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11:54 Pension Barometer: Swiss People Losing Confidence in Their Pension System (24heures, TdG)
Confidence in the three pillars has deteriorated despite positive economic figures. Knowledge about the system is lacking, especially regarding the second pillar.
11:47 Spotted through binoculars: Rega recovers dead man in the Grisons mountains (BZ, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, derBund)
The 63-year-old Swiss man likely fell from a rock face in the Gürgaletsch area. A Rega crew had to recover him.
11:43 Fewer flights: Cointrin airport bears the brunt of cuts in international Geneva (24heures, TdG)
While Zurich and Basel airports are seeing their traffic stabilize and even increase, flights are dropping in Geneva.
11:37 Great Council: the canton of Basel-Stadt should halve the property transfer tax (BaZ)
The motion was narrowly passed to the government. It was a tie-breaking vote.
11:31 Coachella Festival: Swiss artists invited to one of the most iconic festivals in the world (24heures, TdG)
The duo Adriatique and singer Manon Meret from the group Katseye will perform at the next edition of the Californian festival in April 2026.
11:25 Fedez sparks controversy: Jannik Sinner compared to Hitler by an Italian rapper (TdG, 24heures)
Fedez revealed the lyrics of a new song in an Instagram story. The world number 2 in tennis is compared to Adolf Hitler.
11:24 Protection of minorities in Zurich: City Council aims to double spending on synagogue protection (TagesAnzeiger)
The city of Zurich plans to double its amount for the protection of minorities, increasing it from one to two million francs. The funds will be used, among other things, to enhance the protection of synagogues.
11:04 New novel "No Way Home": T. C. Boyle often evokes Thomas Mann (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ, BZ)
The bestselling author sends a doctor from L.A. to the Nevada plains in his new novel, where he becomes entangled in a love triangle – and a struggle between life and death.
11:04 Video by Julia Nawalnaya: Nawalny was poisoned in Russia, says his widow (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, derBund, BZ)
Russia's most prominent opposition figure died in 2024 in a prison in Siberia. Now his widow Julia Nawalnaya renews murder allegations and shares new details.
10:56 Caught at customs: Swiss woman arrested at Manila airport with 6 kilograms of crystal meth (derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, BZ)
During an X-ray inspection in the Philippines, drugs worth over half a million francs were discovered. The woman faces a lengthy prison sentence.
10:56 Conflict of values: Jerry from Ben & Jerry’s leaves the company in disagreement with Unilever (24heures, TdG)
The co-founder of the famous ice cream brand is leaving. He denounces the loss of independence since the acquisition by the multinational.
10:55 Animal experimentation: Fewer laboratory animals, but more severe suffering (TdG, 24heures)
The total number of animals used in laboratories decreased by 12% in 2024. However, those subjected to severe suffering have reached a record level in 25 years.
10:53 Decor: The grand return of chrome in our interiors (TdG, 24heures)
Every month, find practical tips from a professional to beautify your home.
10:53 Renewable energy: Opponents of EolJorat Sud appeal to the Court (24heures)
The Lausanne wind turbines are back for another round. Residents and Froideville criticize the limitations of the wind turbines.
10:42 Police operation in Delémont: A scammer arrested ends a series of frauds involving fake police officers (TdG, 24heures)
The individual, found in possession of stolen jewelry, confessed to crimes in several cantons. Jura is facing a worrying increase with already fourteen cases reported this year.
10:41 Taxation of Couples: Showdown over Marriage Penalty: Center and SVP Defeated After Emotional Debate (BaZ, derBund, BZ, TagesAnzeiger)
The National Council rejects the Center's initiative to abolish the marriage penalty by 99 votes to 92. Critics argue that it would cement an outdated role model.
10:40 Major fire at a company: 40 firefighters battle flames in Murist (BZ, derBund)
On Tuesday evening, a fire broke out at Métal-Concept SA. There were no injuries. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
10:37 Pharmaceutical industry: British GSK invests 30 billion dollars in the United States (TdG, 24heures)
The British laboratory promises a massive investment in the United States during the visit of American President Donald Trump to London.
10:34 Astrology fans, pay attention: due to the Earth's rotation, everything is changing - including your zodiac sign! (derBund, BZ, BaZ, TagesAnzeiger)
The zodiac signs are no longer in the same position as when they were named. Those who think they are a Taurus might actually be an Aries. And then there's the "Serpent Bearer." We clarify.
10:28 Political climate: Trump attacks judges after the assassination of Charlie Kirk (24heures, TdG)
The American president has renewed his criticisms of Jack Smith and Judge Juan Merchan following the assassination of the conservative influencer.
10:15 From Thorberg to Burgdorf: Simon Peier takes over the management of the regional prison (derBund, BZ)
The former security manager of the JVA Thorberg will take office in January. He succeeds Marcel Klee Reusser, who has led the prison since its opening.
10:03 Migration in Switzerland: Switzerland revises its asylum application forecasts upwards (24heures)
As asylum applications drop by 23% in the EU, the trend has reversed in Switzerland since June. The Confederation is already reopening three reception centers to cope with this.
10:00 Léman Express: A new director appointed to head the Lémanis company (TdG, 24heures)
Manuel Dal Molin succeeds Mathieu Fleury as the director of the CFF-SNCF subsidiary that manages the cross-border rail network.
10:00 German sex offender: suspect in Maddie case released from custody (BZ, BaZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger)
Christian B., who is suspected of murder in the Madeleine McCann case, has been released from a German correctional facility. He was serving time for another offense.
09:58 Due to the Earth's rotation: here's how the zodiac signs would be redistributed (derBund, BaZ, BZ, TagesAnzeiger)
The zodiac signs are no longer in the same position due to the Earth's rotation as they were at the time of their naming.
09:56 Zurich Zoo: Zurich Zoo aims to promote understanding of spiders (TagesAnzeiger)
In addition to lions and tigers, the Zurich Zoo is now breeding spiders like the hand-sized whip spider. These creatures are not only fascinating but also consume hundreds of millions of tons of pests each year.
09:50 From the municipality: Steinacherstrasse in Stadel will be completely closed for surfacing work (TagesAnzeiger)
The municipality is completing the "Erschliessung Steinacher" with the installation of the surface layer. The full closure will last from Tuesday morning to Wednesday morning, September 23 to 24.
09:43 From the municipality: This street in Geroldswil will receive completely new water pipes (TagesAnzeiger)
Comprehensive construction work will begin on Huebwiesenstrasse on September 22. All pipes will be replaced to maintain their value.
09:40 The signature collection continues: campaign firms of prominent SVP members are gathering many invalid signatures (BZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
Behind these companies are a Zurich cantonal councilor, a legendary advertiser, and an enterprising Swiss from the West. Meanwhile, the SVP is fighting against strict measures to solve the problem.
09:37 Alcoholized animal in the USA: nurse saves drunken raccoon with heart massage (derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
A young raccoon falls into a container of fermented peaches and collapses in a drunken stupor - luckily right in front of the local health department.
09:37 From the municipality: Geroldswil closes Höhenstrasse for four days due to sewer work (TagesAnzeiger)
Access is not possible from September 22 to 26 in the area of house number 22.
09:36 Porsche caught speeding in Zurich: Woman blames an innocent person for the offense (TagesAnzeiger)
A young woman did not name her husband but instead identified a 30-year-old as the driver of her Porsche. As a result, she received a penalty notice.
09:35 The Jura sounds the alarm: "We need a deal with Trump, we have no other choice" (BZ, derBund)
The canton is the most affected by US tariffs. Without quick solutions, the local economy risks suffering irreparable damage, says State Councilor Stéphane Theurillat
09:35 4000 applications for short-time work: "We need a deal": US tariffs plunge the Jura into crisis (BaZ, TagesAnzeiger)
The canton is most affected by Trump's tariffs. Without quick solutions, the local economy risks suffering damages that may become irreparable, says government councilor Stéphane Theurillat.
09:34 Pros and cons: Is Apple's new operating system a success? (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, derBund, BaZ)
Since Monday, iOS 26 has been available for Apple devices. Our editorial team is divided on the assessment of this new development.
09:34 TGV Lyria Cancellations: The CFF Justify the Reduced Frequency Between Lausanne and Paris (TdG, 24heures)
Scheduled maintenance work in 2026 will reduce TGV connections between Lausanne and the French capital. In response to concerns, the CFF assures that the service will remain ample.
