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17:21 Transfermarkt: FC Basel signs Serbian midfield talent Andrej Bačanin (BaZ)
The Serbian youth international has signed a five-year contract with FC Basel.
17:19 Zeidler makes a change: LS must win to stay in Europe (24heures)
Lausanne-Sport must defeat FK Vardar on Thursday at Tuilière to continue its path in the Conference League qualifiers. A match to follow live with us.
17:19 Solar company in trouble: Meyer Burger will not publish its business report again (derBund, BZ)
The Thun-based solar company is requesting a postponement of the disclosure of its financial figures for 2024. This is likely to result in the continued suspension of trading in its shares.
17:10 From leisure park to future park: Mystery Park has a new owner: Erich von Däniken welcomes the sale (BZ, derBund)
The former Mystery Park is under new management. Both the 90-year-old initiator and local tourism representatives anticipate positive momentum for the Interlaken region.
17:08 Elections in Basel-Landschaft: SP forgoes its own candidacy to oust FDP from the government (BaZ)
The hopes of the center-left rest on the green-liberal Sabine Bucher. The Freisinnigen must be worried - also because of the SVP.
17:02 Injury sustained in training: GC will be without captain Abrashi for several weeks (TagesAnzeiger)
The Grasshoppers will have to do without Amir Abrashi at least until September. The GC captain has suffered a muscle fiber tear.
16:51 Border conflict in Southeast Asia: After ceasefire, Cambodians return to destroyed homes (derBund, BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
Following nearly a week of fighting between Cambodia and Thailand, a ceasefire appears to be holding. Displaced individuals returning find a field of rubble.
16:46 Air India crash: The debate on installing cameras in cockpits is reignited (TdG, 24heures)
In addition to flight data and audio recordings collected by the black boxes, video would help investigators better understand the causes of air disasters.
16:45 Air safety: Soon the end of restrictions on liquids in the cabin (24heures, TdG)
CT scanners, which are available at Geneva and Zurich airports, will allow for the relaxation of the 100 milliliter limit in carry-on luggage.
16:34 Fatal accident in Valais: A Polish climber dies on Weisshorn (24heures, TdG)
A 45-year-old man fell while descending from the Valais summit on Wednesday evening. He died at the scene of the accident.
16:33 After heavy rainfall: the water level in Lake Zurich has risen significantly (TagesAnzeiger)
The water level in Lake Zurich was initially exceptionally low. Now, after days of rain, it is higher than usual.
16:31 12% Initiative: Vaud's judiciary rules in favor of the "guillotine clause" (24heures)
The constitutional court rejects the request challenging the Grand Council's decision to link the shield reform with the initiative for a tax cut. The initiators will appeal to the Federal Court.
16:23 A booming black market: Nitazène, this super potent drug that worries Europe (TdG, 24heures)
Remaining in the shadows for decades, this synthetic drug is used to cut heroin - unbeknownst to consumers.
16:21 Mix-up during bottling: Those who drink this energy drink will not only be awake but also drunk (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, derBund, BaZ)
The US food authority has initiated a recall of certain cans of the Celsius brand. They contain vodka.
16:20 "They are on the loose": In the United States, immigration police raise concerns (24heures, TdG)
ICE agents are on the front lines of the Trump administration's deportation operations of undocumented immigrants. Their methods provoke fear and anger. A national day of action is scheduled for Friday.
16:19 Vote in Ukraine: Zelenskyj makes a spectacular turnaround in the fight against corruption (BaZ, derBund, BZ, TagesAnzeiger)
After protests and Western pressure, the Ukrainian parliament restores independence to anti-corruption agencies. Even with a not-so-obvious majority.
16:16 Women's Tour de France: Squibans wins 6th stage, Chabbey extends lead in mountain classification (BZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
The stage win of the 6th stage goes to Maeva Squibans. Elise Chabbey continues to score points for the mountain classification.
16:10 "The staff doesn't breathe often": Why isn't the Women's Tour de France broadcast on RTS? (TdG, 24heures)
Just coming off a successful Euro 2025 in terms of viewership, RTS has chosen not to broadcast the Women's Tour de France. Massimo Lorenzi explains.
16:00 Small Talk of the Week: Finally a top series on Netflix again! And: The next superstar shows off their teenage offspring (BaZ, BZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger)
Additionally: an outrageous tip, problematic sex toys, and fun facts for mosquito nerds. We wish you an engaging table conversation.
15:49 Zurich Airport: Where Swiss Loses Money, Where It Profits, and What Lies Ahead (TagesAnzeiger)
The half-year figures for Swiss are solid, but the outlook is rather concerning. Here are the most interesting points regarding the half-year figures.
15:44 Despite the lack of success: New contract for Ferrari team principal Vasseur (derBund, BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
Ferrari has been waiting a long time for the next Formula 1 title. This season, there has been no victory yet. Team principal Frédéric Vasseur still receives a vote of confidence.
15:35 National Day: In Romandy, four municipalities ban fireworks (TdG, 24heures)
For August 1st, fireworks celebrations are banned, while others are restricted. This trend could spread with an ongoing popular initiative.
15:28 Harmful insect: Japanese beetles spotted in Geneva (TdG)
Highly harmful "hitchhiker" beetles have been captured in Geneva.
15:22 Personalized Ticket Prices: Why Flying Could Soon Become More Expensive Due to AI (BaZ, BZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
How much are you willing to pay for a flight? Delta Airlines plans to individually calculate 20 percent of ticket prices using AI. To do this, it uses personal data such as income.
15:21 Weather phenomenon: A mega lightning bolt of 829 km sets a new world record (24heures, TdG)
The World Meteorological Organization validated on Thursday the new record for the longest lightning bolt, recorded in the United States in 2017, with a distance equivalent to that between Paris and Venice.
15:19 Two doubles in friendlies: Can Noah Okafor still find a place at Milan? (24heures, TdG)
Scoring a brace against Liverpool last week, the Swiss forward did it again this Thursday. Is it enough to convince AC Milan?
15:17 Floods in China: Death toll rises to 70, including 31 nursing home residents (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, derBund, BaZ)
The devastating rains in China have claimed many lives at a senior center near Beijing as a nearby river overflowed.
15:08 July 31, 2025: The essentials of the day (24heures)
The nicotine patch, the sexuality of disabled people, safety in stadiums: the key news of the day
15:00 July 31, 2025: The Most Important of the Day (TagesAnzeiger)
Record number of mountain rescues | Mystery Park has a new owner | National Bank reports billion loss | Uncertainty over Trump's tariffs | Zurich bike tunnel causing issues
14:57 Speed camera on A2 in Basel: "Why wasn't the road marking adjusted after five years?" (BaZ)
The signage for the reduction of the single-lane stretch before the Schwarzwald Bridge – where over 2000 drivers were fined – is confusing, criticizes the ACS of both Basels.
