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Wednesday, 30.07.2025
22:05 Astrology: Aquarius Horoscope for July 31, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
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22:05 Astrology: Sagittarius Horoscope for July 31, 2025 (24heures)
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22:05 Astrology: Scorpio Horoscope for July 31, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
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22:05 Astrology: Daily Horoscope Libra for July 31, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
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22:05 Astrology: Virgo Horoscope for July 31, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
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22:05 Astrology: Cancer Horoscope for July 31, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
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19:04 New rule from the world federation: female athletes are asked to undergo gender testing (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
World Athletics requires mandatory one-time genetic testing for female athletes starting September 1. Swiss Athletics is now consulting with the Medical Team on how to implement this requirement.
18:59 Politics in Ukraine: Kiev promises to "correct" the criticized anti-corruption law (24heures)
The Ukrainian state will amend legislation revoking the independence of anti-corruption bodies, which has caused an outcry among its allies and led to protests.
18:32 Obituary: Former Zurich footballer Andy Ladner has passed away (24heures)
Former international, veteran of the national team, the defender had played for Grasshoppers, as well as in Lugano and Basel. He passed away at the age of 63.
18:02 Conflict in the West Bank: Activist from Oscar film "No Other Land" shot dead – Israeli settler arrested (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Palestinian Awdah Hathaleen fell victim to Israeli settler violence. Swiss researcher Moritz Haegi knew him personally.
17:23 Worse than fentanyl: synthetic drugs threaten Europe with the biggest crisis since AIDS (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The opioid crisis is reaching Europe through an uncontrolled flood of synthetic compounds known as nitazenes. The danger is growing faster than authorities can respond.
16:54 Domestic violence in court: As he stabbed, his girlfriend held the baby in her arms (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
A knife attack sends a Romanian to prison for six years and nine months. The deportation he feared will not be spared for this young father.
16:26 Controversy in France: Patrick Sébastien accused of receiving oral sex on stage (TdG)
According to witnesses, a woman performed a sexual act on the singer in front of an audience that included children at a campsite. He describes it as a "mimed" scene.
16:23 Violation of human rights: 201 people were victims of human trafficking in Switzerland in 2024 (24heures)
Human trafficking has slightly increased in Switzerland: last year, 201 victims were recorded by the Traite Platform, of which 73% are women.
16:21 Obituary for Laura Dahlmeier: The mountains were her source of strength and became her fate (derBund, BZ)
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.
16:01 More than Dubai chocolate: Evening pistachios promote gut health (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A new study shows that daily consumption of pistachios before bedtime for just three months can positively alter the gut microbiome.
15:57 Study on vacations: Traveling in groups is a no for the majority of Swiss people (24heures)
The idea of traveling in a group and sharing a house makes the majority of Swiss people hesitate. Too many negative aspects come to mind.
15:19 July 30, 2025: The essentials of the day (24heures)
Tsunami alerts after an earthquake near the Russian coast | Rise in racial discrimination in healthcare | "Seeing your child two weekends a month is dramatic"
15:00 July 30, 2025: The Most Important of the Day (TagesAnzeiger)
Tsunamis after a strong sea earthquake | Government plans billion-saving measures | Ghislaine Maxwell wants to testify in the Epstein case | Relocation project launched for Brienz | Xhaka transfers to Sunderland
14:53 Strong earthquake in Russia: a monster quake – but then a rather small tsunami. How is that? (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
Off the coast of the Russian peninsula of Kamchatka, one of the strongest earthquakes ever recorded occurred. Despite enormous geological consequences, the disaster was averted. The reasons.
14:31 Israel-Hamas Conflict: Alfonso Gomez: "What is happening today in Gaza is beyond comprehension" (TdG)
The City of Geneva, through its mayor, calls on the Federal Council to take strong measures to stop what he describes as ethnic cleansing and genocide.
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 Mood for change in Hungary: Will Viktor Orbán become a revolutionary in cycling shorts? (BZ, BaZ)
The opposition figure Péter Magyar is leading in all polls in Hungary. But how realistic is the turnaround next spring? On the road with someone who wants to topple the Orbán system.
14:03 Pros and cons of film sequels: Finally, the sequel to "The Devil Wears Prada" is here! Or: Filmmakers, come up with something new! (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
Hollywood and others love sequels. Right now, the sequels of "The Devil Wears Prada," "Freaky Friday," and "Bend it Like Beckham" are sparking discussions. Is it 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.
