Politics
Sunday, 15.06.2025
In Tehran, people are experiencing war for the first time in decades. And some are wondering if the mullahs will now go ahead and build the atomic bomb.
The cleaning company was accused by the SIT of having carried out a disguised collective dismissal in 2024. The cantonal employment office validated this thesis in April, but Samsic appealed.
Residents of a building should be able to charge their electric vehicles. Who will pay for these installations? The answer partly depends on the vote regarding rental value.
This had only happened once in French history. However, the unflattering comparison with his predecessor is inappropriate.
With the attack on Iran, the Israeli Prime Minister shows that he wants weak neighbors whom he can dominate at will.
The Federal Council, led by Ignazio Cassis, must navigate very different sensitivities regarding Israel. It provides a minimum service.
Pro-Palestinian protesters reached a new level this week by sitting on the train tracks. Three of them explain their commitment.
Prime Minister Netanyahu bends to the demands of his far-right allies to prevent them from leaving the coalition.
The intervention forces, while trying to seize the sound system, were surrounded and attacked with iron bars.
The monitoring list for counter-terrorism is growing. In particular, young people are radicalizing on social media and connecting with like-minded individuals.
The 18-year-old Eritrean died despite resuscitation attempts at the presumed crime scene. Authorities are searching for the perpetrator.
People are repeat offenders. That's why we find ourselves not only sleep-deprived on budget flights but also stuck in endless political loops and on an overheated planet.
Pierre-Yves Maillard and Eric Nussbaumer are publicly clashing over negotiations with Brussels. The former fears an ecological disaster, while the latter sees it as a historic opportunity.
The former president becomes the second French head of state to be stripped of this honor after Marshal Pétain in August 1945.
The US president is fostering a climate of fear in the country. How far he has already come is also shown by the murder of a Democratic politician and her husband in Minnesota.
Carlo Ancelotti succeeded in his debut at the helm of the Seleção, securing qualification for the 2026 World Cup. However, in Brazil, a tense context could quickly become a quagmire for the Italian.
For the first time, scientists demonstrate a global increase in droughts. The reason: with rising temperatures, the atmosphere becomes "thirstier" and sucks water from the ground.
Union leader Maillard criticizes the electricity agreement. Party colleague Eric Nussbaumer publicly accuses him of "bad faith" and incompetence.
The AHV is to be expanded as if there were no tomorrow. Are we a country of fresh ideas or warm slippers?
A shooter disguised as a police officer fires multiple times at a democratic senator and his wife, then drives on to a female democrat and kills her and her husband. The fugitive apparently had further attack targets.
The mass grave, discovered in 2014, revealed the treatment of women who became pregnant outside of marriage and their children.
In prison for almost three years, a Vaud taxi driver and his accomplice are set to be tried for supporting jihad in the Balkans. Revelations.
According to former Swiss ambassador to Tehran Philippe Welti, the Israeli army's attack on Iranian nuclear and military facilities was predictable.
While waiting for a new report on the matter, the parliament will have no choice but to postpone the implementation of this tool until later on Friday.
On the 250th anniversary of the US Army – and his own 79th – the president rolls tanks through Washington. But not only does this spectacle seem too royal to many Americans.
Mirjana Spoljaric urges states to use their influence to end the fighting in Gaza. She denounces a limitless war that transgresses legal and moral norms.
A purely existence-sustaining wage is not the responsibility of employers, said employer director Roland Müller recently. Union chief economist Daniel Lampart has no understanding for this.
The International Committee of the Red Cross is known for its strict neutrality. Regarding the war in Gaza, Mirjana Spoljaric uses unequivocal words.
The Council of States wants to relax the export of tanks, rifles, and ammunition to support arms companies. An international law expert says this conflicts with a UN agreement.
After Israeli strikes targeting the Iranian nuclear program, Tehran retaliated with missile fire, resulting in eight deaths in Israel.
President Trump takes the microphone for the 250th anniversary of the US Army at the end of a large military parade. Shortly before, his 79th birthday is also prominently mentioned.
Saturday, 14.06.2025
On a hot Saturday afternoon, thousands gathered to advocate for the women's cause.
Nearly 2000 anti-Trump rallies are taking place in major American cities this Saturday, the president's birthday.
Andrea is searched after a night out in Zurich. Although she was in a taxi, she has to have her driving ability checked. Is the police engaging in preemptive drug policy?
