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Wednesday, 17.09.2025
09:02 Promotion of Swiss research: National Fund SNF decides on cost-saving measures (TagesAnzeiger)
Because the federal government needs to save money, starting in 2026, fewer projects and promising careers will be supported by the SNF.
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.
08:00 The law and you: How does the police control the electronic vignette? (TdG)
Each week, a legal expert from TCS answers a legal question.
07:53 Reactions to the death of actor: "A wonderful person in every way": Hollywood mourns Robert Redford (BZ)
Following his death, colleagues honored not only Robert Redford's acting talent but also his commitment to independent films and environmental protection.
07:53 More than a film star: "A wonderful person in every way": Hollywood mourns Robert Redford (BaZ)
Following his death, colleagues honored not only Robert Redford's acting talent but also his commitment to independent films and environmental protection.
07:47 For the 2026 World Cup: FIFA distributes around 280 million francs in release fees (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The funds to compensate 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.
07:29 AI in Cinema: When Artificial Intelligence Invades Fiction (TdG)
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)
This week, there are many new releases in theaters, and almost every taste is represented. It's up to you to make your choice!
07:00 Blockade in Peru: Machu Picchu evacuates 1600 tourists after protests (24heures)
A strike against a bus company blocked access to the famous site. Clashes with the police resulted in 14 injuries among law enforcement.
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 on Tuesday evening in Boston. Flames were shooting from an engine.
05:46 State Visit to the UK: Images of Trump and Epstein projected onto Windsor Castle (TdG)
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.
05:14 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.
05:06 Explosive day in France: A fiery return in a desperately crisis-ridden France (24heures)
A new day of strikes and protests is scheduled across the country on Thursday. With a new prime minister also in a precarious position.
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.
04:00 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 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.
03:33 State visit to the UK: Even a reception with royal pomp will not change Trump's foreign policy (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The British government is trying to win over the US president with cannon salutes and a banquet with the king. However, the USA has long since abandoned the Western values community.
03:00 "Apropos" - the daily podcast: They are everywhere - but what makes PFAS so dangerous? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
Once a chemical wonder, PFAS are increasingly becoming a problem in Switzerland. Why exactly? Answers in a new episode of the daily podcast "Apropos."
00:06 Protest against Trump in Great Britain: Before the state visit: Activists project Trump-Epstein images onto Windsor Castle (BZ, BaZ)
These are images that 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.
Tuesday, 16.09.2025
22:05 Astrology: Scorpio Horoscope for September 17, 2025 (TdG)
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astro advice.
22:05 Astrology: Daily Balance Horoscope September 17, 2025 (24heures)
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astro tips.
18:13 Barely used, too quickly thrown away: What happens to used soaps after your hotel stay? (TdG, 24heures)
Every day, Swiss hotels throw away thousands of barely used solid soaps. So, what really happens to these soaps?
18:05 Trial against Flor Bressers: He studied criminalistics – and became a supercriminal (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
The alleged drug lord is said to have smuggled tons of cocaine into Europe until his arrest in Zurich. He is now on trial in Brussels, coming from a respectable background.
17:14 Archaeological find: Swiss collector imported Inca skulls – study tells a different story (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
A mummified skull raises puzzles. For decades, it was assumed to be of Inca origin. But that is not the case.
17:12 A glimpse into the wallet: The 97-year-old carries her whole life with her – the young banker only needs a cardholder from Dior (derBund)
The wallet is losing significance, especially as the e-ID is adopted. However, it is much more than just a shell. Three people have opened their wallets for us.
16:41 Declining reading skills: In Switzerland, one in four young people struggles with reading (TdG, 24heures)
Reading skills among students have been declining since 2012, international studies reveal. According to expert Maik Philipp, this deficit requires an urgent action plan.
16:17 Off the coast of Portugal: Orcas sink sailboat and attack other boats (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Several orcas caused a sailboat to capsize off the Costa da Caparica. Boats were also attacked in Cascais and at Fonte da Telha beach.