14:38 Due to the Street Parade: ferry increases schedule (TagesAnzeiger)
The Zurich Lake ferry Horgen-Meilen AG expects heavy traffic during the Zurich major event on August 9.
14:35 Controversy in Geneva: La Cicad at the center of accusations of censorship on all fronts (24heures, TdG)
No funding for Cicad, argues a director, as it allegedly seeks to silence criticism of Israel. Beware of the boomerang effect, warns an elected official. Controversy.
14:34 Politics in Russia: Putin strengthens censorship and surveillance on the internet (24heures, TdG)
The Russian president ratified a law on Thursday that will punish "extremist" searches in Russia. This concerns regime opponents and LGBT movements.
14:31 Dan Ndoye second: Here are the 10 most expensive Swiss football players in history (TdG, 24heures)
With his signing at Nottingham, Dan Ndoye ranks second among the most expensive players in history. Here is the top 10.
14:31 Ambulatory Care: KSBL with new "branches" in the Laufental (BaZ)
A new emergency location and an oncology consultation expand the services in the Laufen region.
14:29 Between Glattal and Winterthur: missed agreement still leaves a gap in the cycling network (TagesAnzeiger)
The weakness has long been recognized. However, because no agreement could be reached, there is still a gap in the cantonal cycling network between Nürensdorf and Brütten.
14:24 Fire on the Iberian Peninsula: wildfires rage in Spain and Portugal - heat is on the way (TagesAnzeiger)
Thousands of emergency services have been trying for days to contain the flames. The situation could escalate further over the weekend, with temperatures expected to exceed 40 degrees.
14:23 Village life in Thalwil: pole vaulter Melina Häuptli competes at the U20 European Championships (TagesAnzeiger)
The 17-year-old will travel to the championship in Finland at the beginning of August.
14:19 Visa secures exclusive rights: sale of World Cup tickets begins with restrictions (BZ, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, derBund)
Next summer, the next World Cup will take place in North America. After expensive VIP packages, the first regular tickets will also go on sale starting in September - for fans with the right payment card.
14:16 Editorial on the risk of drowning: Parents: keep an eye on your offspring! (TdG, 24heures)
Those in charge of swimming areas are worried about the carelessness of some parents regarding the dangers of water.
14:14 No plans yet?: The best tips for the weekend (BaZ)
Fireworks, open-air cinema, a pop-up on the rooftop, and a brunch bash in Gundeli: These are the highlights of the upcoming days.
14:12 Going out in Zurich: Concerts, parties, and gastronomy: The best tips for the weekend (TagesAnzeiger)
Sing along with Ed Sheeran at Letzi, celebrate at a block party, and book your table now for Zurich's most popular pop-up.
14:06 Ndoye directly behind Xhaka: From 45 to 16 million: These are the most expensive transfers of Swiss footballers (BaZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
Dan Ndoye becomes, with his transfer to Nottingham Forest, the second most expensive Swiss footballer in history. The former FCB player surpasses Breel Embolo and ranks just behind record holder Granit Xhaka.
14:04 Sternenpintli in Kappelen: The cordons bleus return after a change of tenants (BZ, derBund)
The experimental cuisine in the village tavern was not well received: The Sternenpintli is getting new tenants after two years, and there will be cordons bleus again, as well as Balkan dishes.
14:02 Myth of August 1st: Our National Day is surprisingly young - and was invented abroad (BZ, derBund, BaZ, TagesAnzeiger)
Bonfires, Weggen, fireworks - there are many traditions surrounding August 1st. Most of them are not as old as we like to assume.
14:02 Oversized artwork: In Herrliberg, you can swing with a view of Lake Zurich (TagesAnzeiger)
In Herrliberg, there is a brightly colored giant swing. It was created by the artist Susan Butti Stamm, who aims to bring people together.
14:00 Gold panning in Valais: On the road with the last gold digger of Gondo (derBund, BZ, BaZ, TagesAnzeiger)
Once, the Zwischberg Valley in Valais was an Eldorado for treasure seekers. Today, Rolf Gruber keeps the adventure alive with excursions.
13:59 Rescued by Rega: Downhill biker seriously injured in a fall on the Gurten trail (derBund, BZ)
On Wednesday, a man had an accident on the bike trail from Gurten to Wabern. He was rescued in difficult terrain and airlifted to the hospital.
13:57 USA and Hunger in Gaza: Has Trump Broken with Netanyahu? (BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
Trump's Maga movement is dismantling one of the last principles of the old Republican Party: unconditional support for Israel.
13:54 Ticker for August 1st: Switzerland celebrates its National Day (BZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
Across the country, August 1st is being celebrated today. We will keep you updated with current information, beautiful images, and stories.
13:51 The secrets of a hit: Marc Lavoine: "Everyone advised me against releasing 'les yeux revolver'" (TdG, 24heures)
Marc Lavoine celebrates 40 years of his hit on July 31 at the Estivale d'Estavayer-le-Lac, in an electro-symphonic version with the Fribourg Chamber Orchestra. Interview.
13:44 Euro-Airport: Easyjet launches new flights to the Canary Islands (BaZ)
The company will fly twice a week from Basel to La Palma. The new route starts in November.
13:43 Politics in Ukraine: Zelensky restores the independence of anti-corruption bodies (24heures, TdG)
The Ukrainian president ratified a law on Thursday that replaces a previous text criticized by civil society and the European Union.
13:42 EBACE at Palexpo: Geneva partially saves its business aviation show (TdG)
The aviation show will return to Palexpo in 2026, but will then alternate with another European city every other year.
13:37 Justice in Geneva: A dispute between children in the park goes wrong: a father convicted (TdG, 24heures)
The 43-year-old man was found guilty of assault after he abruptly pushed away a child who was bothering his baby.
13:36 Vacated and newly rented: Door codes and video cameras installed: Zurich Sugus apartments land on Airbnb (derBund)
The fear comes true: For over 8000 francs, one can now move into the Sugus houses in district 5 for a month – that's four times more than before.
13:36 Zürich Sugus apartments listed on Airbnb: "Horse trailers full of Ikea furniture" (TagesAnzeiger)
Suddenly door codes and video cameras: for over 8000 francs, you can now move into the Sugus houses in district 5 for a month - that's four times more than before.
13:36 Vacated and newly rented: door codes and video cameras installed: Zurich Sugus apartments land on Airbnb (BZ)
The fear comes true: for over 8000 francs, one can now move into the Sugus houses in district 5 for a month – that's four times more than before.
13:35 Nutrition and health: Soft drinks, fish sticks, and sweets could trigger lung cancer (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ, BZ)
Highly processed foods harm the lungs, say Chinese researchers. Ready-made products contain substances that could be as dangerous as cigarette smoke.