09:32 Overdose of series: "Binge watching": here's why it's good for your health (TdG, 24heures)
Watching your favorite series in one go could have beneficial effects on the brain. That's what a study says.
09:31 Defender comes from Ajoie: Arno Nussbaumer will play for the Tigers next season (derBund, BZ)
For the 2026/27 season, Arno Nussbaumer is joining the SCL Tigers. The 22-year-old has signed a two-year contract.
09:30 Economic crisis: Jura hit hard by American tariffs (TdG, 24heures)
The Minister of Economy, Stéphane Theurillat, raises the alarm: 10% of the active population in Jura is affected by requests for partial unemployment.
09:29 Historic defeat: The biggest losses in the history of Swiss hockey (24heures, TdG)
The LHC has suffered eleven defeats against Genève-Servette. However, the Aigles still had some leeway before facing the heaviest defeat in the history of Swiss hockey.
09:24 Abolition of the marriage penalty: National Council recommends rejection of the Centre initiative (BaZ)
The proposed model is deemed unsuitable, according to the National Council. The initiative is rejected by 99 votes to 92, without a counter-proposal.
09:24 Marriage Penalty Initiative: Centre Proposal Rejected by National Council (BZ)
The Centre's initiative to abolish the marriage penalty on federal tax did not convince the National Council.
09:24 Close vote: abolition of the marriage penalty: National Council recommends rejection of the Centre initiative (TagesAnzeiger)
The proposed model is deemed unsuitable by the National Council. The initiative is rejected by 99 votes to 92 without a counter-proposal.
09:24 Abolition of the marriage penalty: the National Council recommends rejecting the Centre initiative (derBund)
The proposed model is deemed unsuitable by the National Council. The initiative is rejected by 99 votes to 92, without a counter-proposal.
09:22 Equestrian Sports: Basel bids again for the World Cup final (BaZ)
In 2028, the world's best in jumping, dressage, and vaulting are expected to be seen at the St. Jakobshalle.
09:18 Homicide in Wettswil: 82-year-old kills his partner and then himself (TagesAnzeiger)
On Monday afternoon, a dead woman and a dead man were found in an apartment in Wettswil.
09:16 Repression in Russia: Alexei Navalny's widow claims he was "poisoned" (24heures, TdG)
Ioulia Navalnaïa claims that two Western laboratories analyzed biological samples of her husband. The opposition figure died in February in an Arctic prison.
09:16 Despite the closure of Ka-We-De: record summer in Bern's swimming pools: more visitors than ever before (BZ, derBund)
The public swimming pools in the city of Bern experienced a historic surge in summer 2025: nearly 1.8 million people used the facilities.
09:09 Award: Cheval Blanc's head chef Peter Knogl becomes Ehrenspalebärglemer (BaZ)
The star chef receives a plaque on the Basel Walk of Fame. Recently, Knogl and Cheval Blanc topped the rankings of "La Liste".
09:08 Taxation and marriage: The National Council refuses to include joint taxation in the Constitution (TdG, 24heures)
The Center's initiative was rejected in favor of the reform towards individual taxation by 99 votes to 92. The matter goes to the Council of States.
09:04 Construction setbacks at the tunnel: tunneling machine blocked - the construction of the second Gotthard tube could be delayed by years (BZ, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, derBund)
Construction work at the new tunnel portal in Airolo is stalled as the tunneling machine Paulina encounters obstacles. The construction management anticipates additional costs of up to 20 million francs.
09:04 Scandal in Italy: Rapper compares tennis star Jannik Sinner to Hitler (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Many in Italy are proud of their new tennis star from South Tyrol – but the scandalous rapper Fedez is clearly not. The musician harshly insults Sinner in his new song.
09:02 FC Basel: The Joggeli is now smoke-free (BaZ)
Following regular complaints from fans, FC Basel has decided that smoking will no longer be allowed in the stands.
09:02 Promotion of Swiss research: National Fund SNF decides on cost-cutting measures (derBund, BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
Because the federal government needs to save, starting in 2026, fewer projects and promising careers will be supported by the SNF.
09:00 Record overnight stays in August: At the opening of an event, the room occupancy rate was particularly high (BaZ)
Hotels in Basel recorded more overnight stays last month than ever before during the same period.
09:00 Drama in Italy: An 83-year-old woman killed by her neighbor who wanted to commit suicide (TdG, 24heures)
A 70-year-old man jumped from the fourth floor of his building in the suburbs of Milan, landing on his neighbor. The octogenarian died instantly.
09:00 Scientific research: The Swiss National Fund forced to make cuts (TdG, 24heures)
Due to financial constraints from the Confederation, the FNS is cutting its programs starting in 2025. However, the organization opposes the 10-11% cuts planned by Bern for 2027-2028.
08:59 Geneva production: A web series to find your future job (TdG)
Alongside the Cité des métiers, which will take place in November at Palexpo, fifteen short videos are published every Wednesday on social media.
08:52 From the municipality: These two roads in Freienstein-Teufen will soon be closed to everyone (TagesAnzeiger)
The municipality will be renovating important traffic routes starting in October and will cut off all through traffic. Residents in the affected areas will need to adjust to special access regulations.
08:45 From the community: The water still calls, but the lifeguards are leaving in Uetikon (TagesAnzeiger)
As the official bathing season at the Langenbaum beach ends on September 19, a new chapter begins.
08:43 It's already trendy: Bucket bags are in vogue (24heures, TdG)
Flat bottom, sturdy leather, drawstring: the bucket bag was originally used to carry... champagne bottles!
08:39 Massive cyberattack: Data of millions of Kering customers stolen by hackers (24heures, TdG)
The luxury group was the victim of a cyber intrusion in June. The hackers accessed the contact details and purchase amounts of customers from Gucci, Balenciaga, and Alexander McQueen.
08:39 From the community: The Männedorf schoolhouse that no one wanted to talk about (TagesAnzeiger)
The information event about the innovative Blatten school had to be canceled due to a lack of participants.
08:34 Meyrin Choir: La Printanière, 30 years of songs that resonate with seniors (TdG)
This seniors' choir, a cornerstone of local cultural life, will perform on September 20 at the Forum in Meyrin with the Geneva Choral Circle. A concert where tradition and modernity will meet on stage.
08:34 Dog fight: a chihuahua "disemboweled" by a pack of huskies in the Jura (TdG, 24heures)
The small animal had to be euthanized after being attacked by sled dogs during a walk in the forest in the Jura.
08:33 From the community: Buses rerouted: Construction work halts stops in Stadel (TagesAnzeiger)
For four weeks, passengers on lines 510 and 515 must use replacement stops. The measure particularly affects travelers heading towards Kaiserstuhl and the airport.
08:28 From the community: Bouncy castle and games: Children's festival in Dachsen attracts with a colorful program (TagesAnzeiger)
On May 30, 2026, the community invites to a varied afternoon for young visitors.
08:14 Unmasked in Russia: fugitive Wirecard manager Marsalek lives in Moscow and is said to be working as a spy (derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, BZ)
He is one of Europe's most wanted men and was long thought to be missing. Now, a team of journalists has reconstructed the Austrian's new life using leaked data.
08:13 News from cancer research: studies investigate the influence of vitamins on cancer mortality – Results are promising (BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, BZ, derBund)
Our body needs vitamins. And they could also be beneficial when it comes to cancer. However, the research situation is not clear everywhere.
08:00 The law and you: How does the police control the electronic vignette? (TdG, 24heures)
Each week, a legal expert from TCS answers a legal question.
08:00 From the Winterthur archive: The cow in the pool (TagesAnzeiger)
The cow Halma fell victim to her desire for freedom in 2002. Her brief escape ended in a pool in Iberg, from where the firefighters built her a way back to the mainland.
07:55 SailGP in Geneva: The Swiss crew aims to thrill packed stands (TdG, 24heures)
For its third season, the Swiss team has found new momentum and can dream of a podium at "its" Grand Prix.
07:55 Faux pas by BVB star: Instead of his name, this player has the club on his back (BaZ, BZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger)
Borussia Dortmund draws 4-4 against Juventus Turin in their Champions League opener. But what happened with Serhou Guirassy's jersey?