13:55 Travel Trends: Beach, Freedom, and Gastronomy, the Golden Triangle of Swiss Vacationers (TdG, 24heures)
Most Swiss people prefer half-board to all-inclusive offers. Costa del Sol, Balearic Islands, Greek islands, and the French Riviera are their favorite getaways.
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.
12:01 Devastating waves: Up to 800 km/h and "extremely destructive": How a tsunami forms (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The waves occur when earthquakes shake the seabed. Even deep-sea fish can be brought to the surface.
11:38 After the earthquake in Russia: first states issue tsunami warnings - one dead in Japan (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In the meantime, more than two million people on the Pacific coast were urged to seek safety. Japan and Hawaii believe the worst is behind them.
11:31 Drought alert: Fire danger rises in Valais (24heures)
Despite recent rains, the danger is increasingly high in several regions of the canton. Authorities are calling for caution and adherence to measures just days before August 1st.
11:13 Revelation of the Nati: Shining at the Euro, this Swiss player is coveted by Europe's giants (24heures)
After seven years in Frankfurt, Géraldine Reuteler might be packing her bags. Two French clubs are reportedly interested in the 26-year-old from Nidwalden.
10:34 Money, War, Betrayal: How Russia's Returnees Are Being Robbed (derBund)
Nikita Khursa survived the front in Ukraine, was wounded, and returned with a bonus. But at home, new enemies were lurking: the kleptocrats.
10:09 Behavior tips and distraction strategies: Wasps are back in flight: what really helps? (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Wild flailing makes the nuisances aggressive. Better are simple home remedies, clever distractions, and calm behavior.
10:00 Humanitarian crisis in Gaza: "In the street, children are looking for flour mixed with sand" (TdG, 24heures)
A humanitarian mission leader recounts survival and testifies to an unbearable situation. When food distributions become "massacres."
09:32 In Paudex (VD): They help a lamb, the municipality blames them (24heures)
A mother and her daughter rescued a trampled lamb. The municipality holds them responsible for the veterinary costs.
09:14 Racism allegations: Jeans ad with Sydney Sweeney causes a stir – American Eagle faces a shitstorm (BZ)
"Sydney Sweeney has great jeans" is the pun in the form of an advertising slogan that is currently causing a controversy.
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.
08:35 Strong earthquake in Russia: excitement in the Pacific region - the images of the earthquake and tsunami (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
It has been over ten years since the earth shook this strongly. Here is the situation in the affected areas in Russia, Japan, and the USA.
08:26 US media report: World Cup draw is set to take place on December 5 in Las Vegas (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
Less than six months before the World Cup draw, FIFA has not yet released any official news about the event. A report now mentions the date and location.
08:23 Biathlon Star: An international rescue team comes to Laura Dahlmeier's aid (24heures)
Double Olympic champion, the German "shows no signs of life" after a high-altitude accident earlier this week.
08:00 The law and you: Who pays for work equipment in telecommuting? (TdG, 24heures)
Each week, a legal expert from TCS provides the answer to a legal question.
07:48 At the age of 63: former national player André Ladner has passed away (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
Swiss football mourns André Ladner. The GC legend passed away on Tuesday.
07:20 Missionaries in the rainforest: Bible verses on repeat aim to convert isolated tribes (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
To ensure Christianity reaches even the indigenous people deep in the Amazon, missionaries distribute audio devices. The indigenous are very interested – but not because of the Christian messages.
07:02 Social action: Alibaba and You leave the alpine pasture of Corbeyrier (24heures)
The association, which supports at-risk youth, will leave the alpine pasture of the Chablais municipality after working there for seven years.
07:00 Serious mountain accident in Pakistan: After a second night in sub-zero temperatures, the search for Laura Dahlmeier continues (derBund)
On Monday, the Olympic biathlon champion was struck by a rockfall while climbing. No signs of life were detected during the flyover of a rescue helicopter.
04:36 Editorial: Racism, is Switzerland hostile? (24heures)
In healthcare as elsewhere, racial discrimination is increasing in Switzerland. The figures are striking.
04:15 Beware on the highways: 6 tricks that scammers use to rip off holiday travelers (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Those traveling by car to Spain, Italy, France, Slovenia, or Hungary in the summer may fall victim to a crime during their journey. Here’s how to protect yourself.
04:00 Tensions before the Queer Demo: "Queers for Palestine" want to demonstrate for Gaza at the Pride in Bern (derBund)
The activist group does not identify with the Pride. However, its members still want to participate in the parade. Here’s how the organizers are responding.
03:53 After the Women's Euro: "Outbursts will no longer be accepted" – Female politicians criticize men's football (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, 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 counters: the audience is different.