Over ten thousand people took to the streets for wage equality and against patriarchy and violence against women. There were hardly any incidents.
From Cropettes to Place Neuve, around 3500 people marched "against the masculinist offensive."
For a long time, Federal Councillor Ignazio Cassis was seen as bland and overwhelmed during public appearances. But now he shines precisely in the European question.
The demonstration was peaceful, although some protesters did not adhere to the approved route. Meanwhile, a Basel-Landschaft councilor was annoyed by blocked tram tracks.
In Fribourg, the American president is seen as a deterrent. Just like Ignazio Cassis, "who has Palestinian blood on his hands." Report.
In the Iranian capital, there is restrained joy over the blow against the regime. But now, repression could follow, fears Saghi Gholipour from Free Iran Switzerland.
In a court case in London, Finma documents play an important role. In Switzerland, they are not accessible. Politicians are calling for the documents to be made public.
The crime scenes are only a few kilometers apart: Two lawmakers from the state of Minnesota were seriously injured in attacks on Saturday.
At the traditional birthday parade of the British king, the Royals observed a minute of silence for the victims in India. Particularly encouraging: Princess Kate fully participated for the first time since her illness.
Marches formed in 25 Swiss cities and municipalities this Saturday. Unions and collectives are demanding "true equality."
The US president supports Israel, but a war with Iran is out of the question for his supporters.
The rapper MC Flepp from the band Liricas-Analas is not running alone, but in combination with two companions. Is this innovative or undemocratic?
Philippe Welti was a long-time Swiss ambassador to Iran. He does not believe that the state will ever relinquish its advances in nuclear technology.
Israel is said to have already targeted more than 200 sites in Iran, with attacks going far beyond nuclear facilities. How far will Netanyahu's government go in the war against Iran?
As the president celebrates his 79th birthday this Saturday with a $45 million parade, nearly 2000 rallies are planned to denounce his authoritarianism.
Following the deployment of reservists to Los Angeles, the military parade in Washington will take place this Saturday, June 14. Trained at a military high school in New York, Donald Trump has not lost his fondness for the armed forces.
In various cities in the canton of Bern, demonstrations for greater equality for women are taking place today. We are live-ticking.
Switzerland aims to prepare for potential wars. Security expert Meir Elran discusses conscription for all genders and what Europe can learn from Israeli society regarding defense.
The football tournament in the USA promises a lot of money for the participants and a stage for Donald Trump and Gianni Infantino. But interest is low - and criticism is high.
The VCS is outraged by the planned cantonal initiative, through which the chamber of commerce of both Basels wants to push through the Rhine tunnel after all.
Various measures such as raising the minimum age for gun buyers are being considered, said the Austrian Chancellor. The psychological test is also set to be tightened.
Health insurance contributions are to be capped at ten percent of income in Basel, as decided by the Grand Council. What sounds simple is highly complex.
The economic association is quietly creating a platform to digitally promote popular initiatives. This way, it aims to catch up with the left-green and "strengthen the Swiss success model."
No US president has ever systematically tried to intimidate the opposition like this. What now looms after the events in Los Angeles.
The southwest of Colombia was hit by 24 attacks on Tuesday, resulting in seven deaths (including two police officers) and 28 injuries.
In New York, the trial against Sean "Diddy" Combs is underway. A special agent reveals details from the search of a property belonging to the former rap superstar. Kanye West was also in the courtroom.
Four men convicted of murder were executed this week in the United States, the last one on Friday in South Carolina.
Typically deployed abroad, Marines have taken position this Friday in Los Angeles to protect a federal building.
Friday, 13.06.2025
The Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is facing several corruption scandals in his close circle.
As a trustee, the former mayor of Hettlingen is alleged to have stolen around a million from a client. On Friday, he appeared before the Supreme Court. The verdict is still pending.
Switzerland greatly benefits from the agreements with the EU. This is the conclusion of several studies commissioned by the Federal Council. However, the government misjudged previous forecasts.
The Federal Council approves the agreements and the implementation laws of over a thousand pages. The SVP attacks Cassis head-on, but the pro-European front is strengthening.
The SVP and GLP are increasing the pressure. Who from the ranks of the Freethinkers will run for the government council seat is still open. Will the SP laugh in the end?
In the EU debate, which is now really starting with the consultation on the new contract, the SVP is starting with a lead. They determine what is discussed - and how.
