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Wednesday, 30.07.2025
22:05 Astrology: Pisces 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 (TdG)
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22:05 Astrology: Horoscope Leo of the day July 31, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
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22:05 Astrology: Gemini Horoscope for July 31, 2025 (TdG)
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19:00 Contemporary art: Trump crucified is exhibited in the former Buffet of Basel Station (TdG, 24heures)
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.
18:32 Carnet noir: The former Zurich footballer Andy Ladner has passed away (TdG)
Former international, veteran of the Nati, the defender had played for Grasshoppers, as well as in Lugano and Basel. He passed away at the age of 63.
18:01 Between "Braveheart" and "Squid Game": Bloody, modern, feminist: An Irish director makes William Tell an action star (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Crusade veteran with a blended family: In Nick Hamm's film "William Tell," the Swiss freedom myth becomes a globalized saga.
16:21 Obituary for Laura Dahlmeier: The mountains were her source of strength and became her fate (TagesAnzeiger)
In biathlon, the German Laura Dahlmeier was a multiple world champion and Olympic champion. She now dies in the mountains that meant so much to her.
16:14 Breakdowns and repairs: CGN announces the return of three of its "steamers" (TdG, 24heures)
Some decommissioned Belle Époque vessels will return to service. The "Montreux" in a month, then the "Savoie" in October and the "Rhône" this spring.
14:07 Editorial: Of dogs, the dinner! (TdG)
In Geneva, citizens want a memorial garden to scatter the ashes of deceased pets. This sparks a lively debate within families.
14:03 Pros and cons of movie sequels: Finally, it's continuing with "The Devil Wears Prada"! Or: Filmmakers, come up with something new! (TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
Hollywood and others are into sequels. Right now, the continuations of "The Devil Wears Prada," "Freaky Friday," and "Bend it Like Beckham" are making headlines. Is this a good trend? We are divided.
14:00 Death of an Icon: Ozzy Osbourne, a Final Journey to Birmingham (TdG, 24heures)
The funeral of the rock legend takes place this Wednesday in his hometown, bringing together thousands of grieving fans.
13:44 Interactive quiz: The Swiss passport is earned. And you, would you get it? (TdG, 24heures)
Even people born in Switzerland sometimes get it wrong. The Swiss naturalization test puts your knowledge to the test. Would you succeed in obtaining the red passport with the white cross? Take the quiz to find out.
13:18 Funeral procession in Birmingham: Fans and family pay their last respects to Ozzy Osbourne (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
For many fans, the "Prince of Darkness" was more than just a heavy metal star. The procession in his hometown will be a special moment.
13:02 Going out in Romandy: Our 25 great ideas to follow on the holiday road (TdG, 24heures)
As the Estivale in Estavayer heralds the return of Sens Unik, the Joux Valley welcomes giants, Gryon celebrates midsummer, and Geneva schedules a caustic comedy club. Discover our favorites in the cultural and leisure agenda for this national holiday weekend.
11:13 Interview with Zoë Më: «Eurovision was meant to be just a step, not a final destination» (TdG, 24heures)
Following her participation in Eurovision, the Swiss singer doesn't stop there. She reveals her international projects while sharing the financial challenges that remain despite her newfound fame.
11:11 Letter of the Day: Paying Tribute through Song (TdG)
Our reader pays tribute to a very original event held at the Victoria Hall.
10:10 New leadership at the ZFF: Doris Fiala becomes the new president of the Zurich Film Festival (TagesAnzeiger)
The former FDP politician succeeds Roger Crotti at the helm of the cultural event. With her network, the 68-year-old aims to strengthen the festival's ties to politics and business.
09:29 Geneva's success: After the Euro, how to support women's sports? (TdG)
The administrative councilor in charge of Sports, Marie Barbey-Chappuis, urges municipalities to take their responsibilities.
08:44 After success at the ESC: The BVB karaoke tram is back - but not for free (BaZ)
On selected Friday and Saturday evenings, the retrofitted vintage tram with a disco ball will cruise through Basel starting mid-August.