13:28 Suspicion of sabotage: Unknown individuals disrupt an important German railway line with an ignition device (BZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
A vigilant train driver noticed smoke coming from a cable duct on the North-South main line near Düsseldorf. What followed was a complete standstill with far-reaching consequences for international train traffic.
13:22 Swimming World Championships: Roman Mityukov qualifies for the 200m backstroke final (24heures, TdG)
By securing the 4th fastest time in the semifinals on Thursday, the Geneva athlete qualified for the final race of the 200m backstroke at the World Championships in Singapore.
13:19 Zombies and tariffs: Medvedev engages in a verbal spat with Trump (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The US president toughens his tone against Russia due to the war in Ukraine. While the Kremlin downplays the situation, former president Medvedev engages in a back-and-forth with Trump.
13:14 Buzz on social media: From TikTok to Instagram, the Vatican encourages "digital missionaries" (24heures, TdG)
In light of the success of social media, the Vatican encourages its clergy to preach online. A way to connect with younger generations.
13:10 Climbing accident in Pakistan: Dahlmeier's rope partner recounts the incident (BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, BZ, derBund)
A rockfall strikes Laura Dahlmeier at an altitude of 5700 meters. Her rope partner witnesses the accident - and cannot help.
13:07 Invasive insects: The Japanese beetle is slowly arriving in the canton of Vaud (24heures)
The beetle, which attacks vines and cultivated plants, is spreading in Switzerland. The ten insects captured in Montreux and Yvorne do not yet raise alarm.
13:05 Swiss football: Two matches of Servette FC are postponed due to the Europa League (TdG)
The Grenat will now play on Thursdays. The Geneva club will face Grasshopper on August 10, while the match against Sion is moved to a date to be determined.
13:00 Swimming World Championships: Mityukov with Swiss record in the final (derBund, BZ, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
Roman Mityukov qualifies in Singapore over 200 meters backstroke in 1:54.83 minutes for the medal decision. This will take place on Swiss National Day.
12:48 Children's event in Winterthur: A record number of children have registered for the reading summer (TagesAnzeiger)
The libraries in Winterthur have recorded a new high with 2,943 registrations.
12:47 Math problems from ETH Zurich: The number alphabet (derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
Number reversals: Here you can prove your mathematical talent. Our series for clever minds.
12:46 Sporting achievement: Léon Marchand crowned triple world champion in the 200m individual medley (TdG, 24heures)
Léon Marchand was crowned triple world champion in the 200m individual medley for the third time this Thursday. The day before, he had shattered a world record.
12:45 Collision on the A2: Person flees in green Bentley after crash with Skoda (BaZ)
After a collision on the A2, one of the vehicles involved fled the scene. No one was injured.
12:38 Jurassian Equestrian Festival: Poorly parked car in Saignelégier? Off to the tow yard! (TdG, 24heures)
The security measures will be strict for the 120th Market-Competition. The thousands of expected visitors are encouraged to use public transport.
12:24 Fear in the UK: A senior citizen is suspected of having poisoned children at a summer camp (TdG, 24heures)
A 76-year-old man has been arrested in northern England. He is suspected of administering a harmful substance to minors, eight of whom were hospitalized as a precaution.
12:19 Financial advisor on gold ETFs: Gold remains a safe haven, the dollar no longer does (derBund, BZ, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
Donald Trump aims to weaken the US currency. Therefore, it may be beneficial to use a currency hedge for gold funds, even if it means giving up returns.
12:15 Coverage of Gaza: A child with a genetic defect at the center of an information battle (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ, derBund)
Israel accuses the international press of manipulation – particularly due to an image that became a symbol of distress.
12:15 New Mama Shelter Hotel: You can stay again at the former Swissôtel in Oerlikon (TagesAnzeiger)
A city balcony, restaurant and bars, screens showing cartoons, wild design: the newest hotel in the city in the skyscraper is expected to revitalize Oerlikon.
12:05 Accident at Thurgau station: man on bicycle ends up on tracks and is hit by freight train - dead (BaZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
The man ended up on the tracks at the station in Märstetten on Thursday morning for reasons that are still unclear while riding his bicycle.
12:03 Not his first conviction: Swedish IS terrorist sentenced to life imprisonment (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The IS terrorist who executed a Jordanian pilot in Syria in 2014 has now been sentenced to life imprisonment again.
11:59 Shock in France: A nursery assistant accused of sexual assaults on 9 children (TdG, 24heures)
A 59-year-old woman employed at a nursery school in Hérault was taken into custody on Thursday as part of an investigation: she allegedly raped children aged 3 to 4 years.
11:58 National Day: Farmers and their animals stressed by fireworks (TdG, 24heures)
Fireworks can cause severe panic in animals. A dilemma for livestock owners.
11:30 Personnel decisions at SCB: Rohrbach joins in the following season, captain Untersander extends contract (BZ, derBund)
SC Bern is refining its personnel policy. For the 2026/27 season, it has signed Dario Rohrbach from the SCL Tigers. And Ramon Untersander will stay for two more seasons with SCB.
11:17 Nicola Hocevar from HC Rychenberg: After a traffic accident, the unihockey talent is out for the entire season (TagesAnzeiger)
The season preparation of HC Rychenberg Winterthur is marred by an accident not caused by the soon-to-be 18-year-old Nicola Hocevar.
11:12 New project for the Mystery Park: Despite the naysayers (BZ, derBund)
The Mystery Park failed and languished for a long time. Now there are new ambitious plans. The responsible parties deserve a vote of confidence, says editor Samuel Günter.
10:47 Survey on homesickness: What do you miss when you are not at home? (BaZ)
On holiday or after emigrating: What do you miss when you are not in the Basel region? Take part in our survey!
10:37 First home game: FC Basel gets a hybrid pitch, fans get a bucket of beer (BaZ)
On Saturday, the Swiss champion plays at St. Jakob-Park against the Grasshoppers. This season, there are many new things at Joggeli.
10:28 National Day: Federal councillors are deployed across the country for August 1st (TdG, 24heures)
The seven ministers will deliver about twenty speeches between this Thursday and Friday. Albert Rösti holds the record with six speeches scheduled in German-speaking and French-speaking Switzerland.
10:27 Booming lightweight motorbikes: often too young and too fast on the road: stricter rules for e-scooters are now looming (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, derBund, BZ)
The presence of e-scooters has significantly increased in Swiss cities, as have violations by minors. GLP National Councillor Matthias Jauslin now wants to regulate e-scooters more strictly.