Barricaded in their homes awaiting a response, many Israelis nonetheless approve of the military operation against the Iranian nuclear program, presented as a way to push back the "threat to the very survival of Israel."
The Islamic Republic and its Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei have had to realize that they are hopelessly outmatched by the Israelis. He now has to weigh how far he wants to go - and whether he can even do it.
In Rorbas, there will be hardly any loud bangs on August 1st - at least if everyone adheres to the municipal regulations. Additionally, the budget has been approved.
After the airstrikes against Iran, the night is short – thinking about everyday life is impossible. After repelling the first Iranian counterstrike, the situation in Tel Aviv is easing a bit.
Escalation between Iran and Israel | Cassis presents EU dossier | Former Migros CEO Bolliger has died | Learners demand eight weeks of vacation | Plans for the reconstruction of Blattens
The Amazon founder wants to marry in Venice, much to the dismay of some. The city should not be a backdrop for the super-rich, say protesters. However, from the political side, it is said: Welcome to the luxury wedding!
Unlike the National Council, the Council of States rejected a motion to make the reimbursement of alternative medicines optional.
The Popular Union has submitted the required signatures for its constitutional initiative.
In 2023, the North Atlantic warmed exceptionally. This led to flooding in Spain, severe hurricanes in the USA, and coral bleaching in the Caribbean. Scientists believe they have found the reasons – and are looking pessimistically to the future.
The Valais politicians agreed to open the debate on the dangers of digital platforms. Only the UDC from Upper Valais opposed the text.
The Federal Council has also put a package of 95 legislative acts out for consultation.
Is sovereignty at risk? Can Switzerland curb immigration? The domestic debate on the contract package with the EU can begin. These are the most pressing questions.
Weakened, the mullah regime desperately seeks the atomic bomb to ensure its survival, notes Geneva researcher Hasni Abidi.
A plane en route to Singapore was over the Caspian Sea when it turned around due to Israeli airstrikes.
National coach Pia Sundhage has had to part ways with the first three players. Three more will join them.
For decades, Tehran built a "ring of fire" around Israel. But Friday's attacks show that the alliance is crumbling, its members are weakened. Here's an overview.
Historian Lucas Federer reports on the initial results of the abuse study from the University of Zurich. There were convicted priests, but more often victims were dismissed.
The Federal Council is opening the consultation on the contract package with the EU today. The domestic political debate can now begin.
A resident of Ohringen is fighting against the expansion of the local asylum accommodation – first with an initiative, then with an appeal that has now been dismissed.
Renowned architects criticize the pastoral vision of land use planning. They focus on smart densification of the suburbs to accommodate 10 million Swiss.
The American president warns Tehran after the Israeli strikes. And places his pieces on a new explosive chessboard in the region.
Accepted tacitly, the motion calls on the government to act quickly for the reconstruction of the village.
The Syna union is launching a awareness campaign and demanding concrete measures in all health institutions.
For the regime in Tehran, it was a shock in the middle of the night: The three most powerful Iranian generals are dead, as are key nuclear scientists. Even the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei must fear for his life.
Michael Singh advised US presidents and secretaries of state on Middle East issues. Even he was surprised by the timing of the major Israeli attack on Iran.
Bernhard Alpstaeg has to appear in court in Lucerne. The investor of FC Lucerne wins on both charges.
The day after the crash of a flight operated by the Indian airline, an Airbus A320 heading to New Delhi had to turn back to Phuket after the discovery of a concerning message.
The vote on the funding of public radio and television in Switzerland is approaching. The "Politbüro" discusses the halving initiative and possible consequences for the media landscape.
The former CEO of the Migros group passed away on the night from Wednesday to Thursday. He made his mark on the retailer's history, notably opposing the sale of alcohol in stores.
In the discussion about a fairer society, economist Ingrid Robeyns makes a spectacular proposal: a wealth cap.
A schizophrenic disability pensioner repeatedly commits offenses. He is not aware that he puts people in danger and needs help. How do you deal with such offenders?
The minister speaks for the first time after his two-day trip to the region. The debate on the foreign policy report was tense.
Our author was a staunch army abolitionist in the 1980s. Since Russia invaded Ukraine, he has begun to question his certainties.
Dänikon will reduce the allowed speed on the community roads in the village next year.
In the Israeli airstrikes, several high-ranking Iranian generals and scientists were killed. Here’s an overview.