07:53 More than a film star: "A wonderful person in every way": Hollywood mourns Robert Redford (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
Following his death, colleagues honored not only Robert Redford's acting talent but also his commitment to independent films and environmental protection.
07:53 Reactions to the death of actor: "A wonderful man in every way": Hollywood mourns Robert Redford (derBund, BZ)
Following his death, colleagues honored not only Robert Redford's acting talent but also his commitment to independent films and environmental protection.
07:51 Grand Genève Chronicle: Is agriculture a beneficiary or a victim of the border? (TdG)
Historically, agriculture has played a decisive role in the establishment of Franco-Geneva collaboration. However, problems remain. Agricultural circles are trying to alert the authorities.
07:47 For the 2026 World Cup: FIFA distributes around 280 million francs in release fees (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, derBund, BZ)
The funds for compensating clubs for the upcoming World Cup have been significantly increased by FIFA. Now, clubs whose players have already participated in the qualifiers will also benefit.
07:45 Judged "fundamentally dangerous": The main suspect in the Maddie case has been released from prison (TdG, 24heures)
Due to insufficient evidence in the McCann case, Christian Brückner has left his German prison after serving a sentence for rape.
07:35 International Trade: Guy Parmelin Signs Free Trade Agreement with Mercosur (TdG, 24heures)
Representatives of the EFTA countries, including the Swiss Minister of Economy, signed the free trade agreement with the Mercosur states on Tuesday in Rio de Janeiro.
07:35 Cult series: The mythical café from "Friends" soon to be a reality in New York (TdG, 24heures)
Warner Bros Discovery announces the opening of a real Central Perk in Times Square at the end of 2025. It will be the second establishment of its kind after the one in Boston.
07:31 No in both councils: Additional billion for army ammunition purchases is off the table (derBund, BZ, BaZ, TagesAnzeiger)
The Swiss army will not receive an additional billion francs from the federal government for the purchase of air defense ammunition. After the National Council, the Council of States also said no on Wednesday.
07:29 AI in Cinema: When Artificial Intelligence Invades Fiction (TdG, 24heures)
On the occasion of the release of "Dalloway," in which an AI threatens a writer, we review the few films that address this topic.
07:29 Cinema releases: "Kill the Jockey," "Dalloway," "Regarde": which films to see this week? (TdG, 24heures)
This week, there are many new releases in theaters, and almost every taste is represented. It's up to you to make your choice!
07:24 National Defense: The Council of States rejects an additional billion for the army (24heures, TdG)
The upper chamber rejected a credit intended for ammunition for surface-to-air systems and fire support. This proposal was dismissed by 30 votes to 13.
07:18 Industrial comeback: The BAT site in Boncourt has found a new owner (24heures, TdG)
The former site of the cigarette manufacturer in the Jura has been sold to Loxo Immo. Watchmaking groups could soon set up there.
07:02 Interview with Steve McQueen: "When an artist is lucky, they become a mediator" (BaZ)
The British artist and director has created a fascinating installation at Schaulager. "Bass" consists of light and sound – and addresses the crossing of African slaves to America.
07:01 Psychologist in interview: "Those who celebrate the death of Charlie Kirk have crossed the line into extremism" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ, BZ)
When did it become socially acceptable to celebrate the murder of a political opponent? For Jérôme Endrass, this is also related to populist terms like "fascist."
07:00 Blockade in Peru: Machu Picchu evacuates 1600 tourists after protests (TdG, 24heures)
A strike against a bus company blocked access to the famous site. Clashes with the police resulted in 14 injuries among law enforcement.
06:59 Nature in the city: How Geneva is working to bring its buried river back to life (TdG)
The Drize is set to resurface after decades underground. This spectacular project in the heart of the PAV illustrates Geneva's ambition to create a true urban green lung in the face of climate challenges.
06:58 Private school in Fribourg: The end of the La Gruyère institute, a heartbreak for the region (24heures, TdG)
For 7 years, the former private school has been for sale after 70 years of a successful family venture. A look back at a fiasco that continues to touch hearts.
06:40 Drug fight: Colombia suspends purchases of American weapons (24heures, TdG)
After the suspension of American aid, Colombia stops buying weapons from the United States. An escalation that comes as cocaine production has reached a record level in the country.
06:34 Olympics instead of politics: Lenka Kölliker resigns as municipal councilor of Worb (derBund, BZ)
Because she was elected co-president of the Association of Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games Switzerland 2038, the FDP woman is resigning from her executive position.
06:28 Sporting challenge: Cardiac rehabilitation patients tackle the high route (TdG)
Accompanied by caregivers from the University Hospitals of Geneva, they walked from Verbier to Zermatt. An enriching experience aimed at building connections in a different way.
06:28 Customs duties: Geneva Watch Days, the watch fair facing its limits (24heures, TdG)
Friendly and relaxed, is the late summer watch fair finding its limits? Between an oversupply of brands and declining sales, the Geneva Watch Days are victims of external pressures.
06:27 First court date: "It was me" – Chat messages heavily implicate the accused in the Kirk case (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ, BZ)
The indictment contains overwhelming evidence against Tyler R. He allegedly admitted to friends and his partner that he shot the right-wing activist Charlie Kirk.
06:13 United States: A report on the far right disappears from the Justice website (TdG, 24heures)
This document, which attributed more deadly violence to the far right than to the left, has been removed. This withdrawal comes after the assassination of conservative influencer Charlie Kirk.
06:03 Sion-Servette Wednesday evening: Lamine Fomba: "At Servette, everyone talks about the derby" (TdG)
The defensive midfielder, who arrived this summer, has quickly settled in. Self-criticism, role, projections: meeting before the clash at Tourbillon.
06:02 At the dawn of a gala match: The Lausanne-Sport disability team has become the center of the world (24heures)
With the support of comedians Thomas Wiesel and Yann Marguet, the project "On s’en foot," which gave rise to the LS4ALL team, has found a way to make people with disabilities visible.
05:53 Video shows the takeoff of a flight to Zurich: flames shoot from the engine of Swiss - takeoff aborted in Boston (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
A Swiss Airbus had to abort its takeoff in Boston on Tuesday evening. Flames shot from an engine.
05:49 Success in Rio de Janeiro: 700 stolen animals rescued in the largest raid against wildlife trafficking in Brazil (BZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
Illegal wildlife trafficking is a big business. In Rio, the police have now freed hundreds of exotic animals in a unique operation. This includes monkeys and parrots. The trade threatens biodiversity – it is lucrative for organized crime.
05:46 State Visit to the UK: Images of Trump and Epstein projected onto Windsor Castle (TdG, 24heures)
Activists were arrested after projecting images of the American president with the sex offender onto the royal residence. The American president will be welcomed there this Wednesday for a state visit.
05:43 New Netflix Record: Demon Hunters Break the 300 Million Mark (TagesAnzeiger)
According to the disclosed figures, "KPop Demon Hunters" is now by far the most successful Netflix film ever.
05:35 Layoffs at solar cell manufacturer: Meyer Burger sees no chance of rescue (BaZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
The board of directors of the solar cell manufacturer from Thun currently no longer believes in a future. Remaining employees in Switzerland and Germany have been laid off.
05:35 American Investments: Microsoft pours in 30 billion dollars into the UK (TdG, 24heures)
The tech giant announces a massive investment, half of which is dedicated to cloud and artificial intelligence. The announcement coincides with Donald Trump's state visit to London.
05:33 Becoming a homeowner: Here’s where to buy your home for less in Romandy, Switzerland (TdG, 24heures)
With our infographics, discover the prices by types of housing, sizes, and municipalities in all the cantons of the region.
05:15 Survey in Geneva: Young People and Video Games: A Social Passion Rather Than Solitary (TdG)
The Switch 2 and mobile games dominate the gaming habits of 12- to 22-year-olds in Geneva. Contrary to popular belief, they prefer shared experiences over solitary play.
05:14 It's up to you to say September 17: Dyslexia in high school, Trump's Mussolini-like drift, the Mormont (24heures)
Here you can find your readers' letters from September 17.
05:14 Face to face: Can justice pursue a police officer only with the consent of the Grand Council? (TdG)
Should immunity be granted to police officers who commit an offense in the course of their duties? An initiative launched by the UDC proposes this. Sylvain Thévoz (PS) and François Baertschi (MCG) present their arguments.