16:00 Lack of demand: Tesla pulls the affordable Cybertruck – because no one wants to buy it (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
Just a few months after the sales launch, Tesla has removed the entry-level version of its Cybertruck from sale.
15:51 Ground offensive: "Gaza is burning" as its residents flee to a saturated territory (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 (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.
15:42 A beautiful Viennese story: a taxi driver returns 4000 euros forgotten by a Swiss tourist (TdG, 24heures)
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, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
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? (TdG)
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? (24heures)
On Thursday, France is set to experience a "black day". Transport, schools, health: an overview of the affected sectors.
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.
15:16 Escape: A late-season day in Deauville (24heures)
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.
15:12 Portrait of a Jack-of-all-trades: The former SVP national councilor is also a travel organizer (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Major, master farmer, Mr. President: Andreas Aebi has worn many different hats. But he prefers to lead guests through distant lands.
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
14:50 Swiss Army: The explosive background of the F-35 purchase (24heures)
Tailored evaluation missions, hidden criteria, and artificially saved billions: Jurassian politician Pierre-Alain Fridez denounces the behind-the-scenes of a choice he wants to cancel.
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.
14:44 Medical misconduct in the UK: While his patient was under general anesthesia, the doctor entertained himself with a nurse in the next room (BZ, BaZ)
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? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
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 (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
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)
The US Vice President hosts the show of his murdered companion. He uses the "Charlie Kirk Show" as a platform for a turning point – and a challenge to the left.
14:05 Crime podcast "Under Suspicion" (3/3): A thousand police officers against Peter Hans Kneubühl: The end of an incredible manhunt (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
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?
13:55 Confusion after a failed World Championship final: stumble, cramp - or false start? Jason Joseph says: "It's completely surreal" (BaZ)
The Swiss hurdle sprinter from Basel abandons his final race over 110 meters hurdles at the very first obstacle. The disappointment is great.
13:43 TV Series: The first trailer for "The Witcher" criticized (TdG, 24heures)
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)
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.
12:28 Swiss research: Switzerland remains the world leader in innovation (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.
12:21 American movie star: Robert Redford has passed away at the age of 89 (BZ, BaZ)
He was a charismatic actor and Oscar-winning director: Robert Redford. Now the founder of the Sundance Film Festival has passed away.
11:17 Art Space in the USA: Herzog & de Meuron build million-dollar barn in Philadelphia (BaZ)
The museum dedicated to sculptor Alexander Calder is the latest project from the renowned Basel architecture firm.
11:01 Story: "Alopecia is part of me, but it does not define me" (TdG)
At 8 years old, Nadine discovers that she is losing her hair. Between wigs, looks, doubts, and love, she tells her life story with what is called universal alopecia, a still little-known disease that shapes her existence.
10:45 Venice takes action: tourist couple caught bathing in the Grand Canal – and must leave (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A couple was expelled from Venice for being caught bathing in the Grand Canal. They also had to pay a fine.
10:25 Assassination of Charlie Kirk: Congress to grill the FBI director (TdG)
Kash Patel is under fire after communication errors in the investigation into the death of the pro-Trump influencer.
10:23 Today marks the start of the Champions League: Everything about the most important club competition in the world (BZ)
The Champions League is entering the league phase. Which Swiss players are involved? Who are the favorites? All the information is here.
09:55 Deadly explosion in Lebanon: The owner of the ship linked to the Beirut explosion has been arrested (24heures)
The ship of Igor Grechushkin exploded in the port of Beirut in 2020, causing over 200 deaths, thousands of injuries, and massive damage. He was arrested on September 5 in Bulgaria.
09:42 Offensive on Gaza City: Israel forces a million people to flee. But where are they supposed to go? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
Israel is escalating the bombing of Gaza City; for the displaced, a struggle for survival begins: there is a lack of open spaces, water, and food, and a tent costs up to 1500 dollars. Voices from Gaza.