Fred-Henri Schnegg, UDC candidate for the Jura government, has an unusual background. A former supporter of Bern, this bridge builder could benefit from the votes of Moutier in the October election.
Vishwash Kumar Ramesh is the only survivor among the 242 people on board a flight from Ahmedabad to London. Rescue teams are searching through the debris to understand the causes of the crash.
The US president hoped for a "deal" with Tehran. And he is now experiencing how his alleged confidant Benjamin Netanyahu is bombing his efforts.
The executive proposed a salary based on an income of 160,000 francs annually, which is a 14% increase. A bit too much for the legislature.
Nine countries already possess nuclear weapons, and they are heavily investing in their arsenals. One country is far ahead.
The army bombed Iranian nuclear facilities and military installations on Friday night. Why did Benjamin Netanyahu start this new war?
Municipal councilors propose that a rapprochement between their city and a Palestinian municipality take place as a gesture of support for Gaza.
A municipal councilor since 2011 and mayor from 2012 to 2021, Vincent Jaques will not run in the upcoming elections. He reflects on his time in office.
Gold is seen by many investors as a so-called safe haven and is therefore sought after during geopolitical crises.
The long-time Migros CEO did not want to interfere in the retailer's business after his term. When the alcohol ban was about to be lifted, he made an exception - successfully. He has passed away at the age of 71.
An accident resulted in a death last week at a Broye intersection. Potential visibility obstructions, the tall grass was to be mowed the same day by the Canton.
Iran accuses the United States of allowing the Israeli attack and vows to defend the country "with all its might."
Narendra Modi visited the crash site of Air India's Boeing on Friday.
Our world urgently needs a human and spiritual awakening, believes our guest, horrified by the horrors of the war in Gaza.
As the Feminist Strike takes place on June 14, our guest regrets that the struggle is a source of fractures.
International chronicle signed by Teresa Lévigne, Senior Program Officer, Kofi Annan Foundation.
Distancing themselves from the Afghans who were involved in a brawl in Cropettes in March, two young members of this community express their desire to integrate.
Tanks, fighter jets, and nearly 7,000 soldiers will be showcased by Donald Trump on Saturday in Washington. A tense day is on the horizon.
An American judge ruled on Thursday that Donald Trump's deployment of the National Guard was illegal.
Iranian state media reported on Friday that the head of the Revolutionary Guards was killed in Israeli airstrikes.
Israel declared a state of emergency on the night from Friday to Saturday after a "preventive strike" against Iran.
In the Iranian capital Tehran, several explosions have occurred. Israel declares a state of emergency.
Thursday, 12.06.2025
The American president stated on Thursday that he is "committed to resolving the Iranian nuclear issue diplomatically."
For the fourth consecutive night, anti-immigrant protesters are causing unrest in Northern Ireland.
As it recovers from a deep crisis, Boeing is once again in the spotlight following the crash that occurred in India.
By 57 votes to 4, the Bern city council rejected an SVP motion for a "proper clothing" regulation.
Raids against undocumented migrants are causing protests in Los Angeles. Trump has now received support from voices in agriculture and other sectors that fear for their workforce.
The Council of States has accepted a motion from Céline Amaudruz. The Federal Council will have to review the Tarmed rates to better cover the procedure.
The US government and the regime in Tehran are negotiating over the Iranian nuclear program. Will a compromise be reached, or will there be an escalation? Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu would be ready for a military strike.
The US government and the regime in Tehran are negotiating over the Iranian nuclear program. Will a compromise be reached? Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu would be ready for a military strike.
The US government and the regime in Tehran are negotiating over the Iranian nuclear program. Will a compromise be reached, or will there be escalation? Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu would be ready for a military strike.
Bill Gates aims to donate most of his fortune to help Africa. However, this is not enough to offset Trump's austerity measures. Many experts also see the end of American generosity as an opportunity.
The SVP faction traveled to Central Switzerland on Wednesday. Upon arriving at the Rütli meadow, the event was disrupted by Young Tat with a chant.
If it is "intrusive, aggressive, unfair, or misleading," begging will be prohibited in many places, without physical coercion.
The deliberations were so "tumultuous" that the judge decided to declare the trial null.
Recently, SP National Councilor Ueli Schmezer caused a stir with a poster during his vote on the halving initiative. What other federal palace anecdotes should you know?