05:13 L’invitée: The competitiveness of Geneva relies on sound public finances (TdG)
Karine Curti, director of the Foundation for the Attractiveness of the Canton of Geneva, discusses the competitiveness of the Geneva area.
05:11 France in question: Why prime ministers do not last a year since the dissolution (TdG)
The habit of a majority functioning has prevented Michel Barnier and François Bayrou from lasting by forging a coalition or a majority of projects. What about Sébastien Lecornu?
05:06 Explosive day in France: A fiery return in a desperately crisis-ridden France (24heures, TdG)
A new day of strikes and protests is scheduled across the country on Thursday. With a new prime minister also in a precarious position.
05:03 Limited registrations in Geneva: It's a rush for the bibs of the Escalade Race (TdG, 24heures)
A new schedule, more starts, less dense blocks: registrations for the No. 1 event in Switzerland open this Wednesday.
05:03 Leading with Empathy: "It's about seeing the people - not just the 'Fachtubeli'" (BZ, derBund)
Actress Fabienne Hadorn is on stage at a song evening that revolves around positions of power. What can the economy learn from the theater scene?
04:53 It’s your right: During voting periods, can a tenant hang a banner on the balcony? (TdG, 24heures)
Every week, lawyers from Asloca Geneva and the Geneva Real Estate Chamber answer your questions.
04:42 The guest: French in school: the strategic blindness of the German-speaking cantons (24heures)
The canton of Zurich has just decided to postpone French teaching at the secondary level. A big mistake, according to our guest.
04:42 The guest: Abolition of the imputed rental value tax: the remedy worse than the evil (24heures)
The imputed rental value tax is indeed unfair. However, there are many reasons to reject the project submitted for voting.
04:31 Latest Tamedia poll: The abolition of imputed rental value could fail at the last minute (24heures)
Opponents of the imputed rental value, led by the Romands, are making a spectacular comeback for the vote on September 28. Is it enough? Figures and explanations.
04:31 Attack on Charlie Kirk: Alleged perpetrator remains silent during first court appearance (derBund, BZ)
In Utah, the trial against the alleged attacker has begun, and he faces the death penalty. Meanwhile, Kirk is increasingly being portrayed as a martyr by many MAGA supporters.
04:31 Attack on Charlie Kirk: Alleged perpetrator remains silent during first court appearance – faces the death penalty (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
In Utah, the trial against the alleged attacker has begun. Meanwhile, Kirk is increasingly being portrayed as a martyr by many MAGA supporters.
04:31 Latest Tamedia survey: The abolition of the rental value could fail (TdG)
Opponents of the rental value, led by the Romands, are making a spectacular comeback for the vote on September 28. Is it enough? Numbers and explanations.
04:30 Voting on September 28: Electronic identity has fragile support (TdG, 24heures)
The reform garners 55% "yes", according to our second survey. A score dampened by UDC supporters, of whom 70% oppose the text.
04:26 The essentials about the Cycling World Championships: What are the chances for Swiss medals? Will Marlen Reusser's strengths make a difference? (derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, BZ)
In Rwanda, the final highlight of the season is approaching. How it came to be. And who can hope for medals – all the relevant information about the first and controversial World Championship in Africa.
04:23 Dispute over hospice for dying: Despite lacking approval, dying continues in Nunningen (BaZ)
Despite lacking approval and an ongoing legal dispute, the Pegasos Foundation continues to operate its assisted dying center in the hamlet of Roderis.
04:22 Call for help from the doctor's office: Basel medical practices are struggling under excessive bureaucracy (BaZ)
The regulations for sterilizing medical products have become so strict that many are resorting to non-ecological disposable products. Now politics is getting involved.
04:10 Vote on September 28: Imputed rental value: the Yes camp's lead shrinks considerably (BZ, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, derBund)
Only 54 percent support the abolition of the imputed rental value, according to our survey. If the trend continues, a No could prevail in the end. The E-ID issue will also be exciting.
04:00 Society game with explosive content: This game turns bomb defusal into a group experience (BZ)
The clock is ticking and the tension is rising: Hisashi Hayashi has created a thrilling deduction game with "Bomb Busters." It has now been awarded the title of Game of the Year 2025.
04:00 Municipal Elections 2026: What to do when candidates are missing? (TagesAnzeiger)
The Zurich municipalities are preparing for the renewal elections in March 2026. In some places, finding interested candidates for official positions is not easy.
04:00 Chief lifeguard leaves «Strämu»: «I have a gut feeling that it's enough now» (BZ)
Jean-Pierre von Gunten was the chief lifeguard at the Thun beach for 27 years. Before the season ends on Sunday, he reflects on his most memorable moments.
04:00 Leonie-Moser Bridge in Winterthur: Without cars and with a "Lego railing": The most exciting about the city's longest bridge (TagesAnzeiger)
The 400-meter crossing near Grüze station will be completed next year. On-site, the peculiarities of this million-dollar project are revealed – and what Legos have to do with it.
04:00 Explosive board game: This game turns bomb defusal into a group experience (derBund)
The clock is ticking, and the tension is rising: Hisashi Hayashi has created an exhilarating deduction game with "Bomb Busters." It has now been awarded the title of Game of the Year 2025.
04:00 A new perspective on an old tradition: When the state mandated a Christian holiday (BZ)
A sign against war and for solidarity: The Day of Thanksgiving, Repentance, and Prayer has never been as relevant as it is today, says our guest author.
04:00 CONTEST | Win 4 x 2 premium tickets: Switzerland SailGP (TdG)
Win 2 premium tickets for the final of the Switzerland SailGP on Sunday, September 21, 2025, in Geneva.
04:00 Ruling at the Regional Court of Bern: The burglar broke in eleven times, mostly in dental practices. What did he steal there? (BZ)
A 43-year-old Serbian man was sentenced to imprisonment. The value of the special stolen goods from burglaries across half of Switzerland raises questions.
04:00 900 years of Trub Monastery: the monastery had an inglorious end – yet still influences the present (BZ)
The community owes a certain Baron Thüring von Lützelflüh for having something to celebrate. 900 years ago, he had a monastery built.
04:00 A new perspective on an old tradition: When the state mandated a Christian holiday (derBund)
A sign against war and for unity: The Day of Thanksgiving, Repentance, and Prayer has never been as relevant as it is today, says our guest author.
04:00 Lease termination in the Vita-Siedlung in Langnau: "Where are we supposed to go?" – Tenants continue to resist (TagesAnzeiger)
Of the 265 tenants, only 60 have so far left the Vita-Siedlung of Zurich Insurance in Langnau. The notice period expires at the end of September, but many tenants have contested the termination.
04:00 Five years after the station's closure: The last train has long departed – Leissigen adapts with the bus (BZ)
Criticism after the station's closure has quieted down. The mayor is convinced that most people have come to terms with the bus connection.
04:00 Youth Journalism: From Ski Hater to Olympic Champion – the Career of Gian Simmen (BZ)
Gian Simmen from Davos made snowboard history with his gold medal in Nagano. Today, he lives and works in the Bernese Oberland and reflects on an intense time.
04:00 Youth Journalism: How is the famous river surfing done in Thun? (BZ)
Surfing without the sea? In Thun, you can experience this – right in the Aare. There, Sandro Santschi, a passionate surfer and club president, can be found on the wave almost daily.
03:33 Financial tips from the money advisor: What you need to consider when retiring early (BZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
When retiring early, there are many factors to consider. Important: One should not expect to suddenly have lower costs in old age.
03:33 State Visit to the UK: Even a reception with royal pomp won't change Trump's foreign policy (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ, BZ)
The British government is trying to win over the US president with gun salutes and a banquet with the king. However, the USA has long since abandoned the Western community of values.
03:32 Weather Switzerland: On Saturday, the 30-degree mark could even be reached (derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
This weekend, it will get really warm again. Subtropical air will briefly create summer feelings. However, the (wet and cold) consequences will follow shortly after.
03:32 Canton salary analysis: Among the top earners: immigrants have surpassed Swiss citizens (TagesAnzeiger)
Wages in the canton of Zurich have risen across all income classes over the past 30 years. A driving force behind this is women – and highly educated foreigners.