08:02 Stand-up in Geneva: The Caustic Comedy Club hosts an outdoor event for the national holiday (TdG)
A great lineup of comedians, the best of current stand-up, awaits you on August 1st at Allianz Cinema.
07:58 Festival in the Romandy: The five artists not to miss at the Estivale (TdG, 24heures)
From July 30 to August 2, the 33rd edition of the musical event in Broyard will take place. Here is our selection of artists not to miss.
07:33 Movie releases: "Eureka", "Dracula": which films to see this week? (TdG, 24heures)
This week's lineup includes the summer horror film, a failed new "Naked Gun," a disastrous Besson, a masterpiece from Argentina, the first part of the Oslo trilogy, and a fun animated feature for kids.
07:33 Cinema release: Is there a cop to ban the "Is there a cop" series? (TdG, 24heures)
While the world asked nothing of him, Liam Neeson offers to save it in the fourth installment of the franchise. Thirty-one years later, is it really necessary?
07:33 Love and Sex in Cinema: The Oslo Trilogy will be on screens starting this Wednesday (TdG, 24heures)
The films that make it up can be watched in any order. Their release spans from July 30 to August 14.
07:21 Schlageropenair: "Oh, sorry" – Francine Jordi forgets the lyrics to her own song (derBund, BZ)
At an open-air concert in the canton of St. Gallen, Francine Jordi was surprised by a duet with organizer Mathias "Jordi" Ramseier. She forgot the lyrics to her own song and took it with humor.
07:20 Missionaries in the rainforest: Bible verses on repeat aim to convert isolated peoples (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
To ensure that Christianity reaches even the indigenous people deep in the Amazon, missionaries distribute audio devices. The indigenous people are very interested - but not because of the Christian messages.
07:03 Summer series – Converted places in Geneva (3/5): From hymns to climbing, the new life of a chapel in Petit-Lancy (TdG)
It was a chapel, cider house, and beverage depot. Today, this former Catholic building hosts the Mountain Friends association, who climb there.
06:11 Summer riddle with -minu: Number 27: The secret of the deer fountain on Buremichelskopf (BaZ)
Guess each of the 35 rungs correctly, send in the solution phrase, and maybe win a great prize. Join in!
05:18 Lomo Column: The Formula of Happiness (TagesAnzeiger)
If the room is too close to the bar during the holidays, the happiness value drops rapidly towards zero. The columnist has done some calculations.
04:57 Celebration of the National Day: For the Vaudois, August 1st will also be experienced on the plates (24heures)
In 1891, banquets flourished in the streets of Lausanne. Today, country brunches and buffets have taken their place. An overview.
04:40 In times of digitalization: Ukrainian woman soon opens bookstore with integrated café (BaZ)
Hanna Alieksieieva is creating a place in Basel for coffee drinking and reading: Cozy Place specializes in international novels.
04:39 New Museum in Los Angeles: More than just "Star Wars": George Lucas builds a billion-dollar museum (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The director plans a house for comics, fantasy, and science fiction. On display: Star Wars artifacts like the Landspeeder or the original cover drawing of the first issue of "Iron Man."
04:20 Expert on the "Swiss disease": "Is homesickness the right term? Perhaps we could also call it time-sickness" (BaZ)
Homesickness is regarded as a Swiss peculiarity, yet many Swiss people are drawn to distant lands. Expert Walter Leimgruber from the University of Basel provides insight.
04:16 Christians in Danger: Spitting Attacks and Arson: Hatred Against Christians Spreads in Israel and Palestine (TagesAnzeiger)
In the holy land, attacks and insults against the minority are increasing - scientific data shows this. The Israeli government turns a blind eye, say those affected on the ground.
04:00 Tensions before the Queer Demo: "Queers for Palestine" want to demonstrate for Gaza at the Pride in Bern (derBund, BZ)
The activist group does not identify with the Pride. However, its members still want to participate in the demonstration. Here’s how the organizers are responding.
03:53 After the Women's Euro: "Outbursts will no longer be accepted" – Politicians criticize men's football (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The atmosphere at the Women's Euro was peaceful. Now, security directors are urging clubs and the league to take it as a model. An official responds: the audience is different.