A bold move by the left and the Center in the Council of States: they have concocted an unusual funding for their two initiatives. But the game is not over yet.
The 34-year-old has long been the face of Switzerland. She has now suffered a torn cruciate ligament and must withdraw. And the question arises: is one of the greatest careers in Swiss football coming to an end?
Homeopathy and other complementary medicine methods will continue to be covered by health insurance. The Council of States rejected a motion from the National Council.
After murders in Austria and France, politicians promise to better protect minors from excesses on the internet. However, demanding bans is easier than implementing them.
Until recently, the French president's Middle East policy was pro-Israel. Now the country could be the first G7 state to recognize Palestine. However, many questions about Macron's plan remain unanswered.
Drones have set fire to a facility of the fertilizer producer Eurochem. The Greens demand that the company headquartered in Zug be sanctioned.
The former film producer Harvey Weinstein was back in court. However, the jurors could not reach a consensus on one point.
The 21-year-old Austrian had at least once drawn attention before his bloody act. He was rejected by the military in 2021.
According to the UN, economic uncertainty prevents couples from starting the families they want.
Find out the main information and highlights of this Thursday, June 12.
Greta Thunberg's boat and the militant march are mobilizing in favor of Gaza despite low chances of success. Will public opinion really follow in the long term?
To prevent protests, the Zurich Canton Police has blocked parts of the Zurich Main Station. This is due to a track blockade announced for this evening by pro-Palestine activists.
The Confederation has set the new amounts that wealthy cantons pay to poorer cantons. We take a look at Geneva, Vaud, Valais, Fribourg, Neuchâtel, and Jura.
Just days before the opening, the authorities change course and offer the possibility to enroll children in Grand-Saconnex.
An Air India plane crashes after takeoff | US diplomats leave Iraq | Emergency aid for Blatten approved | The Council of States approves funding for the 13th AHV pension | Ghadhafi's son apparently seeks asylum in Switzerland
The MCG is putting lawyer Maikl Gerzner into the race for the Council of State, who has never been involved in politics. He believes he can be a unifying figure like Mauro Poggia was.
The administrative court has dismissed complaints against the parliamentary resolutions of the Bernese parish. The decision concerns the renovation of St. Mark's Church and contracts for the city monastery in the Church of Peace.
The municipal councilors voted on resolutions regarding the death of a suspected dealer, such as assisting in the return of the body to the country.
For years, global refugee numbers have been rising. However, this year there is a small ray of hope.
Washington and Beijing have reached an agreement. However, the US and Europe must extract rare earths themselves - or they will become dependent on China.
Washington and Beijing have reached an agreement. However, the US and Europe must extract rare earths themselves, or they will become dependent on China.
The prosecutor has requested the indictment of this 14-year-old student for "murder of a person tasked with a public service mission."
On June 14, 2025, women and allies across Switzerland will once again take to the streets to demonstrate for their rights. Here’s the program in your city.
The popular initiative SSR "200 francs is enough" was rejected by 116 votes to 74.
The Council of States approves a package for the expansion of pension benefits. Higher couple pensions are controversial.
A major operation is underway in the Austrian capital. Students at the Technical University are currently being evacuated.
The National Council recommends rejecting the SVP initiative after an emotional monster debate. Here were the key arguments.
A group of students is accused of chanting "hateful anti-Zionist slogans" in front of the Shalom association's booth on May 22. A criminal complaint has been filed.
Anyone who is in Greece illegally could face up to five years in prison. Detention for expulsion will also be extended. A minister with a far-right past is set to implement the plans.
The aircraft involved in the accident in India is a Boeing 787 Dreamliner. The crash adds to a list of incidents involving Boeing.
The shooter from Graz was an extremely introverted person who was passionate about first-person shooter games. The reason for the act remains unclear.
As protests occur in several cities across the United States, celebrities have spoken out against Donald Trump's immigration policy.
Ethics of collaborations, governance, economies: Rector Frédéric Herman speaks in an exclusive interview.
Women still earn less money than men on average. Unia economist Noémie Zurlinden explains why it's not just individual choices that are the problem - and what needs to change.
The man is accused of murdering a psychoanalyst in Seefeld and, five years later, a couple in the canton of Bern. He is currently not confessing.
Renewable energies are said to be threatened by the electricity agreement, said the union leader. SP National Councilor Gabriela Suter disagrees.
The large chamber rejected the initiative with 116 votes against 74, with two abstentions.