03:00 "Apropos" - the daily podcast: They are everywhere - but what makes PFAS so dangerous? (BZ, BaZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger)
Once a chemical wonder, PFAS are increasingly becoming a problem in Switzerland. Why exactly? Answers in a new episode of the daily podcast "Apropos."
02:58 After the festival cancellation in Ghent: Conductor Shani: "I have not given up my human values" (BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
The cancellation of the concert by Israeli conductor Lahav Shani has been causing a stir in the cultural scene for days. The musician has remained silent on the matter - until now.
00:06 Protest against Trump in Great Britain: Before the state visit: Activists project Trump-Epstein images onto Windsor Castle (BZ, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, derBund)
These are images Donald Trump does not want to see: Just before the reception with the king, activists draw attention to the scandal surrounding sex offender Epstein with a spectacular action.
22:10 Temporary use before renovation: Zurich-Leimbach: The retirement home is to become a shelter for asylum seekers (TagesAnzeiger)
The health center for the elderly in Mittelleimbach has been empty since August. The city of Zurich is considering repurposing it as accommodation for refugees, which is causing resistance in the neighborhood.
22:05 Astrology: Pisces Horoscope for September 17, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
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22:05 Astrology: Aquarius Horoscope for September 17, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
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22:05 Astrology: Capricorn Horoscope for September 17, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
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22:05 Astrology: Sagittarius Horoscope for September 17, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
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22:05 Astrology: Scorpio Horoscope for September 17, 2025 (24heures, TdG)
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22:05 Astrology: Balance Horoscope for September 17, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
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21:37 Champions League: Real Madrid holds up well against OM (TdG, 24heures)
A flurry of goals on Tuesday night for the opening of the first matchday. Arsenal and Tottenham secured their wins, while Benfica and PSV were surprised at home. Overview.
21:18 Kick-off to the Champions League: Eight goals in the second half: Dortmund squanders victory against Juve (BaZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
BVB and Juventus Turin deliver a great show – with an incredible comeback to 4-4 in stoppage time. Swiss striker Marc Giger celebrates an opening victory with Union Saint-Gilloise.
21:00 3:1 against Ambri-Piotta: The SCB shows its identity - but coach Tapola calls for a debate (derBund, BZ)
Because the SCB marches and fights for 60 minutes, it can finally earn its first three points despite significant finishing weaknesses.
20:56 Defeat in Winterthur: After four games, EHC Basel is still winless (BaZ)
Against Winterthur, the Baslers lose 2:3 in a penalty shootout. The start of the Swiss League season is not going as hoped for EHC.
20:47 Attack on Charlie Kirk: US Justice presents evidence against alleged Kirk attacker (TagesAnzeiger)
The murder of right-wing activist and Trump supporter Charlie Kirk has shocked the United States. DNA traces and text messages indicate why investigators have little doubt about his guilt.
20:30 Politics in Geneva: After the annulled election, the LJS movement decides not to present a list in Vernier (24heures, TdG)
An extraordinary general assembly took place on Tuesday evening. Members of Pierre Maudet's party, after a close vote, decided not to send anyone into the race for the municipal council.
20:25 Next defeat: Kloten stumbles again in Davos (TagesAnzeiger)
The EHC Kloten loses away against HC Davos 2-4. This is already the third defeat in four games for the Zurich team.
20:16 ZSC Lions lose in Langnau: SCL Tigers on a high – even the champion stumbles (BZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
The Emmental team defeats the Swiss champion 2:1. Thus, the Zurich team must leave the ice as losers for the first time this season.
20:15 Free Trade Policy: Switzerland Signs Free Trade Agreement with Mercosur Countries (TagesAnzeiger)
On Tuesday, Federal Councillor Guy Parmelin signed a free trade agreement with the Mercosur countries. This allows Switzerland to continue its successful free trade policy.
20:01 Murder of an insurer in New York: The alleged killer will face justice again (TdG, 24heures)
The man accused of cold-bloodedly killing the director of UnitedHealthcare will appear before a New York court on December 1st.
18:58 The Legend of Pope Joan: When a Pope Suddenly Gave Birth to a Child (BZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
For almost six hundred years, it was believed that a woman disguised as a man had become pope - and had given birth in the street. This led to the creation of another legend.
18:35 Assassination of Charlie Kirk: The prosecutor seeks the death penalty against Tyler Robinson (24heures, TdG)
The 22-year-old man is charged with the murder of the influencer close to Donald Trump.
18:32 Murder charge: Prosecutor seeks death penalty for alleged Kirk attacker (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ, BZ)
22-year-old Tyler R. is charged with the murder of right-wing US activist Charlie Kirk. Prosecutor Jeff Gray is seeking the maximum penalty.
18:25 Swiss Fashion: Alan Clerc, Swiss designer, and La Redoute collaborate (TdG, 24heures)
Alan Clerc, a recent graduate of HEAD Genève, won the La Redoute x HEAD award last autumn. As a result, a capsule collection in collaboration with the brand will be available this autumn, showcasing bold lines and volumes.
18:24 Decor: Integrating marble into your interior (TdG, 24heures)
Marble, with its timeless beauty, modernizes spaces. Whether in tables, lighting, or vases, its elegant touch easily adapts to various styles.
18:13 Barely used, too quickly thrown away: What happens to used soaps after your hotel stay? (24heures, TdG)
Every day, Swiss hotels throw away thousands of barely used solid soaps. So, what really happens to these soaps?
18:08 Ariane de Rothschild: "I told them, the bank is not moving to Sarcelles" (24heures, TdG)
Tour of the headquarters with the CEO of Edmond de Rothschild on the occasion of the inauguration of the office in the Étang neighborhood.
18:08 Reaction to Vuelta protests: "We are vulnerable": Tour chief openly expresses security concerns (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ, BZ)
The violent protests at the Vuelta are also affecting Christian Prudhomme, the organizer of the Tour de France.
18:05 Trial against Flor Bressers: He studied criminalistics – and became a supercriminal (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The alleged drug lord is said to have smuggled tons of cocaine into Europe until his arrest in Zurich. Now, the educated man from a respectable background is on trial in Brussels.
18:04 Spectacular Northern Lights: They Light Up the Sky – and Can Also Be Seen in Switzerland with a Bit of Luck (derBund, BaZ, BZ, TagesAnzeiger)
Northern Lights captivate with their mystical beauty. However, they can also be threatening.
17:54 Tennis: An easy victory for Stan Wawrinka in Saint-Tropez (24heures, TdG)
The Vaudois has passed the first round of the Challenger in Saint-Tropez.
17:54 Just before the reopening: Tanja Grandits presents the new concept of the Schlüssel restaurant in Oberwil (BaZ)
The top chef from Basel is expanding into the Basel-Landschaft region. In Oberwil, she aims to provide a creative, fresh cuisine that differs from the fine dining concept of Stucki.
17:48 Geneva economy: Award-winning innovative companies (TdG)
Five awards were presented on Tuesday by the CCIG, the State, and the OPI at the Bâtiment des Forces Motrices.
17:29 The little champions of forgetfulness: Does your child forget their belongings and lose everything? Here are 7 tips to help them (TdG, 24heures)
Behind forgetful children lies a scientific explanation.
17:25 Athletics - 110 m hurdles: The Basel athlete Jason Joseph misses his final (24heures)
The 26-year-old Swiss athlete stopped before clearing the first hurdle in the final of the World Championships in Tokyo on Tuesday.
17:25 Athletics - 110m hurdles: The Basel athlete Jason Joseph misses his final in Tokyo (TdG)
The 26-year-old Swiss athlete stopped before clearing the first hurdle in the World Championships final in Tokyo on Tuesday.
17:20 Swiss Skills in Bern: "Those who work alone won't get far": They want to become Swiss champions in their profession (TagesAnzeiger)
Who are the best road builders? Who excels in the hotel industry? Three young professionals provide insights into their preparation for the professional championships.
17:20 Vocational Championship in Bern: Delicate construction sites and angry hotel guests: Here's how savvy the young talents need to be (derBund, BZ)
Who is the best road builder? Who impresses at the hotel reception? Three young professionals provide insights into their preparations for the Swiss Skills.
17:20 Swiss Skills in Bern: Over 1100 young professional talents compete for a Swiss championship title (BZ, derBund)
Learners will compete starting Wednesday at the vocational championships at the Bernexpo site. The event aims to give students insights into the professional world.