03:46 Interview with a sports physician: Is swimming the perfect hobby sport? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Whether young or old, light or heavy – as long as one assesses their abilities correctly, water sports are suitable for almost everyone.
Tuesday, 29.07.2025
22:30 Column Lomo: The Formula of Happiness (TagesAnzeiger)
If the room is too close to the bar during the holidays, the happiness value drops rapidly towards zero. The columnist has done some calculations.
22:05 Astrology: Aquarius Horoscope for July 30, 2025 (24heures)
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free based on your zodiac sign and follow our astro tips.
22:05 Astrology: Capricorn Horoscope for July 30, 2025 (24heures)
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astro tips.
22:05 Astrology: Sagittarius Horoscope for July 30, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astro advice.
22:05 Astrology: Scorpio Horoscope for July 30, 2025 (TdG)
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astro advice.
21:43 The Pope surprises with a crowd bath with 120,000 young people (TdG, 24heures)
The new pope made a splash on Tuesday evening in St. Peter's Square with 120,000 young people gathered for a week of pilgrimage.
18:32 Rave party: In the museum and on the streets, techno is everywhere in Zurich (TdG, 24heures)
In August, all paths of techno lead to Zurich. An opportunity to look back on this movement, the last musical revolution, which celebrates its 40th anniversary this year.
18:11 Religious minorities in distress: Christians in the Middle East live in fear (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
In Syria, violence against Alawites and Druze is increasing - Christians also no longer feel safe. Most have fled Iraq years ago. The situation is different in Lebanon.
18:04 Kurds in Turkey: "Our children have been killed, and we ask for peace" (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
In Izmir, there are Turks who fought against the Kurds – and Kurdish families like that of Peyruze Kurt, whose children died for the PKK. Now there is supposed to be peace – but how is that going to happen?
18:03 Psychotherapist Patric Gagne: The nice sociopath next door (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
When thinking of sociopaths, people picture killers and psychos. However, Patric Gagne, who is affected herself, advocates for a broader understanding in her bestseller.
17:29 Alpine Film Festival: "Young mountain filmmakers no longer take helicopters" (TdG, 24heures)
GoPro, drones, climate change. Alpine cinema is evolving and is showcased at the 56th edition of FIFAD, from August 2 to 9. Three questions to its artistic director, Benoît Aymon.
15:31 Death of Jean-Pierre Egger: "Despite his successes, he was a very humble person" (TdG, 24heures)
Athletics coach of the Dutch team, Laurent Meuwly worked alongside the Neuchâtel native during his career. He shares his thoughts.
15:00 July 29, 2025: The most important news of the day (TagesAnzeiger)
Swiss arms deals under scrutiny by French gangs | New revelations in the Epstein/Trump affair | Federer's business empire is relocating | Phishing ruling in fraud case involving Swiss bank customers | Humanitarian situation in Gaza deteriorating
14:27 Climate Risks: Extreme Weather Transforms the Map of European Tourism (TdG)
A study identifies the European tourist areas most exposed to extreme weather phenomena. The aim is to support vulnerable regions.
14:07 Award-winning chocolatier: Juliana Hassler wanted to be a pilot, now her pralines fly around the world (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Her career dream fell apart, her first marriage too, and then she received a severe diagnosis. Yet today, the Brazilian is conquering the world with her treats from Thurgau.
14:06 Balance of the Women's Euro: Over 500 million in front of the TV – and other "bold expectations" were also exceeded (TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
97% of tickets sold, 50% women in the stands. The four-week European Championship in Switzerland leaves the organizers happy.
13:57 Disney Production: Here is the trailer for the third "Avatar" (TdG, 24heures)
The third installment of James Cameron's saga is expected in December. Here’s what we know about it.
13:36 Death of Pascal Krug: The Little Prince of Lausanne has joined Claude François, his star (TdG, 24heures)
Baptized by Eddie Barclay, who went on tour with the yé-yé as a child, Pascal Krug never managed to grow up. He passed away at the age of 73.