The large chamber rejected the initiative with 116 votes against 74, with two abstentions.
The large chamber rejected the initiative with 116 votes against 74, with two abstentions.
How should the 13th AHV pension be financed? This is the question the parliament is addressing today. We will provide ongoing updates.
In an interview with "Temps," he believes he is no longer the right person to lead the city. The increasingly polarized political climate influenced his decision.
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in Vienna formally stated in a resolution that Tehran has violated its obligation to disclose its entire nuclear program.
According to Indian media, a plane has crashed in the western Indian city of Ahmedabad. The aircraft was reportedly headed for London.
The arrest of Hannibal Ghadhafi led to a diplomatic crisis between Switzerland and Libya. He is currently in a Lebanese prison - and reportedly wants to go to Switzerland.
The Grand Council has decided by a clear majority to remain the main shareholder of BEKB. Selling the stake would currently bring no financial benefits and would be politically difficult to implement.
While three departments reach the targeted 35 percent, the top leadership in the education and sports department is entirely male.
The Biel resident Jann Fritz Bangerter and the Kandersteg resident René Maeder take over the seats of the two resigned parliamentarians.
Shafaq Mokwar (38) came as a translator to the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva. Then war broke out in her home country, Sudan.
After the Council of States, the National Council unanimously approved on Thursday the legal basis for establishing emergency aid from the Confederation for the affected Valaisan village.
The city of Bern is converting blue zone parking spaces in the Brückfeld district into white ones. Residents and businesses should find it easier to find a spot, while outsiders are encouraged to use public transport, bicycles, or parking garages.
Switzerland has moved up three ranks in the World Economic Forum's index on gender equality. The country has not managed to regain the 10th place it held in 2021.
For the third consecutive night, riots are occurring in Northern Ireland. Law enforcement is once again being attacked. The situation resembles other racially motivated unrest.
Like thousands of others, Swiss activist Samuel Crettenand is preparing to march to Gaza to call for the lifting of the humanitarian blockade. Interview from Cairo.
Forest fires are dangerously approaching cities in western Canada, and authorities warn that the situation may worsen this summer.
For Donald Trump, Los Angeles is the scene of an "invasion." However, how one assesses the situation in the city also depends on which images one has seen.
By deploying the troops, the US president openly challenges California Governor Gavin Newsom. What will happen next in this charged atmosphere?
A proposal from Center party senator Benedikt Würth calls for the relaxation of forest protection. Environmental groups are up in arms. However, there is also resistance from within his own party.
After Los Angeles, Spokane in the state of Washington has declared a curfew. Protests continue despite warnings from the American president.
The war in Ukraine is entering a new phase after three years. What this means for the future – and why Donald Trump plays a central role.
The municipal council approved a modification of the general police regulations, but was unable to add insult to the list.
According to US media reports, the measure is said to be due to the possibility of an impending Israeli attack on Iran. There are fears that the leadership in Tehran could order retaliatory strikes against US targets in the region.
Our guest regrets that the government has put several projects on hold to avoid displeasing the White House.
Our guest explains why the country, facing significant economic problems, is trying to secure a nuclear agreement.
A former Ukrainian officer recounts the arrest of the corrupt agents who extorted a Swiss national.
The waiting list for the "gold card," a permanent visa for the United States sold for five million dollars, is officially open.
Samira Martini and Jan Gnägi both made it into the Grand Council at a young age – but there are worlds between them. Their dispute over gender-neutral language illustrates this.
The city of Bern aims to combat racism in all its forms. Jewish organizations point out that antisemitism remains "in the blind spot."
The head of the junta in power in Mali, Assimi Goïta, is expected to remain in power until at least 2030.
The president abandons his party at a delicate moment, just before things get serious, he leaves. Somehow, it's understandable.
For the first time in 20 years, the cantons could once again force a vote against a federal tax reform.
After South Korea stopped its propaganda loudspeakers along the inter-Korean border, it seems that North Korea is also yielding. Is the situation easing?
The SNB will decide on its next interventions regarding interest rates. According to expert Dirk Renkert, it should not introduce negative interest rates.
The United States has partially evacuated its personnel following threats from Tehran against their military bases.
Wednesday, 11.06.2025
The Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil was arrested in March. A court has now ordered his release. He also cannot be deported. The US government can still appeal.