17:16 War in Gaza: The Israeli-Palestinian conflict threatens to ignite the streets of Lausanne (24heures, TdG)
A pro-Israeli demonstration and a pro-Palestinian one will face off in the city center on Thursday. Authorities say they are being vigilant.
17:14 Archaeological discovery: Swiss collector imported Inca skulls - study tells a different story (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ, BZ)
A mummified skull poses riddles. For decades, it was believed to be of Inca origin. However, this is not the case.
17:12 National League live: Lausanne HC faces its great rival Genève-Servette (24heures, TdG)
Lausanne HC and Genève-Servette meet for the first lémanique derby of the season. The match can be followed live from the Vaudoise arena starting at 7:45 PM.
17:12 A glimpse into the wallet: The 97-year-old carries her whole life with her – the young banker only needs a card holder from Dior (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, derBund, BaZ)
The wallet is losing significance, especially with the adoption of the E-ID. However, it is much more than just a cover. Three people have opened their wallets for us.
17:07 Editorial: If even the police chief of Lausanne is leaving... (TdG, 24heures)
The commander of the municipal police of Lausanne has requested to retire. In the midst of a crisis. Is this really the right time?
16:57 Formula 1 Calendar 2026: These circuits will experience Sprint action for the first time (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, derBund, BZ)
Next season, six Sprint races will be held again. Montreal, Zandvoort, and Singapore will celebrate their debuts.
16:56 Judgment in Lausanne: The ignored "no" under the sheets is heard by the justice system (24heures)
The vulnerability of the victim has lent weight to her accusations. Three men accused of taking advantage of her have been heavily sentenced.
16:55 Revision for 1.4 million francs: Cornichon trams are set to run through Basel for five more years (BaZ)
The BVB is overhauling its oldest trams while the procurement of new vehicles is stalled.
16:55 Urban climate: Basel now also wants to subsidize the greening of private land (BaZ)
The canton wants to financially support tree planting, facade or roof greening on private land. These make an important contribution to the urban climate.
16:47 Surprise at the head of Nestlé: President Paul Bulcke steps down earlier than expected (TdG, 24heures)
The Vevey giant announces the resignation of the chairman of its board of directors.
16:41 Declining Reading Skills: In Switzerland, One in Four Young People Struggles with Reading (24heures, TdG)
Reading skills among students have been declining since 2012, international studies reveal. According to expert Maik Philipp, this deficit requires an urgent action plan.
16:38 Long-time Nestlé manager: Sooner than expected: Nestlé chairman Paul Bulcke resigns (BZ)
Nestlé chairman Paul Bulcke resigns. His designated successor, Pablo Isla, will take over the presidency of the food company on October 1st.
16:38 Long-time Nestlé manager: Nestlé president Paul Bulcke resigns (BaZ)
Nestlé board chairman Paul Bulcke resigns. His designated successor, Pablo Isla, will take over the presidency of the food company on October 1st.
16:38 Longtime Nestlé executive: Sooner than expected: Nestlé chairman Paul Bulcke resigns (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
Nestlé chairman Paul Bulcke resigns. His designated successor, Pablo Isla, will take over the presidency of the food company on October 1st.
16:37 Retirement of Commander Botteron: "The timing can only raise questions, but that's not the explanation" (24heures)
The announcement of the departure of the head of the municipal police of Lausanne on July 1, 2026, comes amid a crisis. The municipal security official assures that there is no connection.
16:33 Editorial on the work climate: Exposed employees that need protection (TdG)
Despite an initial survey revealing a crisis atmosphere, the environment within the Cantonal Office of Vehicles (OCV) has continued to deteriorate. Staff are awaiting measures.
16:32 New legal dispute: Investigation into Rachida Dati for failing to declare luxury jewelry (TdG, 24heures)
The LR candidate for the mayoralty of Paris denies failing to declare 420,000 euros worth of jewelry from her assets.
16:22 Health alert in the WK: Gastrointestinal diseases: 30 soldiers affected, cause still unknown (derBund, BZ)
A company of the engineering battalion 2 operating in the Bern area is struggling with a wave of illnesses during its refresher course.
16:17 Off the coast of Portugal: Orcas sink sailboat and attack other boats (BaZ, BZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
Several orcas caused a sailboat to capsize off the Costa da Caparica. Boats were also attacked in Cascais and at Fonte da Telha beach.
16:16 Winterthur City Parliament: From few parking spaces to early school start and expensive waste (TagesAnzeiger)
During the question time, the city parliament was able to grill the city council with questions. It addressed important issues like bus accessibility, but also everyday matters like waste fees.
16:14 Sarah Thomas: extreme swimmer crosses Lake Constance in a new record time (derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, BZ)
The American Sarah Thomas swam the distance of 64 kilometers despite adverse conditions in under 20 hours.
16:14 In Memory of Robert Redford: When Stars Were Still Icons, He Was the Greatest of Them All (BZ, BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
He was the Golden Boy of American cinema, women adored him, and filmmakers certainly did too. An obituary for someone who was always both: a lucky child and a jinx.
16:11 Debate on the Cruel Fur Initiative: No more fur from animals that had a terrible life (BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
Tomorrow, Wednesday, Switzerland could make history by becoming the first country in Europe to ban the import and trade of cruel fur. It would be a milestone in animal protection.
16:08 Cinema in mourning: Death of Robert Redford: his ten essential films (24heures, TdG)
One of the greatest giants of American cinema passed away this Tuesday. This is an opportunity to look back at the best moments of his career.
16:08 Obituary: Robert Redford, death of an American legend (24heures, TdG)
The actor and director passed away in his sleep at the age of 89. He starred in dozens of major films throughout a prolific career.
16:02 In the event of a referendum: Switzerland-EU framework agreement: no printed treaty for voters (TdG, 24heures)
The 5.5 million voters will have to view the 2000-page document online to read it in full.
16:01 Zurich Airport: Bernd Bauer soon to be only CEO of Edelweiss (TagesAnzeiger)
Since 2014, Bernd Bauer has been the CEO of Edelweiss. For the past three years, he has also been the CEO of the German holiday airline Discover. He is now stepping down from that position.
16:00 Lack of demand: Tesla removes affordable Cybertruck – because no one wants to buy it (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ, derBund)
Just a few months after the sales launch, Tesla has removed the entry-level version of its Cybertruck from sale.
15:59 Municipal Elections 2026: This trio of UDC candidates wants to "give Lausanne back to the Lausannois" (24heures)
Valentin Christe, Fabrice Moscheni, and Patrizia Mori are running for the municipality advocating for "Lausanne preference."
15:57 Despite hardship arguments: man inherits property and must repay 52,000 francs in social assistance (derBund, BZ)
For over 13 years, a man received social assistance, then he inherited a property. The Bern administrative court now requires him to repay.
15:57 After World Championship gold for Ditaji Kambundji: how Köniz plans to celebrate its world champion (derBund, BZ)
The triumph of the Bernese sprinter has resonated greatly in Köniz. The municipality already has experience in welcoming sports greats.
15:56 Community meeting in Rafz: Schalmenacker school to receive a pavilion, the senior center likely to get a new building (TagesAnzeiger)
The municipal council received approval on Monday: The school space issues will be addressed with a temporary building, and the Peteracker senior center is expected to receive financial support.
15:51 Ground offensive: "Gaza is burning" as its residents flee to a saturated territory (24heures, TdG)
The Israeli army launched a large ground operation on Tuesday to encircle and then occupy the city. Intense airstrikes are forcing 350,000 residents to flee south.
15:49 USA after the attack on Charlie Kirk: The Trump administration launches an offensive against political opponents (derBund, BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
The White House uses the murder of Charlie Kirk as a pretext to target leftist organizations. The announcements are reminiscent of the McCarthy era of the 1950s.
15:46 Tuesday, September 16: The Essentials of the Day (24heures)
Robert Redford, Hollywood icon, has died at 89 | Cédric Flaction, the heavy sentence of a "professional cheater" | Only 52% of Romandy students reach the basic level in German
15:43 Nationwide debate: St. Gallen wants to introduce payment cards for asylum seekers (derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, BZ)
On Monday, it was discussed in two parliaments: the payment card for asylum seekers. In St. Gallen, the arguments resonated, but not with the councilors in Bern.