10:23 114 million project: SBB works for profile adjustment in Basel start (BaZ)
Starting in August, initial works for the adjustment of the Basel St. Johann - Basel SBB line will begin. In the future, freight trains with four-meter-high trailers from France will be able to operate towards the NEAT axes.
10:22 Greening and unsealing: the city of Bern makes Optingen Street more climate-friendly (BZ, derBund)
On the street in the Breitenrain district, 23 trees will be planted, and one-third of the asphalt will be removed. The construction work will last from mid-August to spring 2026.
10:20 Construction work in Neftenbach: Weiachstrasse will be closed for a weekend (TagesAnzeiger)
From August 8 to 11, Weiachstrasse in Neftenbach will receive a new surface. Traffic will be redirected.
10:19 Swiss economy: The SNB suffers a loss of 15.3 billion in the first half of the year (24heures, TdG)
The Swiss National Bank (SNB) records a loss of several billion. The reason is its positions in foreign currencies.
10:19 Battle for the electronics retailer: the Chinese are making a big investment in Mediamarkt-Saturn (derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, BZ)
Media reports have been circulating for some time that the Chinese conglomerate JD.com is interested in Mediamarkt-Saturn in Germany. Now the Chinese have taken the decisive step.
10:09 Joy turns to anger: Zurich's new bike tunnel is already facing issues after just a few weeks (TagesAnzeiger)
A faulty fire door, condensation in the bike station, and poor signage: the recently opened bike tunnel is already facing criticism.
10:04 Natural phenomenon: Why the Mediterranean is colder than the Channel in recent days (24heures, TdG)
In recent days, bathers have found water at 15-17 °C instead of the usual 25 °C. The phenomenon causing this drop is expected to last for a few more days.
10:03 Donations for Blatten: 57 million francs for the victims of the landslide – how will it be distributed? (derBund, BZ, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
Aid organizations report an unprecedented volume of donations. A distribution committee will be established.
10:01 Higher education: Record number of university graduates from Fribourg in 2024 (24heures)
The canton celebrates 1226 new academic titles, an increase of 2.2% compared to 2023. Its University remains the provider of more than half of the awarded titles.
09:53 Conversations about homesickness: What Basel celebrities miss when they are away (BaZ)
They travel a lot, but they always feel drawn back home: five Basel personalities share why they remain connected to Basel.
09:48 Chronology of the Mystery Park: What happened to Erich von Däniken's failed UFO empire (derBund, BaZ, BZ, TagesAnzeiger)
The park experienced ups and downs. After a bankruptcy and several changes of ownership, the new owner plans a future campus. The history of the park in seven chapters.
09:47 Trader bankrupt: Frisch-Fisch Zahner must file for bankruptcy – due to the decline of bistros (TagesAnzeiger)
The decline of bistros following the COVID-19 pandemic continues. This is also causing crises in the supply chain: trader Zahner has now ceased operations. He previously supplied the Zurich area.
09:47 Hiking in Sainte-Croix: The Bornes Trail is being renewed (24heures)
Following the old border markers, the popular Franco-Swiss route has been revised and integrated into SuisseMobile.
09:46 Surcharges on flight tickets: the mystery of ticket pricing with Swiss (TagesAnzeiger)
When purchasing a ticket, you're not just paying for the flight. An airline determines what it charges the passenger. Figuring out exactly what you're paying for is a puzzle.
09:46 CEO Nick Hayek under pressure: These five graphics show why the Swatch Group is in trouble (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ, derBund)
Profits are shrinking, stock prices are weak: The successful watchmaker is currently struggling. There are deeper underlying causes.
09:46 New striker: He believes in fate and is expected to score goals for YB (BZ, derBund)
Sergio Cordova is moving to Bern for allegedly 1.75 million euros. Here, he replaces Cedric Itten, who was finally allowed to move to Düsseldorf.
09:45 Part 4 of the cult comedy: "The Naked Gun" is back - and only almost as good as the original (derBund, BZ, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
Hollywood takes on a reboot of the cult comedy with Liam Neeson and Pamela Anderson. However, the fourth installment lacks what once made the series great.
09:45 Gilbert Arenas: former NBA star arrested for illegal poker games (derBund, BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
The former basketball player Gilbert Arenas is in trouble with the law. He has also been suspended during his career for bringing weapons into the locker room.
09:43 Fribourg local police: Security services are moving to Aurore Street (24heures)
The local police and mobility service is leaving Grand-Rue to move to new premises starting August 11.
09:36 Fight against violence: Vernier and Geneva launch self-defense courses for women (TdG, 24heures)
The two cities reaffirm their commitment against gender-based violence. Free training offers both techniques and spaces for exchange.
09:34 Interview with a sports doctor: Astonishing effects: Altitude training can prevent diseases (derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
With a lack of oxygen, athletic performance is specifically improved. Hypoxia can be harmful to health – but also healing, as sports doctor Walter Kistler explains.
09:31 Due to corruption allegations: Lithuanian Prime Minister Paluckas resigns (BaZ, BZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger)
Media reports about his dealings put the Lithuanian Prime Minister under significant pressure. He is now yielding to protesters' demands for his resignation.
09:29 From the municipality: Green light for construction project – Niederhasli renews Hofstetterstrasse (TagesAnzeiger)
After just one objection during the first planning phase, the municipal council approved the project. Affected individuals can still raise objections until mid-August.
09:28 Women's football in Winterthur: Successful European Championship for public viewings – despite potential loss (TagesAnzeiger)
The Winti Arena and the football garden were filled to capacity during some of the European Championship matches. However, it is still unclear whether there will be public viewings for women's tournaments in the future.
09:28 Coucou Zurich: A place where hospitality and dishes impress (TagesAnzeiger)
The café at Röntgenplatz is what is often missing in the city: a place where you can eat affordably all day long and simply stay seated. Without time slots.
09:25 Controversial application: In the United States, controversy surrounding Tea, which allows women to rate men (24heures, TdG)
On Friday, Tea suffered a cyberattack. About 72,000 images and personal data were circulated on the internet.
09:25 Speeding in Valais: Four drivers caught in the alpine passes (TdG, 24heures)
The Valais police have intensified their checks. Drivers caught traveling between 145 and 153 km/h in areas limited to 80 km/h face 4 years in prison.
09:25 Match stopped due to rain: The president of Bellinzona's gamble to win by default (TdG, 24heures)
While Aarau was leading 3-1 on Saturday, the match had to be canceled due to weather conditions. Bellinzona is requesting a victory by default.
09:23 Series on Prime Video: "Black Hearts" continues to beat violently in season 2 (24heures, TdG)
Set in the heart of the fight against ISIS jihadists in 2016, the series impresses with its brutal realism. Prime Video.
09:22 Series on Play RTS: Two Summers is a weather report of morals (TdG, 24heures)
Far from the place of great men, childhood friends reunite in their fifties. A Flemish miniseries. Play RTS.