09:36 Stefan Raab on RTL: Old jokes, bad ideas: The big Raab offensive fails (derBund)
The German TV star wants to finally make the leap back to evening television. But in his new show, nothing is really working.
09:30 Swiss priest convicted: "We, the victims of abuse, were not taken into account by the court" (TdG, 24heures)
Sexually abused by a priest, Lukas B. denounces a verdict he considers scandalous: 18 months suspended instead of the 5 years requested.
09:28 Chatbots and equal opportunities: No money for a private tutor? No problem, thanks to these ETH students, Avatar Sophia now offers tutoring (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
Two young entrepreneurs offer AI tutoring for 3 francs an hour. They are not the only ones shaking up the private tutoring market.
09:20 Crimes in Brazil: Former São Paulo police chief murdered by drug mafia – on live camera (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
The long-time mafia hunter and high-ranking police officer Ruy Ferraz Fontes was killed in the street by Primeiro Comando da Capital, Brazil's most powerful criminal network.
09:20 Crime in Brazil: Drug Mafia Kills Former São Paulo Police Chief – on Live Camera (BZ)
The long-time mafia hunter and high-ranking police officer Ruy Ferraz Fontes was killed in broad daylight by Primeiro Comando da Capital, Brazil's most powerful criminal network.
09:20 Crime in Brazil: former police chief of São Paulo murdered by drug mafia – on live camera (BaZ)
The long-time mafia hunter and high-ranking police officer Ruy Ferraz Fontes was killed in broad daylight by the Primeiro Comando da Capital, Brazil's most powerful criminal network.
09:16 Economic austerity in Argentina: Javier Milei assures that "the worst is over" and promises social gestures (24heures)
Following the electoral debacle in the province of Buenos Aires, the ultraliberal Argentine president announced a 2026 budget that would take into account the "most vulnerable" population.
09:04 Luxury sports cars at risk: 23,000 Corvettes recalled: cars could suddenly catch fire while refueling (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
General Motors is recalling exclusive Corvette models due to fire hazards. The sports cars, costing over $100,000, could suddenly catch fire while refueling due to a defect in the cooling system.
08:35 Blue ink: They have caged Frankenstein! (TdG)
Two surprises on the Plainpalais: a mega outdated municipal sign and a bronze monster imprisoned.
08:30 Literature Prize: Here is the shortlist for the German Book Prize – a Swiss author is among the nominees (BaZ)
The shortlist for the German Book Prize has been announced. The six novels delve into abysses but are also considered by the jury to be a breakthrough.
08:14 FCW coach criticizes VAR: league opens proceedings against Uli Forte (TagesAnzeiger)
Following FC Winterthur's defeat against Sion on Sunday, the FCW coach spoke out. He now faces potential consequences.
08:12 Ruling in Germany: Knife attacker from Mannheim sentenced to life in prison (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
Sulaiman A. attacked six people with a knife in Mannheim's marketplace in May 2024 - police officer Rouven Laur died from his injuries. The court has now announced its ruling.
08:09 Migration Policy: Parliament Supports EU Solidarity Mechanism (TdG, 24heures)
Under certain conditions, the National Council aligned itself with the Council of States and accepted the pact aimed at limiting migration in the Schengen area, through an optimization of asylum procedures.
08:01 New game «Hollow Knight: Silksong»: As if sadists programmed a «Mario» game (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
It is regarded as one of the hardest among very difficult games. What is the appeal of constant failure? We tried it out.
07:55 Terror investigation in Germany: raids in several federal states due to an allegedly far-right group (TagesAnzeiger)
Terror investigators in Germany are taking action against eight suspects for allegedly forming a far-right armed group.
05:02 Tips and prevention: Hypertension, the silent killer that is too unknown (TdG, 24heures)
According to a recent American survey, many people believe that high blood pressure necessarily comes with symptoms. It's an opportunity to review your knowledge.
