Vincent Delerm leaves traces (24heures)
The French singer releases a moving album that "talks about others," those who matter or have mattered. He will be at the Octogone in Pully in October. Exclusive interview.
09:00 Swiss Agriculture: When Moisture Allows Toxic Fungi to Thrive on Wheat Grains (TagesAnzeiger)
Last summer, Fusarium fungi caused part of the wheat harvest to be downgraded to animal feed. Will this happen again this year? Simon Binder from Strickhof in Lindau provides insight.
09:00 Song: With "La fresque," Vincent Delerm leaves traces (TdG)
The French singer releases a moving album "that speaks of others," those who matter or have mattered. He will be at the Octogone in Pully in October. Exclusive interview.
08:54 Due to the Middle East conflict: Inter striker Taremi cannot travel to the Club World Cup (derBund, BZ, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
Mehdi Taremi traveled to Iran for World Cup qualifiers. Now the striker is stuck in his home country for the time being. The reason is the conflict with Israel.
08:35 Club World Cup 2025: Goalless draw between Inter Miami and Al Ahly, despite Messi (24heures, TdG)
The opening match of the Club World Cup ended in a 0-0 draw despite the Argentine's efforts. 60,927 spectators attended the match.
08:23 Operation in Zurich: another water pipe break at the same location as last week (TagesAnzeiger)
In the city of Zurich, there has been a third pipe break in a short period of time. Once again, houses are affected.
08:06 Tensions in the Middle East: "Iran will not give up its advances in nuclear field" (24heures, TdG)
According to former Swiss ambassador to Tehran Philippe Welti, the Israeli army's attack on Iranian nuclear and military facilities was predictable.
08:04 Domestic violence: Switzerland is dragging its feet on electronic monitoring (TdG, 24heures)
While waiting for a new report on the matter, the parliament will have no choice but to postpone the implementation of this tool until later.
07:51 Dramatic victory against Barcelona: Portner leads Magdeburg to Champions League final (BZ, BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
SC Magdeburg defeats record-holder Barcelona in the handball Champions League semifinals. The final will now feature a German showdown against Füchse Berlin.
07:35 Power demonstration: Trump parade with accompanying music (BZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
On the 250th anniversary of the US Army – and his own 79th – the president rolls tanks through Washington. But not only does this spectacle seem too royal to many Americans.
07:29 Present at the Tour of Switzerland: The Swiss youth team must also speak Japanese (24heures, TdG)
The Swiss team Nexetis, which competes in the third world division, aims to promote the country's talents. It includes eight Swiss women, one Slovenian, and three Japanese.
07:24 After Rohrer, now Lammikko: another ZSC forward is likely moving to the NHL (TagesAnzeiger)
On Saturday, the ZSC Lions announced that Vinzenz Rohrer wants to try his luck in the NHL. Now, Juho Lammikko is the next Zurich player heading to the best league in the world.
07:11 Glacier collapse at Birch: Every citizen of Blatten has already received 2000 francs in emergency aid (24heures, TdG)
More than 35 million francs have been raised by aid organizations and public authorities. Emergency assistance has begun. Long-term support still needs to be planned.
07:10 Auctions in Geneva: He sells his skull, solid gold version (24heures, TdG)
Original but not crazy, this Swiss doctor known for his research defends the beauty of anatomy. Starting price: 55,000 francs.
07:00 Football 2nd interregional league: FC Thalwil bounces back after a rocky start (TagesAnzeiger)
Gianni Lavigna, the new coach of FC Thalwil, kept his cool after just five points from eight matches and led the team to a respectable 8th place finish.
07:00 Football 2nd interregional league: FC Bülach masters the challenges (TagesAnzeiger)
Daniel Bernhardsgrütter, the coach of FC Bülach, deliberately fielded developing players. This resulted in a strong second half of the season and a final ranking of 7th.
06:58 Basel license plate: Swiss wrong-way driver on German highway (BZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
A car with a Basel license plate exited at Rheinfelden-Ost heading towards Lörrach. After ten kilometers, it turned around.