09:21 Border Crossing: The EU will launch its automated control in October (24heures, TdG)
Travelers from third countries visiting Europe for a short stay will have their name, passport number, fingerprints, and photo recorded at the borders.
09:18 Series on Disney +: Washington Black is still running (TdG, 24heures)
The adaptation of Esi Edugyan's novel perches between a metaphorical odyssey and a realistic adventure around the world circa 1830. Disney +.
09:18 Series on Apple TV / Canal +: How does season 3 of Foundation hold up? (TdG, 24heures)
In orbit since 2021, Isaac Asimov's classic continues its path of excellence in serial galactic psychohistory. Apple TV.
09:15 From the community: Schleinikon attracts with free drinks and a music band for the national celebration (TagesAnzeiger)
On the square of the town hall, this year's August 1st celebration begins the evening before. The community president, Florina Böhler, welcomes the festival attendees.
09:08 Trade War: Switzerland Awaiting Trump's Decision on Tariffs (24heures, TdG)
The American president must announce by August 1st whether he will maintain a 31% tariff on Swiss products exported to the United States.
09:05 From the community: Weiachstrasse in Neftenbach will be completely closed for three days (TagesAnzeiger)
From August 8 to 11, the road needs urgent repairs. In case of bad weather, the work will be postponed to a later date in August.
08:54 Collision in the Jura: A car makes a complete turn after a collision in a roundabout (24heures, TdG)
The force of the impact propelled the struck vehicle into an impressive spin. Fortunately, none of the occupants of the two cars were injured.
08:52 Weekend weather: Will we be able to celebrate Switzerland in the sun? Yes, but... (TdG, 24heures)
For this extended weekend, the weather should be mild in the plains, but more unstable at higher altitudes.
08:47 Graffiti at Glattbrugg Station: Just out of prison, he commits another crime (TagesAnzeiger)
A 40-year-old disability pensioner must return to prison. With an accomplice, he spray-painted the inscription "KCBR."
08:47 Sino-American tensions: China summons American Nvidia over "serious security issues" (TdG, 24heures)
China has summoned American Nvidia to discuss "security issues" related to its artificial intelligence chips. Access for Chinese companies to these chips is a major concern.
08:37 No brakes, just tape: Turkish coach stopped in Graubünden due to serious deficiencies (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The cantonal police of Graubünden had to pull a coach off the road in Cazis, which was on its way to Milan.
08:34 There is no age for... being addicted to sports (4/5): "I solved investigations, alone on my boat in the middle of the lake" (TdG, 24heures)
Georges "Giorgio" Christinat, 80 years old, has been crazy about rowing since the 1990s. The former police officer draws his physical and mental strength from it.
08:25 Demographic Development: Bern's population grows by 101 people in the first half of the year (derBund, BZ)
More births than deaths, but also more people moving away: overall, there is minimal growth. About 146,600 people lived in Bern at the end of June.
08:25 "I took the time to think": Kamala Harris will not run for governor of California in 2026 (TdG, 24heures)
The former Democratic presidential candidate announced her decision on Wednesday in a rare statement following her defeat against Donald Trump last November.
08:18 Ice cream, refreshingly different: Yogurt sour cherry ice cream (TagesAnzeiger)
For summer, we would like to introduce you to some extraordinary recipes. You don't need an ice cream maker for this. The traditional Rosoli liqueur comes from Einsiedeln and the recipe has been around since the 18th century. Let's get started!
08:13 Fast food at Albisriederplatz: Burger King opens another branch in Zurich in September (TagesAnzeiger)
The American fast-food chain is expanding its Zurich network with a seventh location. In mid-September, the medium-sized restaurant with 86 seats is set to open its doors.
08:02 Little secrets of the Geneva communes (3/10): In Landecy, a facade listed as heritage (TdG)
The hamlet of the municipality of Bardonnex carries a rich historical heritage, starting with the old forge, the café, and the neighboring squares dating back to the 18th century.
07:59 Dozens of seniors scammed: mastermind of the grandchild scam mafia: now "Lolli" is in a Swiss prison (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, derBund, BZ)
Marcin K. lived in luxury - funded by a multi-million fraud against numerous retirees. Now Germany has extradited him to Switzerland.
07:53 Still vacant chief position: New department head declines Bülach (TagesAnzeiger)
Anna Liechti was supposed to take over the Planning and Construction department in a month. However, she has decided to stay with her current employer.
07:47 From the community: Bring, browse, take away: Treasures await at the Köniz Castle (BZ)
The third bring-and-take day invites on August 23 with second-hand treasures and Tibetan specialties in the historic knight's cellar.
07:47 Podcast about ice hockey: Kevin Fiala: "The national team is like a family - that's why we are so good" (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ, derBund)
The love for the Swiss national team, beautiful and sad stories at the World Cup, life as an NHL professional in Los Angeles. Kevin Fiala provides an exciting insight into his life in "Eisbrecher."
07:43 U.S. State of South Carolina: Workers discover radioactive wasp nest on former nuclear site (BZ, BaZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger)
Experts cannot pinpoint the exact source of the radiation. The find has led to criticism of the authorities' information policy.
07:38 National Day: Frutigen invites to the federal celebration program with music and fireworks (BZ)
The municipality is organizing a celebration on August 1st at the Frutigresort with bands and alphorn sounds.
07:35 End of traffic diversions: Zurich main station can be accessed normally again starting tomorrow (TagesAnzeiger)
After 20 days of construction at the main station, public transport can resume its regular routes. The remaining work will continue at night until mid-September 2025.
07:32 From the community: How Schwarzenburg is sacrificing its streets for its 1000-year anniversary (BZ)
Four days of celebration, numerous closed roads: Schwarzenburg is preparing for its 1000-year anniversary.
07:29 Architecture of the 1930s: The Geneva exhibition that avoids controversy (24heures, TdG)
The Museum of Art and History sets the architectural scene of the 1930s while sweeping the ideological ambiguities of modernity under the rug.
07:21 Champions League: These eight teams could face FC Basel in the playoffs (BaZ)
As the second qualifying round has concluded, the field of potential opponents can be further narrowed down.
07:07 Accident at Riffelhorn: Zermatt: climber fatally fell (BZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
On July 18, a fatal accident occurred at Riffelhorn in the Valais Alps. The victim has now been identified.
07:06 From the community: When 50 rolling witnesses conquer the streets of Andelfingen (TagesAnzeiger)
Historical military vehicles are coming to Andelfingen on August 16. During the exhibition, there will be an opportunity to take a tour.
07:00 Sexuality and disability: "My intimate life, I talk about it with whoever I want, whenever I want!" (TdG, 24heures)
Four beneficiaries of the Lavigny Institution share their relationship with sexuality. A theme that is still taboo, even though the conversation is becoming more open.