04:46 It’s up to you to say 16 September: The abolition of the rental value tax divides (24heures)
Here you can find your readers' letters from 16 September
04:00 First steps and important tasks: How to stay organized after a death (derBund)
When a loved one passes away, a lot of administrative work falls on the survivors. A notary provides advice on what to consider.
04:00 Interview on age discrimination: "Just because young people can use TikTok doesn't mean they are IT specialists" (derBund)
The demographic shift is leading to more young leaders. Prejudices against older employees could become a problem for everyone, say Christian Burri and Sabrina Schell.
04:00 Globetrotter from Emmental: Not even food poisoning could stop him (BZ)
577 days just him and his bike: Kilian Schneider conquered the Pan-American Highway. A journey through breathtaking nature, unexpected hospitality, and a fateful tiramisu.
03:48 Urgent questions about rental law: What is allowed regarding additional costs and what is not (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
Do you have to co-finance the work in the neighbor's garden through additional costs? And what is the administration actually allowed to do? Our readers ask - we answer.
Monday, 15.09.2025
22:05 Astrology: Pisces Horoscope for September 16, 2025 (24heures)
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astro tips.
22:05 Astrology: Aquarius Horoscope for September 16, 2025 (TdG)
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astro advice.
22:05 Astrology: Capricorn Horoscope for September 16, 2025 (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 September 16, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free based on your zodiac sign and follow our astro advice.
18:59 Risky sexual trends: Choking during love, a dangerous practice that is becoming commonplace (TdG, 24heures)
Increasingly, young people engage in choking without knowing the risks. Studies reveal brain damage even with mutual consent.
18:42 Israel's former intelligence chief: "The two-state solution is Hamas's worst nightmare" (derBund)
Ami Ayalon, former head of Israel's internal intelligence, contradicts Netanyahu: A Palestinian state is the only way to peace and security in the Middle East.
18:08 Lawyer with sensitive cases: the "Super Ager" who still wants to "uproot trees" (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Union representative for police officers, advocate for Blausee-AG, opponent of Inselspital: Bernese lawyer Rolf P. Steinegger enjoys taking on sensitive cases. What drives him?
17:11 Drawing of September 16: Pro-Palestinian protesters end the Vuelta (TdG)
Our illustrator captures the best of local, regional, and international news.
16:54 Updates on the suspect: Kirk's alleged murderer had a trans partner – who is horrified (BaZ)
The USA are puzzled over the motives of the accused man. Now a new possible motive is coming to light.
16:23 Israeli-Palestinian conflict: Residents of Vaud claim there is neither genocide nor famine in Gaza (TdG, 24heures)
The Vaud section of the Swiss-Israel Association claims that the Romandy media is misinforming about the war. It is organizing a debate in Lausanne.
16:01 Podcast on Swiss football: "With Cheveyo Tsawa, FC Zurich could earn a lot of money in the future" (TagesAnzeiger)
FC Zurich wins against Servette, GC's form curve is heading in the right direction – and Uli Forte criticizes VAR once again. Listen to the "Dritte Halbzeit."
15:59 «The Hitman» is no more: British boxer Ricky Hatton has died at just 46 years old (TdG)
The former world champion in the super lightweight category was found dead at home on Sunday morning. His death is not considered suspicious.
15:56 Crisis meeting at Bundesliga club: Gladbach parts ways with coach Gerardo Seoane after poor start (derBund, BaZ)
After the 0-4 loss to Bremen, the Swiss coach led the training on Monday. Now he is said to have been dismissed.
15:55 Serious allegations against Meta: whistleblower claims Whatsapp ignores over 100,000 hacked profiles daily (TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
The former security chief of Whatsapp, Attaullah Baig, claims he wanted to improve the security situation at the messaging service. Then he was fired.
15:55 Mammography revealed a finding: healthy again because breast cancer was detected at an early stage (TagesAnzeiger)
The benefits of routine early detection programs are debated. A new study now shows that tumors in cantons with programs were smaller at diagnosis.