A sexual assault involving two teenagers triggered a wave of riots against the Romanian community.
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The former mayor of San Francisco, a Democratic governor of California since 2019, is trying to position himself as a credible political opponent to the sitting president.
A jury in New York has delivered a verdict in a new trial against Harvey Weinstein, the former film producer.
This marks the next chapter in the dispute over vocational training. The business school is facing increasing pressure and is fighting back.
The jurors in the trial of the former producer found him guilty in one case but acquitted him of another charge.
Since Tuesday, Graz has joined the ranks of other school massacre sites. An article about a city trying to understand, and the question: why do young people have such easy access to weapons?
The proportion of women in the Swiss army is set to multiply, and the orientation day is to become mandatory. Is this really in the spirit of equality? Here’s what young Swiss women think about the issue.
After a challenging trial, the correctional court delivered its verdict against a man accused by his stepdaughter.
In the Northern Irish town of Ballymena, a racially motivated mob rioted against "illegal immigrants." Politics and police fear further escalation.
Philanthropist Dona Bertarelli responds to criticism regarding the effectiveness of the vast marine protected areas announced in the Pacific.
A right-wing senator, Miguel Uribe Turbay, is in critical condition after a shooting on Saturday in Bogota. The incident reveals the situation in his country.
Housing costs are rising significantly, while gasoline prices are dropping sharply. What does this ultimately mean?
Despite the creation of a specific employment contract in 2019, a survey conducted by the Sud union shows that a majority of them are dissatisfied with their pay.
Gold is seen as a safe haven - but this very reputation could become dangerous. The European Central Bank warns of increasing instability in the gold market due to a record number of delivery commitments.
The Council of States has decided to significantly ease the export of Swiss weapons. The representatives of the SVP also voted in favor. How does this align with neutrality? We asked.
Prominent German Social Democrats want negotiations with Moscow – while it bombs Ukraine. Where does the party's closeness to Russia come from?
A viral acronym suggests that the American president always backtracks after bombshell announcements. The individual reacted when a journalist questioned him on the subject.
Franz-Stefan Gady regularly travels to the Ukrainian front for military research. A conversation about warfare and why drones are important - but infantry is even more crucial.
A young man kills ten people and himself at his former school in Graz. Swiss gun laws are more liberal than those in Austria.
The debate in parliament was intense. There was talk of Swiss bullets on the battlefield and cars plowing into crowds.
According to a study, delaying an employee's raise can lead to their departure and demoralize teams.
The Labubu hype reaches the financial sector: In China, a local bank was promoting a collectible gift for new customers who deposited their money. This has now been banned.
The determination with which the EU and NATO are investing in their defense capabilities gives the new head of the Department of Defence pause for thought.
The appellants are "disappointed," but believe they have contributed to the conclusion of the new Vaud intermunicipal equalization.
Trump vs. Newsom | Graz shooter planned bombing attack | Friendly match: Switzerland humiliates the USA | Council of States wants to ease arms exports | Deaths in Kloten deportation prison
A commission is questioning content creators with controversial practices. Masculinism and sexual content are at the heart of the inquiries.
The relationship between US President Trump and tech billionaire Musk seemed irreparably damaged after an openly fought mudslinging match. Now, Musk suddenly strikes a very different tone.
All members of the Basta Grand Council are demanding that the Canton of Basel-Stadt sell its stake in the MCH Group. They argue that the planned Art Basel in Qatar is morally indefensible.
Surprise in the Grand Council: Social Director Kaspar Sutter fights in vain against his own party. The SP has succeeded in capping premium costs at 10 percent of income.
In Geneva and Lausanne, demonstrators blocked railway tracks to protest against the war in Gaza. The Swiss Federal Railways plan to file a complaint. We spoke with the activists.
A motion from an LJS deputy advocates for the creation of such a position to enhance the profession.
The Zurich city police investigated the controversial intervention in front of the Italian consulate during the women's demonstration in March. Conclusion: everything was generally correct – with one exception.
In the Polish parliament, Donald Tusk is rallying his coalition government for tough times ahead. He anticipates resistance from the new president, Karol Nawrocki.
After the school massacre that left ten dead, all of Austria paused. The police discovered evidence of a planned bombing attack with the 21-year-old perpetrator, who legally owned firearms.
The Supreme Court has upheld the conviction of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner. However, there are questionable entanglements between the judiciary and the opponents of the 72-year-old.