12:43 Creator of "Star Wars": George Lucas puts stars in the eyes of Comic-Con fans (TdG, 24heures)
The American filmmaker presented the "Lucas Museum of Narrative Art," a spaceship-shaped museum that will open in Los Angeles.
12:05 Perseids 2025: A night in darkness to capture the magic of shooting stars (24heures)
Gland continues its tradition by turning off its lights to observe the Perseids. Activities are organized to enjoy this natural spectacle.
12:04 The Art of Letting Go: All the Secrets to a Successful Nap (TdG, 24heures)
Napping is one of the little joys of a long vacation. But why do we feel guilty about giving in to it? Answer from writer and journalist Sébastien Spitzer.
11:50 Outing tips, July 30 to August 5: Not tired of open-air events yet? (derBund, BZ)
We have five tips to offer, including Andreas Schaerer at the Generation House, Fatoumata Diawara in Thun, Sens Unik in Estavayer, and Patent Ochsner by Lake Biel.
11:42 Encore - The magazine: Cordelia de Castellane, life in flowers (TdG)
Artistic director for Dior Maison and Baby Dior, Cordelia de Castellane loves dahlias more than anything and her home in the Alps.
10:47 Feline Observers: Does Your Cat Know You're Going on Vacation? (24heures)
Cats are not solitary beings, and the thought of your departure disturbs them, even if they show it in their own way. Our tips.
10:47 Interview with an UFO: Víkingur Ólafsson, basalt and ice piano at the Menuhin Festival (TdG, 24heures)
Sound wizard revealed in 2017 by a dreamy album dedicated to Philip Glass, the Icelandic pianist will perform in Gstaad on July 31st.
10:20 Bata Club House Restaurant: Grilled salad and burgers for onion lovers (BaZ)
Owner and chef Marco Norkiewicz revitalizes the Bata Club House located in Möhlin – blending tradition with modernity.
08:54 Frankfurt Book Fair: Putin critic Karl Schlögel receives German Peace Prize (derBund)
The historian, who expresses his support for a free Ukraine, will be honored at the Frankfurt Book Fair with a prestigious award.
07:59 Concert in Geneva: Rita Payés promises to enchant the Ella Fitzgerald stage (TdG, 24heures)
A rising star of contemporary jazz, the young Catalan is heading to Geneva this Wednesday, July 30, with her rich repertoire of bossa nova, jazz, and bolero.
07:33 Romand Cinema: Meeting with director Matias Carlier, awarded at Visions du Réel (TdG, 24heures)
This young Frenchman from Swiss art schools narrates the genesis of his documentary "Toute ma vie" and discusses the profession of director in Switzerland.
07:03 Summer riddle with -minu: Number 26: A clock watches over forgotten childhood fates (BaZ)
Guess each of the 35 rungs correctly, send in the solution, and maybe win a great prize. Join in!
06:59 Summer Series – Converted Places in Geneva (2/5): From Corks to Keys, to Sweat: the Transformation of a Pâquis Hall (TdG)
After hosting a cork company and a locksmith, an industrial arcade in Pâquis is reborn as a gym.
06:43 There is no age for... falling in love (2/5): "Fortunately, there was that 'speed-dating' evening!" (TdG, 24heures)
Marisa Zito, 67 years old, and Patrick Monney, 65 years old, vividly recount the birth of their young couple. And their quest for love.
04:14 Column by Dani von Wattenwyl: Trouble at the garden pool: That's called education! (BaZ)
People should behave at the pool. Those who don't will be asked to leave. Feel-good education is of no use.
03:42 Sweet Home: How about a little fresh sea breeze in your apartment? (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Try the seaside style. Blue and white, but also rustic elements, plenty of freshness, a vacation home atmosphere, and new designs that are also art are all part of it.
03:42 Architecture firm in Zurich: They design villas for the wealthiest in Switzerland - and face criticism (TagesAnzeiger)
The houses of Daluz González are located in the best spots in Switzerland. How they deal with criticism of their work and why some of their projects will never be seen.