15:35 Affondato durante la Prima Guerra Mondiale: archeologi recuperano per la prima volta reperti dal "Britannic", nave sorella del "Titanic" (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
For over a century, the "Britannic" lay on the seabed off the Greek island of Kea. Now researchers have brought artifacts from the wreck to the surface for the first time.
15:28 Monday, September 15, 2025: The Essentials of the Day (24heures)
Electric cars no longer excite the Swiss | The salaries of top Swiss executives keep rising | They hack into Romand phones by simulating relay antennas
15:10 HES-SO Valais Wallis: Part-time education is becoming increasingly popular (24heures)
The Valais School of Higher Education reports a 4% increase in registrations, with growing interest in part-time studies.
14:54 Election campaign in North Rhine-Westphalia: the "nice grandpa next door" is set to conquer Gelsenkirchen for the AfD (BZ, BaZ)
In the former SPD stronghold, AfD candidate Norbert Emmerich has made it to the runoff. He presents himself as reserved - which is part of the party's strategy.
14:37 Stolen meat: A new burglary strikes the owner of Taco's Bar (24heures)
After his shop in Flon was robbed and set on fire, the cold room of Andy West's restaurant was burglarized early Monday morning.
13:49 Short form instead of Late Night: Tiktok reinvents comedy (derBund, BaZ)
A clip featuring Hazel Brugger is going viral – elsewhere, SVP Federal Councillor Albert Rösti is the scapegoat for everything bad. Short, often absurd videos are making the internet laugh in a new way.
13:33 Mountain accident: A German man dies after falling in Gadmen (TdG, 24heures)
A 60-year-old man fell several meters on Friday. Despite the quick intervention of the rescuers, the victim could not be saved.
13:08 Federal alert: They are hacking Romandy phones by simulating relay antennas (TdG)
Cybercriminals can target all smartphones within a radius of 1 kilometer, sending fraudulent SMS and fake fines. Authorities are calling for the utmost vigilance
13:07 Myth or Reality?: "You must throw away your expired makeup products" (TdG)
This week, our journalist tackles a topic that hurts... especially the wallet (and sometimes the skin).
13:01 New Silver Coin: Swissmint Honors "Pioneers of Swiss Aviation" with a Coin Series (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The Federal Mint dedicates a three-part series to Swiss aviation. The first 20-franc silver coin features hot air balloons against a mountain panorama.
12:49 Tragic accident of former biathlete: Laura Dahlmeier's body will not be recovered (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The former biathlete Laura Dahlmeier tragically died while climbing in Pakistan. Experts assessed the situation at Laila Peak and decided against recovering the body.
12:29 Marriage Trends: France Celebrates a Wedding Boom, Switzerland Experiences a Decline (TdG, 24heures)
With 248,000 unions last year, France is experiencing a record enthusiasm for weddings. In Switzerland, the opposite phenomenon is confirmed with a decline of 2.6% in 2024.
12:16 Due to global tensions: "Better guarded than the Federal Palace": security measures for embassies drastically tightened (TagesAnzeiger)
In Bern, international conflicts are reflected in a microcosm: over the past ten years, security measures for embassies have increased fivefold.
12:06 Weekly free horoscope: Predictions from September 14 to 20, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
In this week's ephemeris, Mercury leaves Virgo to enter Libra, Venus leaves Leo for Virgo, and the New Moon is approaching (Sunday the 21st).
12:03 Elections in Ireland: Fighter McGregor withdraws candidacy for presidency (TagesAnzeiger)
Conor McGregor enjoys inserting himself into the political debate with right-wing populist statements. However, he is stepping back from his candidacy for the presidency in Ireland - at least for now.
11:50 Platform for Young People: Caféine Média Closes Due to Lack of Funding (TdG, 24heures)
Launched in April 2024 in Renens, the media aimed at 15-25 year-olds has not found a business model to continue its activities.