15:42 A beautiful Viennese story: a taxi driver returns 4000 euros forgotten by a Swiss tourist (24heures, TdG)
On vacation in the Austrian capital, a Swiss tourist left his wallet in a taxi. The driver immediately returned it.
15:40 Dating app fraud: "Tinder swindler" arrested at airport in Georgia (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, derBund, BZ)
The fraudster known from a Netflix documentary was apprehended at the request of Interpol. Simon Leviev is alleged to have defrauded women out of a total of ten million dollars.
15:34 Social movement in France: Strike on September 18: what impact on Greater Geneva? (24heures)
On Thursday, France is set to experience a "black day". Transport, schools, health: an overview of the affected sectors.
15:34 Social movement in France: Strike on September 18: what impact on Greater Geneva? (TdG)
On Thursday, France is set to experience a "black day". Transport, schools, health: an overview of the affected sectors.
15:32 Social movement of September 18: France faces a new large-scale strike on Thursday (24heures, TdG)
Unions are coming together against the announced budget measures. Participation is expected to be twice as high as during the movement on September 10.
15:31 An underestimated danger: her hot water bottle explodes while she sleeps and seriously burns her (TdG, 24heures)
In the Bernese Oberland, a woman was hospitalized after her hot water bottle exploded. Suva records many accidents of this kind.
15:25 New traffic concept: Hettlingen alleviates the traffic situation on Schaffhauserstrasse (TagesAnzeiger)
For years, the municipality of Hettlingen has been dealing with the connection through the village. Now the project has taken a decisive step forward.
15:17 Hollywood star is dead: Robert Redford's most impressive roles – and one he missed (derBund, BZ, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
From "All the President's Men" to "All is Lost": these are Robert Redford's five most famous performances.
15:16 Geneva: Repeated issues at SIG: a former executive calls on deputies to act (24heures, TdG)
A former employee wrote to the Management Control Commission of the Grand Council to report several malfunctions.
15:16 Escape: A late-season day in Deauville (24heures, TdG)
In just 2 hours and 30 minutes by train from Paris, we escape to the most famous seaside resort in Normandy. Here are our favorite spots.
15:15 Elections in Stäfa: FDP and GLP compete for the municipal presidency (TagesAnzeiger)
In March, voters will decide on the successor to municipal president Christian Haltner. It is already clear that they will have a choice.
15:14 New fighter jets: the public should no longer be able to vote on the F-35: Councilors support Pfister (derBund, BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
If the government pays more for the new fighter jets than planned, only Parliament should decide, say the conservative parties. Meanwhile, a report from a US oversight agency gives the F-35 a poor review.
15:12 Portrait of a Jack-of-all-trades: The former SVP national councilor is also a travel organizer (derBund, BZ, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
Major, master farmer, Mr. President: Andreas Aebi has worn many different hats. But the Bernese prefers to lead guests through distant lands.
15:12 Financial advisor on construction stock: Losses in Amrize shares: Should investors sell now or hold on? (derBund, BaZ, BZ, TagesAnzeiger)
Following the split from Holcim, Amrize is experiencing a tough time on the stock market. However, under CEO Jan Jenisch, a turnaround is expected.
15:08 Bovine crisis: The descent of Saint-Cergue canceled due to dermatitis (24heures)
This disease affecting cattle is concerning. Many events related to herds have been canceled, including the descent of Saint-Cergue.
15:07 Mario Draghi doubles down: "Extraordinary times require extraordinary action" (BZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
A year after the former ECB president shook Europe with his report, he reviews the situation with Ursula von der Leyen: it's no longer just Europe's future prosperity at stake – but its sovereignty.
15:00 September 16, 2025: The most important of the day (TagesAnzeiger)
Zurich is overhauling its tram network | Trump plans to sue the "New York Times" | Merz struggles with tears | Israel advances into the city of Gaza | Hollywood icon Robert Redford has died
14:56 World Athletics Championships: Faith Kipyegon enters legend with 4th title in 1500 m (TdG, 24heures)
The Kenyan strengthened her dominance in middle-distance running on Tuesday in Tokyo.
14:55 High-altitude tour in the Valais Alps: Even after the long descent, the feeling of elevation prevails (derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
Climbing the 4149-meter-high Bishorn is considered technically easy for experienced climbers - but how easy is this high-altitude tour for beginners? Our author took the plunge.
14:53 Renovation completed: Kleine Schanze in Bern fully accessible again (BZ, derBund)
After the construction work, the park next to the Federal Palace is fully open again - more environmentally friendly and accessible than before.
14:51 Pascal Broulis takes a stand: Fewer TGVs to Paris, a threat to the Romandy economy? (TdG, 24heures)
The Vaud senator challenges the planned reduction of rail connections for 2026. He is concerned about the consequences for Franco-Swiss exchanges.
14:50 Swiss Army: The explosive background of the F-35 purchase (TdG, 24heures)
Tailored evaluation missions, hidden criteria, and artificially saved billions: Jurassian representative Pierre-Alain Fridez denounces the behind-the-scenes of a decision he wants to overturn.
14:47 Incident in Zurich-Höngg: Zurich musician attacked on tram – police arrest suspect (TagesAnzeiger)
A young woman reported that she was attacked on a tram in Zurich on Sunday night. On Monday evening, the Zurich city police announced an arrest.
14:47 Release in November: "I was in the recording studio" – writes State Councillor Conradin Cramer on Instagram (BaZ)
The project is led by the former ESC project manager, among others. However, the recording has nothing to do with the Eurovision Song Contest.
14:47 Boom instead of flight shame: only green aviation fuel solves the frequent flyer problem (BaZ)
At EuroAirport, records are falling. People are flying more than ever. But there is hope for climate protection.
14:44 Medical misconduct in the UK: While his patient was under general anesthesia, the doctor entertained himself with a nurse in the next room (BZ, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ, derBund)
A 44-year-old anesthetist left an operating room for sex - leaving his patient unattended. Now, this father of three is seeking a career again despite his dismissal.
14:40 New government in Albania: Can an AI minister defeat corruption when almost everyone is corrupt? (derBund, BZ, BaZ, TagesAnzeiger)
In Albania's new government, a chatbot is now part of the cabinet – solely responsible for the fight against corruption. Prime Minister Edi Rama praises the idea as a stroke of genius, while critics see it as a PR stunt.
14:35 Spectacle in Japan: The Swiss Participation at the Athletics World Championships in Tokyo (BaZ, BZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger)
From September 13 to 21, athletes from Swiss Athletics will compete for medals at the World Championships. Our overview shows who starts when.
14:34 Maga movement mourns: "We will do it in Charlie's name": J. D. Vance makes Kirk a martyr (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ, BZ)
The US Vice President hosts the show of his murdered comrade. He uses the "Charlie Kirk Show" as a platform for a turning point – and a challenge to the left.
14:30 Showdown over US monetary policy: Follow Trump or stay tough? The delicate mission of Fed Chair Powell (BZ, BaZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger)
On Wednesday, the American central bank is expected to lower interest rates for the first time in a long time – much to the delight of Donald Trump, who has long been calling for this. But what then?
14:23 Ephemeral Buvette: La Crique de Morges pulls the plug after four years of triumph (24heures)
Four years after its designation, which sparked a heated controversy, the association will hand over to the "Jardins de Louis," the winner announced by the City.
14:22 Question time in the National Council: Federal government examines accelerated implementation of the underground station in Basel (BaZ)
Transport Minister Albert Rösti confirms that a preliminary study for the construction phase planning of an underground train station has been initiated.
14:17 Succession found: Yvonne Bürgin elected president of the Centre group (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ, BZ)
Today, the members of the Centre group elected Yvonne Bürgin as the new group president. The Zurich National Councillor thus succeeds Philipp Matthias Bregy.
14:12 Canton de Vaud: In times of austerity, the State Council travels in a premium limousine (24heures)
Ministers Christelle Luisier and Isabelle Moret each traveled to the WEF in Davos in a limousine. The cost of this single trip: 10,245 francs.
14:12 Editorial: In the back seat of limousines (24heures)
Can a government implement austerity measures from the back seat of a limousine?