Monday, 28.07.2025
22:05 Astrology: Pisces Horoscope for July 29, 2025 (24heures)
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astro advice.
22:05 Astrology: Aquarius Horoscope for July 29, 2025 (TdG)
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astro tips.
22:05 Astrology: Capricorn Horoscope for July 29, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astrology tips.
22:05 Astrology: Sagittarius Horoscope for July 29, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astro advice.
22:05 Astrology: Scorpio Horoscope for July 29, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
Love, money, surprises... Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astrology tips.
18:37 Artists and creators on their wages: "Our silence around money benefits the rich and harms us all" (derBund, BZ)
Migros promotions, second-hand clothes, small apartments, a lot of uncertainty, many employers, and even more freedom: five cultural workers share their relationship with money.
17:58 Jewish Life in Zurich: Orthodox Online: How a 24-Year-Old Jewish Woman Became an Influencer (TagesAnzeiger)
Shoshana Frenkel showcases in short clips how she styles wigs, cooks kosher, and outfits long skirts. The Colombian-born woman proves that tradition and TikTok can coexist.
16:46 The informational noise: On the internet, the ordeal of children exposed to too much useless information (TdG, 24heures)
Smartphones expose children to an avalanche of uninteresting content, even when they want to inform themselves (well).
15:38 Hate on social networks: Facebook, a minefield for environmental activists (TdG, 24heures)
Threats, harassment: Meta's social network is the most "toxic" for environmental defenders, according to a survey, ahead of X or Instagram.
15:08 After 25 years of outdoor art: the renowned cultural site Weiertal ends its exhibitions in the garden (TagesAnzeiger)
The exhibition "Back to the Roots" is currently on display at the idyllic estate. This is the last one in this form - from 2026, operations will be reduced.
14:59 July 28, 2025: The Essentials of the Day (24heures)
The EU signs a 15% customs agreement with Trump, and Switzerland? | Debate: the use of radar revenues between security and financial "scam" | Paléo Festival: A look back in pictures at 6 days of celebration in Nyon
14:53 August 1st without animal suffering: They want to make folk events more animal-friendly (derBund, BZ)
Under the motto "Costumes without slaughter," Bernese women Beatrice Lauener and Noreen Benham critically examine Swiss traditions.
14:32 The Loubegaffer from Bern: YB women's coach Imke Wübbenhorst also impresses at the SRF microphone (BZ)
Euro 2025 has produced many winners. Among them is the coach of the YB women.
14:19 Sticker album "Sportheldinnen": A sticker book featuring Swiss female athletes excites girls – and boys (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
90 athletes are involved in the project of the Idée Sport Foundation. There are female role models that are often lacking for girls. And it challenges stereotypes.
14:19 Biographies about Sam Altman: "You could drop him on an island full of cannibals and in five years he would be king" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
His AI Chat-GPT has changed the world. But who is Sam Altman, the head of Open AI? A charismatic visionary or a manipulative opportunist?
13:38 Chinese Yu Zidi: A 12-Year-Old Makes Waves at the Swimming World Championships (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
There is usually an age limit of 14 years at the Swimming World Championships. Yu Zidi is younger but is allowed to compete and nearly wins bronze.
13:28 Shock among Chinese Buddhists: Embezzlement and cases of "illegitimate children" shake a temple (TdG, 24heures)
An abbot of a monastery, the cradle of Chinese kung fu, is accused of embezzling money and having "inappropriate relationships with several women."
13:26 Zurich Zoo: A tiger devours a stork in front of visitors (TdG)
The bird accidentally wandered into the enclosure of the predators. This "brutal" incident adds to a series of accidents involving wild animals in captivity.
12:01 Exhibition in Zurich: From Nemo's ESC Sneakers to the Medieval Schappel: How Accessories Shape Us (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A hat as a symbol of virginity, an umbrella as a protest: A new exhibition at the national museum shows why accessories are more than just beautiful.
11:45 Petit Black Movie: In Vernier, a cinematic journey to the land of emotions (TdG, 24heures)
From the rumbling anger to strangely colored vegetables, the event invites young viewers to explore their feelings.