11:27 Netflix documentary: Sex, drugs, and ice cubes in the butt – but Charlie Sheen regrets something else (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
The portrait of Hollywood's scandalous star is at the top of the streaming charts. Those who thought they knew everything about excesses and human abysses will be proven wrong.
11:21 Secret trip to the war zone: Prince Harry is celebrated in Ukraine like a superhero (BZ)
The Duke of Sussex showed solidarity with thousands of war veterans during a top-secret trip to Ukraine. He also has clear words for his family.
10:33 New measure in France: A license suspension for those who look at their phone while driving (TdG, 24heures)
The Landes department is launching an unprecedented measure to combat the use of smartphones while driving.
10:33 New technologies: In Dublin, drone food deliveries annoy local residents (TdG)
Products delivered in three minutes by air are transforming the lives of residents in the Irish capital. While some appreciate this time-saving, others are already fearing a sky highway.
09:47 "The Studio" on Apple TV+: 13 Awards: The comedy series sweeps at the Emmys (derBund)
Silly, heart-wrenching, scheming, and noble: Seth Rogen dedicates an insider series to Hollywood – and makes award history.
09:31 Troubles with autumn leaves: who has to clear the leaves from the neighbor's tree? This is what the Federal Court says (TagesAnzeiger)
When leaves from the neighbor's garden fall onto one's own property, it often causes trouble. A ruling clarifies the legal situation in Switzerland and shows when one must take up the broom themselves.
09:30 Dealing with the information overload: "If you ignore sensational content, you create space for good ideas" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
People are drowning in a sea of news. This threatens democracy, warns psychologist Stephan Lewandowsky. He advises deliberately ignoring certain content.
09:30 Automobile market: Electric cars no longer excite the Swiss (24heures)
A new study reveals that only 24% of future buyers are considering an electric vehicle. Range and prices remain the main barriers.
09:28 Language courses for expats: "Häsch ghört?" A German tries to learn Swiss German (BZ, BaZ)
Swiss German courses at the Migros Club School are booming. What can you learn there? Our author undertook a personal experiment and faced the final boss "ch".
09:04 Beware of false representations: this photo does not show a correct blood pressure measurement (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
Images of blood pressure measurements often show incorrect techniques. Errors can distort the measured values. In practice, it is essential to pay attention to all details.
09:02 Climate change: The extreme weather of summer 2025 cost Europe 40 billion (TdG)
Heatwaves and floods that hit the continent have resulted in nearly 40 billion in losses for the European economy, according to a study.
08:59 Weather for the week: A little patience and summer weather will return (TdG, 24heures)
The weather will be generally dry this week, with some clouds. Temperatures will gradually rise, reaching up to 32 degrees in Sion on Friday.
08:55 Assault in France: Police Officer Beaten in Tourcoing: Five Teenagers Charged (TdG, 24heures)
Five teenagers, two of whom are in preventive detention, have been charged in connection with the assault on a BAC officer last week.
08:00 Your money: Housing for cross-border workers: trends in the Pays de Gex (TdG)
Each month, find the advice from Crédit Agricole des Savoie regarding money, savings, taxation, and insurance for cross-border workers.
05:12 It’s you who say it September 15: Linguistic retreat, police of Lausanne (24heures)
Here you can find your readers' letters from September 15.
05:09 Spectacle in Japan: The Swiss Participation at the Athletics World Championships in Tokyo (TagesAnzeiger)
From September 13 to 21, athletes from Swiss Athletics will compete for medals at the World Championships. Our overview shows who starts when.
05:03 Athletics World Championships in Tokyo: Here’s what happened last night: She fought her way to the finish line without a shoe (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
From September 13 to 21, 2025, the Athletics World Championships will take place in Tokyo. You can find all the necessary information and news here.
02:30 Awards in Los Angeles: «Adolescence» star Owen Cooper (15) is the youngest Emmy winner (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The Primetime Emmy Awards were presented at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.
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