06:52 Messi's misfortune with the post: No goals at the start of the Club World Cup in Miami (BaZ, derBund, BZ, TagesAnzeiger)
The opening match of the Club World Cup in the USA between Inter Miami and Al-Ahly ends goalless. Lionel Messi narrowly misses the winning goal in the closing moments.
06:39 Final performance for top gymnast: European Championship silver, Olympics, and a destroyed knee: Benjamin Gischard's tumultuous career (BZ, derBund)
At the Federal Gymnastics Festival in Lausanne, the 29-year-old is competing in his last all-around event. After a decade filled with successes and injuries, the Oberaargau resident is calling it quits.
06:38 Interview with the president of the ICRC: "Gaza is a failure of humanity" (24heures, TdG)
Mirjana Spoljaric calls on states to use their influence to end the fighting in Gaza. She denounces a limitless war that transgresses legal and moral norms.
06:19 Stanley Cup: The Panthers need one more win for another triumph (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, derBund, BZ)
As in the previous season, the Edmonton Oilers and the Florida Panthers face off in the Stanley Cup Finals. After the fifth game, everything is once again in favor of the Panthers.
06:04 Inadequate sports changing rooms: Swiss schoolchildren no longer feel safe in the shower (24heures, TdG)
A national study raises the alarm: the changing rooms in our schools are no longer suitable, particularly due to the use of mobile phones that cannot be properly supervised there.
06:02 Serious gaps revealed: "School changing rooms are very sensitive spaces" (TdG, 24heures)
Associate professor at the Fribourg University of Teacher Education, Christelle Hayoz is one of the researchers of a national study that reveals many gaps in school changing rooms. Interview.
05:49 Live ticker Bern-Jurassic wrestling festival: How the wrestlers perform in Nods (BZ)
Today, the victory in the Bern-Jura is at stake on the Plateau de Diesse. The strongest Bernese are missing, yet five Swiss wrestlers are honored. We are reporting live from Nods.
05:41 Exploding healthcare costs: Basel wants a premium cap and ignores the real issues (BaZ)
Capping health insurance premiums provides short-term relief for the middle class. The vicious cycle between demands and reality persists.
05:39 Interview with top chefs: "In the end, I prefer it when someone cooks fresh, even if the menu isn't entirely politically correct" (derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, BZ)
More cream or less? More meat or less? Annemarie Wildeisen and her daughter Florina Manz discuss simple cooking – and the great return to hearty dishes.
05:38 Debate on the minimum wage: "Employers have missed the boat" – "Don't constantly portray us as inhuman" (derBund, BaZ, BZ, TagesAnzeiger)
A purely existence-sustaining wage is not the responsibility of employers, said employer director Roland Müller recently. Union chief economist Daniel Lampart has no understanding for this.
05:37 Accusation of shallow entertainment: Cat videos at SRG: Susanne Wille was mistaken (BaZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
We scrolled through SRG's social media channels. Cats are running across ski slopes or doing torso bends. The director general was unaware of this.
05:36 ICRC President in Interview: "Gaza Sends a Terrible Signal for Future Wars" (derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, BZ)
The International Committee of the Red Cross is known for its strict neutrality. Regarding the war in Gaza, Mirjana Spoljaric uses unequivocal words.
05:34 From lightweight to indestructible: How to secure your bike well: Six locks tested (BZ, BaZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger)
To keep your bike safe from thieves, it's best to use a U-lock. Of the models tested, only two withstand the expert's specialized tools.
05:28 Sport and health: heart, lung, and brain therapy: swim your way to health in 20 minutes (BZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
The bathing season has begun, providing the opportunity to take care of oneself without sweating. Swimming is beneficial for both body and mind, as research also indicates.
05:11 Aid for arms manufacturers: Switzerland relinquishes control over 85 percent of arms exports (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, derBund, BZ)
The Council of States wants to relax the export of tanks, rifles, and ammunition to support arms companies. An international law expert says this conflicts with a UN agreement.
04:36 Middle East: New Israeli Strikes on Iran That Retaliates (24heures, TdG)
After Israeli strikes targeting the Iranian nuclear program, Tehran retaliated with missile fire, resulting in eight deaths in Israel.
04:00 Sweet Home: Come on board! (derBund, TagesAnzeiger)
Boring? Outdated? Dull? Not at all! 10 reasons why the sideboard makes a great roommate.