14:05 Crime podcast "Under Suspicion" (3/3): A thousand police officers against Peter Hans Kneubühl: The end of an incredible manhunt (derBund, BaZ, BZ, TagesAnzeiger)
First, he barricades himself, then he fires shots - and ultimately escapes the Bern special unit. After more than a week, retiree Peter Hans Kneubühl is captured. What now?
14:04 Geneva politics: The municipal right rejects the city's accounts (TdG)
The majority flexes its muscles in anticipation of a challenging 2026 budget.
14:01 Political Vision: France-Switzerland: two very different views on lifetime benefits after power (24heures, TdG)
Sébastien Lecornu announced the end of the permanent privileges for French prime ministers starting January 2026. Police protection, vehicle, and secretarial support will now be limited.
14:01 Theft in Geneva: Trapped on a pier, four jewel thieves are arrested (24heures, TdG)
A fisherman was robbed of two necklaces at the Wilson quay on the night from Monday to Tuesday. The criminals chose a dead-end route for their escape, making their arrest easier.
13:55 Confusion after a failed World Championship final: stumble, cramp – or false start? Jason Joseph says: "It's completely surreal" (BaZ, BZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger)
The Basel hurdler quits his final race over 110 meters hurdles at the very first obstacle. The disappointment is huge.
13:43 TV Series: The first trailer for "The Witcher" criticized (24heures, TdG)
The replacement of Henry Cavill by Liam Hemsworth had left fans of the series disheartened. The teaser featuring the latter has not been universally well-received.
13:43 Restaurants, museums, sports...: Fanny Wicky's favorite spots in Bulle (24heures, TdG)
Business coach for women entrepreneurs, the resident of Bulle shares her favorite spots to enjoy a good coffee or engage in sports.
13:41 Transparency achieved: In the well-kept secrets of the Federal Council's wine cellar (TdG, 24heures)
For a long time kept secret, the procurement guidelines of the federal wine cellar are now public: a budget of 70,000 francs and a limit of 35 francs per bottle of red wine.
13:37 Racism and fatalities: Lausanne's police chief resigns after recent unrest (BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, BZ, derBund)
The commander of Lausanne's municipal police, Olivier Botteron, resigns. This is in response to recent scandals within the Lausanne police force.
13:32 “Crazy Pizza” in a luxury hotel in Graubünden: Salami pizza for 68 francs: celebrity pizza chain comes to St. Moritz (TagesAnzeiger)
The historic five-star Kempinski hotel in St. Moritz is replacing its upscale restaurant with a gourmet pizza place. We wonder: why?
13:32 Luxury Pizza: The Margherita costs 36 francs: This luxury hotel now offers pizza à la Flavio Briatore (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The historic Kempinski in St. Moritz is replacing its fine dining restaurant with a luxury pizza chain. We wonder: why?
13:32 Interfaith Dialogue: Soon, Christians and Muslims will meet at the Treffpunkt Wittigkofen (derBund, BZ)
The Reformed church community will remain present on the ground floor and hopes that this new collaboration will enrich the neighborhood.
13:31 Unique experiment in Airolo: they trigger controlled earthquakes: a suitcase provides 60 minutes of air in case of emergency (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
How do earthquakes occur and when do they stop? Researchers are investigating these questions at a depth of 1000 meters. They must be careful not to go too far.
13:31 Most Expensive Football Trading Card: Lionel Messi Card Auctioned for $1.5 Million (BZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
A trading card of young Lionel Messi was auctioned for $1.5 million. This flawless specimen from his first season at Barcelona is now officially the most expensive football trading card in the world.
13:23 Presumably during an overtaking maneuver: Gempen: Motorcyclist dies after head-on collision (BaZ)
Allegedly while trying to overtake a vehicle ahead, the accident occurred. The police are looking for witnesses.
13:15 World Car-Free Day in Zurich: Large bike demonstration against SVP initiative sends a signal for 30 km/h speed limit (TagesAnzeiger)
On September 22, a bike demonstration will take place in Zurich. The organizers are opposing the SVP mobility initiative, which aims to take away the autonomy of cities and municipalities regarding 30 km/h zones.
13:10 Lausanne Police: Commander Olivier Botteron will leave next summer (24heures)
The head of the Lausanne police wishes to exercise his right to retire starting July 1, 2026.
12:59 Doping of Joyline Chepngeno: The coach "smeared" by Sierre-Zinal takes the matter to court (24heures, TdG)
Banned from any future involvement in the Anniviarde race, Julien Lyon seeks compensation from the Sierre court.
12:58 A witness recounts: 50 years after General Motors: When Biel was still entirely a car city (BZ, derBund)
In Biel, the heart of the Swiss automotive industry once beat. It has been silent for 50 years. A witness rides his senior tricycle through the train station Coop, where he once worked on the assembly line.
12:54 Human trafficking in Zurich: How a pimp couple forced young women into prostitution on Langstrasse (TagesAnzeiger)
Anna never wanted to come to Switzerland. In a Zurich brothel, the 20-year-old learns that she is supposed to sell her body. The case shows how ruthlessly human traffickers exploit their victims.
12:53 Code of conduct in progress: Zurich hospitals avoid antitrust investigation – by luck (TagesAnzeiger)
The Competition Commission has decided not to investigate Zurich hospitals. They were reported by the temporary staffing industry for deciding not to employ temporary nursing staff anymore.
12:45 Series 11, Ultra 3 and SE 3 tested: The cheapest Apple Watch is finally really good (BaZ, TagesAnzeiger, BZ, derBund)
We tested all three new smartwatches in everyday life and looked at what is really new.
12:42 Women's Rugby World Cup: Axelle Berthoumieu suspended for biting an opponent (TdG, 24heures)
The independent commission of World Rugby found the French player guilty of foul play during the quarter-final match between France and Ireland.
12:36 Drama in Yverdon: Monegasque mobsters demanded money from the murdering father (24heures)
The man had devised a scheme involving copper powder and received death threats from his creditors before taking action.
12:36 Incident in Zurich: A young woman assaulted on the tram denounces police inaction (TdG, 24heures)
A Zurich resident was struck while returning home on public transport. She owes her safety to two passengers and not to the police.
12:36 Factory report: Exclusive visit to Grenchen: How the anti-Trump watch is produced (BZ, derBund)
All of Switzerland is talking about the Zoll watch launched by Nick Hayek. An insight into the ETA factory in Grenchen, where the provocative Swatch is made.
12:35 Vaud mobility: The Canton is considering abandoning the highway ramp at Chavannes-près-Renens (24heures)
The state may well abandon the project for a new highway ramp in the western Lausanne area. The decrease in traffic could be the reason.
12:34 Exceptional case: lynx in the Bernese Oberland may be shot (derBund, BZ)
Lynx B903 has repeatedly attacked livestock in the Kandertal valley. Although the number of attacks required by the federal government for regular culling has not been reached, an exception order has been issued.
12:33 Ditaji Kambundji in history: A monumental achievement, accomplished by only two Swiss athletes (TdG, 24heures)
From Werner Günthör to Ditaji Kambundji, we present a retrospective of all the medals won by Switzerland at the World Athletics Championships from the 1980s to today.
12:28 Swiss research: Switzerland remains the world leader in innovation (24heures, TdG)
Switzerland has been at the top of the Global Innovation Index for more than ten years, among over 130 countries. It surpasses Sweden and the United States.
12:25 Sad news: Robert Redford, the Hollywood legend, has died (24heures, TdG)
The actor from "The Sting" and "All the President's Men" passed away Tuesday morning at the age of 89, as reported by the "New York Times".
12:21 American movie star: Robert Redford has died at the age of 89 (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
He was a charismatic actor and Oscar-winning director: Robert Redford. The founder of the Sundance Film Festival has now passed away.
12:19 Mujinga on Ditaji Kambundji: "I realized she was ready for a medal. But gold right away?" (BaZ, BZ, derBund, TagesAnzeiger)
The pregnant Mujinga Kambundji celebrated with her grandmother in front of the television the success of her younger sister Ditaji. She says: "We have always been able to deliver when it really mattered."
12:06 War in the Middle East: Even Israel's military leadership fears this offensive (BaZ, BZ, derBund)
Israeli troops are advancing towards Gaza City. Prime Minister Netanyahu is ignoring all objections - and putting his people at risk.