06:59 WTA 1000 in Montreal: Bencic ends Bouchard's career (24heures, TdG)
The St. Gallen player Belinda Bencic defeated Eugénie Bouchard 6-2, 3-6, 6-4 in 2 hours and 16 minutes in the second round of the WTA 1000 in Montreal.
06:56 Farewell Podcast from the US Correspondent: Goodbye, Fabian Fellmann! (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
He has been a correspondent in Washington since 2021, covering Joe Biden and witnessing Donald Trump's comeback. Now Fabian Fellmann is returning to Switzerland. What remains?
06:50 From the municipality: Heavy rain halts road construction on Oberhofstrasse in Elgg (TagesAnzeiger)
Due to weather conditions, only the base layer could be laid, and the surface layer must wait. The second construction phase will follow on August 11.
06:49 Valais Alps: Fatal fall of 2500 meters for a hiker at Riffelhorn (TdG, 24heures)
A 55-year-old German lost his life during a hike near Zermatt. An investigation has been opened to determine the exact circumstances of this tragedy.
06:44 From the municipality: Richterswil introduces collection of plastic packaging (TagesAnzeiger)
The municipality now allows its residents to recycle plastic packaging. Through the RecyPac association, a gap in recycling is to be closed.
06:43 Like my grandfather in 1964: I tested for you... the free fall in Yverdon (TdG, 24heures)
As part of the Romandie Parachutisme meeting, our journalist tested a tandem jump. An opportunity to discover a discipline that is diversifying.
06:43 Unprecedented performance: In Yverdon, an attempt will be made to break a Swiss wingsuit record (24heures, TdG)
As part of the Romandie Parachutisme meeting, the north Vaud airfield hopes to host an extraordinary flight on Friday.
06:34 Emergency landing required: Injuries due to turbulence on flight to Amsterdam (BZ, BaZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger)
25 injured had to be taken to the hospital due to turbulence - such cases could become more frequent in the future.
06:28 Deal on government election: SP supports GLP in the fight for Gschwind's succession (BaZ)
The party does not put forward its own candidacy for the vacant seat. It endorses the Green Liberal Sabine Bucher, whose party supports the SP in the Council of States elections.
06:27 The canton enforces a participant limit: Stricter regulations for the biker parade in Basel anger motorcyclists (BaZ)
There has been a limit for the Corso through the city for a while. This year, motorcyclists are also required to adhere strictly to it.
06:20 Youth Word 2025: Diggah, Lowkey, Schere: Here are the candidates for the Youth Word of the Year (derBund, BaZ, BZ, TagesAnzeiger)
From suggestions chosen by young people aged 11 to 20, the Langenscheidt jury has now selected ten candidates. Voting is now open for these.
06:16 Three-set victory in Montreal: Bencic ends Bouchard's career (BZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
Belinda Bencic wins her first match at the WTA 1000 tournament in Montreal against Eugenie Bouchard. The Canadian thus leaves the tennis stage.
06:02 Summer Series – Converted Places in Geneva (4/5): From Farm to Home, a Heritage Revival in Troinex (TdG)
A former listed agricultural hamlet has become a well-maintained residential complex. An exemplary but lengthy transformation.
06:00 Millions at stake: To remain competitive in Switzerland, LS must shine in Europe (24heures)
As Super League budgets soar, Lausanne-Sport's has hit a ceiling. Unless they can rely on the millions from the European Cup.
05:56 Murder trial in Colorado: wife poisoned - dentist sentenced to life in prison (derBund, BZ, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
A sensational court case in the USA ends with a guilty verdict. The husband killed his wife with cyanide, the court in the state of Colorado finds.
05:50 Dollar bears main responsibility: SNB reports a loss of 15.3 billion francs in the first half (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, derBund, BaZ)
The Swiss National Bank has significantly fallen into the red in the first half of 2025. The weakening US dollar has particularly negatively impacted the results.
05:49 Backlog made up: Holcim increases operating profit despite lower revenue in the first half of the year (BaZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
The construction materials producer Holcim reports that it has offset a weak start to the year thanks to a strong spring.
05:48 Summer riddle with -minu: Number 28: The hidden alley by the Rhine in Kleinbasel (BaZ)
Guess each of the 35 rungs correctly, send in the solution phrase, and you might win a great prize. Join in!
05:41 Letter to the rain: Those who complain about you are poor souls (BaZ, derBund, BZ, TagesAnzeiger)
Everyone is complaining because the pool and the barbecue are canceled. Meanwhile, our author joyfully opens the umbrella. Bad weather also has its perks.
05:38 Airline presents half-year results: Swiss with stable revenue but significant profit decline (BZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
The Swiss airline generated 2.7 billion francs from January to June. Profits shrank for several reasons.
05:31 Health in Switzerland: The nicotine patch could be the last hope for the forgotten long Covid patients (24heures, TdG)
While 60,000 francs were not enough to cure him, a Swiss computer scientist is trying nicotine patches, a promising approach for many patients.
05:28 The Guest: August 1, 2025: from the fires of war to the fires of hope (TdG)
Claude Bonard, former Secretary General of the State Chancellery, expresses wishes for our country on the eve of the national holiday.
05:25 US Tariffs: Does Switzerland have a deal with Trump or not? Just before the deadline, uncertainty is at its peak (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, BZ, derBund)
On July 31, the deadline expires. And no one knows if the US president will respond – and if not, what tariffs will apply to Switzerland starting August 1.
05:25 Attacker arrested at the scene: city councilor in the US state of Virginia set on fire at work (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In Danville, a city councilor was doused with gasoline and set on fire. According to authorities, the attacker had no political motive.
05:22 Shared Meal: Dating Speculations Surrounding Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau (derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
Just a meal among friends or something more? Pop star Katy Perry and former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau were seen together at a restaurant in Montreal. Both have recently experienced a breakup.
05:21 Partial Election Chronicle (2/4): General Dufour, a compass for Geneva (TdG)
Candidate of the Center and the Liberal Greens, Xavier Magnin presents the general as a patriotic model for Geneva on the occasion of August 1st.
05:05 Detour via St. Gallen: SBB: Train services between Weinfelden and Frauenfeld are disrupted (BZ, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, derBund)
SBB reports a disruption on the main traffic axis in Eastern Switzerland. Delays and cancellations are expected.
05:03 Geneva Gastronomy: Roberto, 80 Years of Loyal and Delicious Service (TdG)
The iconic Italian restaurant, opened in 1945 at Madeleine, moved to Rive in 1975. A look back at an incredible family and culinary saga.