11:28 Festival in Romandy: The five artists not to miss at the Estivale (TdG, 24heures)
From July 30 to August 2, the 33rd edition of the musical event in Broyard will take place. Here is our selection of artists not to miss.
11:25 Paléo Festival Nyon: Paléo: the party is over, the memories remain (TdG, 24heures)
Six days of celebration and emotion marked the 47th edition of Switzerland's largest open-air festival. A look back in pictures.
11:12 Family Recipes (3/6): The very passionate land and sea carpaccio by Raphaël Cossetto (TdG, 24heures)
Fresh, sweet, and downright nostalgic, the recipe from the Chablais chef has the flavor of summer meals on the terrace.
10:27 Memorable Euro moments: And then Alisha Lehmann shouts to the children: "You should already be in bed, tomorrow is school!" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Late at night, the Swiss footballer has also had enough of autographs. This and other funny, moving, and beautiful moments from a special tournament.
10:01 It's got to brew!: 100% Swiss beer remains a rarity (TdG)
For the national holiday, two breweries from the Romandy region crafted a beer made from Swiss ingredients. This approach remains relatively rare. Explanation.
09:03 Death of the American at 97: Tom Lehrer, mathematician and satirical musician, has died (TdG, 24heures)
This American pianist, a prodigy in mathematics, had won over America with his avant-garde satirical compositions.
08:57 Press Review: Paléo from an international perspective: what do foreign journalists think? (TdG, 24heures)
Paléo generates interest far and wide. Foreign press review and interview with Frenchman Jean-Jacques Toux, programmer of Vieilles Charrues, visiting Nyon this weekend.
08:00 Summer Series – Converted Places in Geneva (1/5): From Vermouth to Diapers, the Most Beautiful Nursery in Geneva? (TdG)
Before welcoming children, a villa in Eaux-Vives housed a construction company. And long before that, vermouth was produced there.
07:29 5 special water jugs: Refreshingly different: Creative carafes with charming bird motifs (TagesAnzeiger)
With these extraordinary vessels, color comes to the table. Five discoveries from our lifestyle supplement "Encore."
07:14 Unprecedented exhibition: A collection never seen in public unveiled in Vevey (TdG, 24heures)
The fantasy is complete at the Musée Jenisch, which showcases very beautiful works from the intimacy of the collection of Geneva's Thierry Barbier-Mueller.
05:05 The guest: To say hello on hiking trails or not? (TdG)
Journalist and literary critic Isabelle Falconnier reflects on one of the country's most charming customs.
04:08 Zurich Bellevue: Beneath the city's most popular pop-up restaurant lies a hidden tunnel (TagesAnzeiger)
At Rämistrasse lies one of the last intact construction elements of Zurich's baroque city fortifications. It is now coming into focus due to the SBB project at Stadelhofen.
04:01 The Bernese Harald Feller: He saved a woman from the Nazis – decades later she found him in the phone book (derBund, BZ)
Harald Feller helped persecuted Jews in Budapest, was imprisoned in Stalin's dungeons in Moscow, and stood trial in Bern. The diplomat was long unrecognized. Now he is being rescued from oblivion.
04:00 The European Championship as a football festival: Thank you! (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
The European Championship was a resounding success and has broadened Switzerland's horizons - in sports, society, and politics. This is also thanks to the long struggle of the pioneers of women's football.
03:13 Daring motto for happiness: "No appointments and easily having a drink" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Entertainer Harald Juhnke knew exactly what made him happy. Thoughts on a remarkable definition of happiness.
03:12 Displacement in Zurich's District 5: Matcha Latte instead of Kottu Roti: New buildings threaten Zurich's "Little Sri Lanka" (TagesAnzeiger)
A property was vacated on Josefstrasse. This affects not only individual establishments and businesses but the entire Tamil diaspora. A visit to an important meeting point.
00:46 Uncertain until the end: Enchanting, the Paléo drone show has (finally) won over its audience (TdG, 24heures)
This was one of the main twists of this 48th edition: would the show take place and could it make people forget last year's disappointment?
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