04:00 Animal cruelty in court: Breeder delayed seeking help, resulting in the death of four piglets and a mini pig (TagesAnzeiger)
A breeder of mini pigs was convicted of animal cruelty. A second report she requested did not help her.
04:00 Sweet Home: Come on board (BaZ, BZ)
Boring? Outdated? Not at all! 10 reasons why the sideboard makes a great roommate.
03:30 Traffic planning in Hombrechtikon: Speed limit 30, new bike paths, more buses – this is how traffic should flow through the village (TagesAnzeiger)
Hombrechtikon has presented its plan for future mobility. 36 measures are planned, including a speed limit of 30 km/h on almost all municipal roads in the residential area.
01:50 Parade in Washington: Trump congratulates the US Army, Vance congratulates Trump (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ, BZ)
President Trump takes the microphone for the 250th anniversary of the US Army at the end of a large military parade. Shortly before, his 79th birthday is also prominently mentioned.
00:53 Canadian GP: Russell triumphs in qualifying in Montreal (derBund, BaZ, BZ, TagesAnzeiger)
The Canadian Grand Prix promises excitement. With strong prospects for victory, the surprising Mercedes driver enters the tenth race of the Formula 1 season.
20:20 Feminist strike sweeps through the city: Colorful and purple: Here's how the feminist strike in Bern went (derBund, BZ)
On a hot Saturday afternoon, thousands gathered to advocate for the women's cause.
20:19 ZSC champions before departure: Vinzenz Rohrer signs a three-year contract with Montreal (BZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
The Austrian wants to try his luck in the NHL. If he fails to secure a spot on the team, he would not play in the farm team but in Zurich.
20:13 Demonstrations: "No Kings": Thousands of anti-Trump protesters march across the United States (TdG, 24heures)
Nearly 2000 anti-Trump rallies are taking place in major American cities this Saturday, the president's birthday.
20:09 Police check after a party: A woman has to hand in her driver's license due to drugs - even though she wasn't driving herself (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ, BZ)
Andrea is searched after a night out in Zurich. Although she was sitting in a taxi, she has to have her driving ability checked. Is the police engaging in preemptive drug policy?
20:08 Riehen: 91-year-old ends up in the opposite lane (BaZ)
On Saturday afternoon, a driver collided with two oncoming cars after a traffic divider. The accident-causing driver and another driver were slightly injured and taken to the hospital.
19:55 Federal Gymnastics Festival: Swiss gymnasts showcase strong performances, Seifert excels (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
At the Federal Gymnastics Festival, the best Swiss gymnasts were sought.
19:33 Feminist Strike in Zurich 2025: "Still Angry" – Women's Strike for Equality and Palestine (TagesAnzeiger)
Over ten thousand people took to the streets for wage equality and against patriarchy and violence against women. There were hardly any incidents.
18:49 Generation Z in Switzerland: The serenity of a generation that defies preconceived notions (24heures, TdG)
The researcher Rüdiger Maas tells us why young Swiss people are less afraid of the future than Germans and are largely proud of their country.
18:19 Geneva: In Geneva, a purple parade against persistent inequalities (TdG, 24heures)
From Cropettes to Place Neuve, around 3500 people marched "against the masculinist offensive."
18:01 Change of the Foreign Minister: Cassis suddenly appears confident – and makes Köppel look outdated (BZ, BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
For a long time, Federal Councillor Ignazio Cassis was seen as colorless and overwhelmed during public appearances. But now he shines precisely in the European question.
18:00 Limited special model: this "Pocket-Rocket" breaks the boundaries (BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
BMW is launching a new M2 CS. The weight-reduced sports version is stronger, faster, and more expensive than ever before.
17:55 Little wind on Lake Geneva: The Bol d'Or is set to last until the end of the night (24heures, TdG)
Due to the challenging conditions on Lake Geneva, the finish of the 86th Bol d'Or will take place at night.
17:55 Feminist Strike in Basel: Fight Against Sexism Meets "Free Palestine" (BaZ)
The demonstration was peaceful, although some protesters did not adhere to the approved route. Meanwhile, a Basel-Landschaft councilor was annoyed by blocked tram tracks.