05:01 Jeunesses campagnardes: The Saint-Prex festival aims to attract audiences even from German-speaking Switzerland (24heures)
The Jura foot festival will take place from August 13 to 17 near Morges. It is implementing various strategies to broaden the audience of an already very popular tradition.
04:42 Asia: Cambodia calls on Thailand to return 20 soldiers (TdG, 24heures)
Cambodia accused Thailand of capturing 20 of its soldiers shortly after the ceasefire between the two countries came into effect.
04:31 Drowning risk: Are the swimming spots on Lake Geneva monitored? (24heures, TdG)
The lack of vigilance from some parents has been noted by lifeguards at a pool in the canton of Vaud. What is the situation along the shores of Lake Geneva?
04:26 Swiss National Day 2025: Everything about August 1st in the Basel region (BaZ)
The Basel region celebrates Swiss National Day with various festivities. All information and news about it can be found here in the ticker.
04:25 National Day on the Rhine: Here’s where you can best see the fireworks in Basel (BaZ)
The city of Basel is celebrating Switzerland again on July 31. Everything you need to know about the festivities can be found in our article.
04:18 Deportations in the USA: "Los Angeles is no longer the City of Angels, it is the City of Fear" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Due to raids by the US immigration agency, many Latinos in Los Angeles are afraid to go out. Impressions from the metropolis.
04:18 Events near you: Where to celebrate August 1st (TagesAnzeiger)
Switzerland is having a birthday. We tell you where to find fireworks, bonfires, and events in the canton of Zurich.
04:04 Interview with LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault: "Bottling French cognac in China is unthinkable" (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, derBund, BZ)
The richest man in France explains why the luxury industry's crisis doesn't worry him, which Warren Buffett rule he follows, and why the European Union should abolish its bureaucracy.
04:00 Dense construction in Regensdorf: design plan for the Plazza development is approved (TagesAnzeiger)
The Canton of Zurich and the municipality of Regensdorf have approved another property development near Regensdorf station. A total of 281 apartments, a kindergarten, and retail spaces are planned.
04:00 Sweet Home: Cozy Recipes and Nostalgia for August 1st (TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
Tomorrow is Swiss National Day. Celebrate it this year quietly, stylishly, nostalgically, and with food that conveys a sense of home.
04:00 Uncomfortable times: Switzerland can no longer be a free rider (derBund)
Global crises, wars, and conflicts: The pressure on Switzerland is greater than ever. Now a committed fight for the bilateral agreements with the EU is needed.
04:00 Mega deal in the Bernese Oberland: the Mystery Park has been sold - now the future is being built (BaZ, TagesAnzeiger)
The secret is out: the amusement park near Interlaken has changed owners. The prominent buyers plan to convert it into a so-called future campus. But what is that, exactly?
04:00 How the canton distributes lottery funds: The rain of money delights many – and recalls dark practices (derBund)
Sports club, yodel choir, or equestrian cinema – lottery funds support many things. But they also represent the scandal that deeply shook the state of Bern.
04:00 In Biel, an experiment begins: Innovative living arrangement: 25 people over 55 want to grow old together (derBund)
In the new settlement on Alleestrasse, a group of older people has come together. They approach aging in their own apartments, but still together.
04:00 Mega deal in the Bernese Oberland: the Mystery Park has been sold – now the future is being built (BZ)
The mystery is unveiled: the amusement park near Interlaken has changed owners. The prominent buyers plan to convert it into a so-called future campus. But what is that, exactly?
04:00 Digital Urban Development: Illnau-Effretikon makes environmental data public and street trees smart (TagesAnzeiger)
The city publishes real-time data on urban climate and water availability for the first time. The online offering is part of the smart city strategy - also in relation to climate change.
04:00 How the canton distributes lottery funds: The rain of money delights many – and recalls dark practices (BZ)
Sports clubs, yodel choirs, or equestrian cinemas – lottery funds support many initiatives. However, they are also associated with the scandal that deeply shook the state of Bern.
04:00 Mega deal in the Bernese Oberland: the Mystery Park has been sold – now the future is being built (derBund)
The mystery is unveiled: the amusement park near Interlaken has changed owners. The prominent buyers plan to convert it into a so-called future campus. But what is that, exactly?
04:00 Lead article for August 1st: With stability in the small, Switzerland braces itself against the crises in the large (BZ)
The world has become unpredictable, and Switzerland feels the effects. Let us take care of what works - and truly practice direct democracy.
04:00 Sweet Home: Cozy Recipes and Nostalgia for August 1st (BaZ, derBund)
Tomorrow is Swiss National Day. Celebrate it this year quietly, stylishly, nostalgically, and with food that conveys a sense of home.
04:00 In Biel, an experiment begins: Innovative housing model: 25 people over 55 want to grow old together (BZ)
In the new settlement on Alleestrasse, a group of older people has come together. They are approaching aging in their own apartments, but still together.
03:57 Boom in mountaineering: "They underestimate the mountain": A record number of female hikers and climbers need to be rescued (derBund, BaZ, BZ, TagesAnzeiger)
The Rega and other rescue services are making more interventions this summer. This is also due to the fact that many mountain-goers set out even in bad weather and ignore warnings.
03:55 Celebrating August 1st: "New Year's Eve has overtaken the August fireworks" (TagesAnzeiger)
Despite the fireworks ban in some Zurich municipalities, the business with rockets and pyrotechnics is doing well - especially at the end of the year. This is due to a specific customer group.
03:30 Newcomer from Küsnacht: She stars in Luca Hänni's film «Ewigi Liebi» (TagesAnzeiger)
Elena Flury plays the lead role in the film adaptation of the musical «Ewigi Liebi». The actress and musician travels between Lake Zurich and London – and has to find herself again after some shoots.
03:00 «Apropos» – the daily podcast: Finally understand the imputed rental value: Should it be abolished? Or not? (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, derBund, BaZ)
For years, politics has been arguing about something that very few really understand: the imputed rental value. At the end of September, there will be another vote.
02:52 "Superintelligence" within reach: Facebook's Meta promises AI for everyone (BaZ, BZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger)
Thanks to Facebook and Instagram, the Meta group rakes in billions. With this financial cushion, founder Mark Zuckerberg is investing heavily in artificial intelligence.
00:52 Quarterly results exceed expectations: Microsoft accelerates growth thanks to cloud services and AI (BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, BZ, derBund)
The software giant Microsoft invested early in cloud services and artificial intelligence. This is now paying off.
00:30 Tariffs: Trump announces a trade deal with South Korea (TdG, 24heures)
Seoul will face a 15% tariff from the United States following a trade agreement announced on Wednesday by Donald Trump.
00:14 Canada to recognize the State of Palestine in September at the UN (24heures, TdG)
Canada follows the lead of France and the United Kingdom by announcing the upcoming recognition of a Palestinian state.
23:59 Trade war: To save Bolsonaro, Trump keeps pressure on Brazil (TdG, 24heures)
Washington imposes a 50% tariff on Brazilian products and sanctions Judge Alexandre de Moraes.
23:44 Champions League: Behind Servette's Disillusionment, Their Own Limits? (TdG)
The Grenat take the lead before the world collapses beneath their feet. Plzen strikes again at the end. A painful moment for Servette.
22:05 Astrology: Horoscope for Pisces on July 31, 2025 (24heures, TdG)
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22:05 Astrology: Aquarius Horoscope for July 31, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
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22:05 Astrology: Capricorn Horoscope for July 31, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
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22:05 Astrology: Sagittarius Horoscope for July 31, 2025 (24heures, TdG)
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22:05 Astrology: Scorpio Horoscope for July 31, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
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22:05 Astrology: Horoscope for July 31, 2025 (24heures, TdG)
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22:05 Astrology: Virgo Horoscope for July 31, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
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22:05 Astrology: Horoscope Leo of the Day July 31, 2025 (24heures, TdG)
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22:05 Astrology: Cancer Horoscope for July 31, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
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22:05 Astrology: Gemini Horoscope for July 31, 2025 (TdG)
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20:59 Early lead squandered: Servette must enter Europa League qualification (BZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
The Geneva team fails in the 2nd qualifying round of the Champions League against Viktoria Plzeň. They lose the return leg against the Czechs 1-3.
20:55 Covid long: The virus persists in the brain, according to a study on hamsters (24heures, TdG)
The effects of the infection "at the level of the central nervous system" were observed in animals, helping to understand the causes of post-Covid syndrome.
20:45 "I love this state": Harris will not run for governor in California (BZ, BaZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger)
After her electoral defeat, Harris had been quiet for a while. In the U.S., there was speculation about whether she would run for governor in California. She is now providing clarity.
20:29 United States: The Fed keeps its interest rates unchanged against the advice of two governors (TdG, 24heures)
The Federal Reserve leaves its interest rates unchanged. Two governors expressed their disagreement, an unprecedented situation.
19:29 Friendly match in Austria: A goal and a leather pants for Ronaldo (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ, BZ)
Cristiano Ronaldo scores in Al-Nassr's 2-1 victory against Toulouse near Salzburg. Due to bad weather, the Saudi club departs five days earlier than planned.
19:04 New rule from the world federation: Female athletes are asked to undergo gender testing (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, BZ, derBund)
World Athletics requires mandatory one-time genetic tests from female athletes starting September 1st. Swiss Athletics is now consulting with the Medical Team on how to implement this requirement.
19:00 Contemporary art: Trump crucified is exhibited in the former Buffet of Basel Station (24heures, TdG)
A gallery temporarily takes over the CFF station in Basel. It will unveil a work depicting the crucified American president, which is already causing a scandal.
18:59 Politics in Ukraine: Kiev promises to "correct" the criticized anti-corruption law (24heures, TdG)
The Ukrainian state will amend legislation revoking the independence of anti-corruption bodies, which has caused an outcry among its allies and led to protests.
18:42 Towards the Champions League?: Servette must resist Viktoria Plzen to keep dreaming (TdG)
The Grenat host Viktoria Plzen for the return match of the 2nd qualifying round of the Champions League. A draw is enough for the happiness of SFC. Follow the match live starting at 9 PM.
18:35 Venezuelan striker: YB strengthens its offense with Cordova (derBund, BZ)
The Young Boys sign Sergio Cordova. The 27-year-old striker from Venezuela receives a four-year contract.
18:33 French politics: Dominique de Villepin denounces the "unbearable" European submission to Donald Trump (TdG, 24heures)
The former Gaullist Prime Minister returns with a new party, La France humaniste. He aims to embody an alternative for the upcoming presidential election.
18:32 Obituary: Former Zurich footballer Andy Ladner has passed away (TdG, 24heures)
Former international, veteran of the national team, the defender had played for Grasshoppers, as well as in Lugano and Basel. He passed away at the age of 63.
18:08 Negotiations with Europe: the nuclear deal is about to expire - what is the status of the Iranian nuclear program? (BZ, BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
France, Britain, and Germany are putting pressure on Tehran. What levers do the Europeans have? And what does the Iranian regime want? The key questions and answers.
18:03 Tighter UBS Regulations: Mr. Ermotti, how to convince politicians (BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, BZ, derBund)
UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti is on an explanatory mission against the planned capital requirements from the Federal Council. However, for his rhetoric to resonate, the tone and arguments should become more constructive.
18:03 Famine in Gaza: Germany and Italy slow down EU sanctions against Israel (BaZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
The EU Commission aims to pressure Israel by withdrawing research funds, but member countries are taking their time and pushing the proposal into a working group.
18:03 Ajla Del Ponte in interview: "If I can't overcome this fear, I won't be able to sprint anymore" (BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, BZ, derBund)
The athlete from Ticino finished fifth in the 100 meters at the 2021 Olympics. Then came injuries, depression, and the question: to continue or to stop?
18:03 Interest Rate Decision in the USA: Federal Reserve Keeps Key Rate Unchanged Despite Trump's Pressure (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, derBund, BZ)
The US Federal Reserve has opted not to lower the key interest rate for the fifth consecutive time.
18:02 Conflict in the West Bank: Activist from Oscar film "No Other Land" shot dead – Israeli settler arrested (BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
Palestinian Awdah Hathaleen fell victim to Israeli settler violence. Swiss researcher Moritz Haegi knew him personally.
18:01 Between "Braveheart" and "Squid Game": Bloody, modern, feminist: An Irish director turns William Tell into an action star (derBund, BZ, BaZ, TagesAnzeiger)
Crusade veteran with a patchwork family: In Nick Hamm's film "William Tell," the Swiss myth of freedom becomes a globalized saga.
18:01 Overpaid athletes: When earnings exceed performance (24heures, TdG)
Amid injuries, underperformances, and scandals, some athletes continue to receive exorbitant salaries. Clubs and fans pay the price for risky bets.
17:34 National Day in the canton: What to do in your city to celebrate the Confederation? (24heures)
The Vaud municipalities are well prepared to welcome the crowds. Here are the programs, rich in musical and family-oriented offerings.
17:30 Digital Society: Why We Can No Longer Focus (24heures, TdG)
Unable to finish a book or watch a movie without checking your phone? A neuroscientist offers solutions to regain our attention.
17:23 Worse than fentanyl: synthetic drugs threaten Europe with the biggest crisis since AIDS (BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
The opioid crisis is reaching Europe through an uncontrolled flood of synthetic compounds known as nitazenes. The danger is growing faster than authorities can respond.