03:30 "Apropos" - the daily podcast: "Put the phone away!": Are bans in schools sensible or unrealistic? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Too much distraction, too little attention: More and more cantons are banning phones in schools. But does it make a difference?
01:28 Moscow / Tokyo: Tsunami warning after 8.7 magnitude earthquake off Russia's east coast (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Off the eastern peninsula of Kamchatka, the earth is shaking powerfully. Experts say this is the world's strongest earthquake since 2011. Coastal residents are urged to exercise caution.
Tuesday, 29.07.2025
22:05 Astrology: Horoscope for Pisces on July 30, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
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22:05 Astrology: Aquarius Horoscope for July 30, 2025 (TdG)
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22:05 Astrology: Capricorn Horoscope for July 30, 2025 (TdG)
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22:05 Astrology: Scorpio Horoscope for July 30, 2025 (24heures)
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22:05 Astrology: Daily Horoscope for Libra on July 30, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
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21:43 The Pope surprises with a crowd bath with 120,000 young people (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.
19:45 Breakthrough in meat production: ETH researchers grow fibers that resemble real beef (derBund, BZ)
Previous attempts to develop such fibers in the lab yielded meager results. However, a team from ETH Zurich now sees itself as "on the way to the better burger."
18:45 At least two dead: helicopter crashes on Bundeswehr flight near Leipzig (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Paddlers find debris in the Mulde River. It soon becomes clear that a helicopter has crashed during a Bundeswehr flight. By evening, certainty about the casualties is also established.
18:39 New fee against mass tourism: 10 euros entry - Venice collects millions from day tourists (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A city like a museum – and the ticket costs up to ten euros: Venice has completed the second test phase of its entry system and is taking a preliminary assessment.
18:11 Religious Minorities in Distress: Christians in the Middle East Live in Fear (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
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, derBund, BZ)
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 can that happen?
18:03 Trump's ultimatum to Putin: "We'll manage just fine": Moscow remains unfazed by Trump's latest threat (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
The US president gives Russia "ten or twelve days" for a ceasefire in Ukraine. The Kremlin responds with notable calm. However, former president Medvedev warns of a war with the USA.
17:50 Fireworks in Switzerland: "It's not just animals that suffer on August 1st – but also people like me" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
Many people in Switzerland want the fireworks to stop. So does Noah Bäriswyl. At 25, he experiences the noise of fireworks every year as torment.
17:18 Expansion of the "king of animals": Thailand faces overpopulation of domestic lions (TdG, 24heures)
The Southeast Asian kingdom has seen a threefold increase in the number of lions in captivity in zoos and private homes. This raises concerns.
17:03 Summer meals: How to behave so that wasps leave you to eat in peace? (TdG, 24heures)
They show up when you try to enjoy your meal in the sun. Here are some tips for coexisting with these insects.
16:35 Real estate lobbying: Switzerland is a country of tenants governed by landlords (TdG)
In Switzerland, the parliament is made up of 70% landlords, while two-thirds of the population rents. This disconnect explains the systematic failure of reforms in their favor.
16:11 Drama in Italy: A waiter dies after eating mozzarella (24heures)
The fifty-year-old man succumbed to a heart attack on Saturday in Sabaudia, near Rome. This tragic incident led to the cancellation of a concert in the city.
15:53 Disaster in Veveyse: Fire ravages the attic of a building in Châtel-Saint-Denis (24heures)
The incident occurred on Tuesday around noon. One person was hospitalized. Ten tenants will not be able to return to their apartment.
15:46 Attacked and Kicked: Alleged Antisemitic Assault near Milan (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
A Frenchman of Jewish descent is being harassed in Italy with pro-Palestinian slogans. Italian and French authorities are now dealing with the case.
15:27 Urban security: A dangerous sequoia will be cut down in front of the Court of Justice in Sion (24heures)
The tree that threatens to fall onto the public road will be replaced by an oak and a hawthorn. The aim is to secure the area while preserving the heritage.
15:25 State Television in North Korea: North Korean Regime Releases Soap Opera as Propaganda (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In the new state production, it is for the first time about family issues and bribery. Experts see this as the regime's attempt to appear more human in the face of growing crises.
15:15 Alert in Biarritz: A 19-year-old man evacuated from a beach after a sting (TdG, 24heures)
Several beaches on the Basque coast were closed this weekend due to the presence of numerous Portuguese man o' war. Their stings are very painful and can be dangerous.
15:08 Senses seats unveiled: With these suites, Swiss aims to sell tranquility above the clouds (TagesAnzeiger)
On Tuesday, Swiss unveiled the new premium seats for its First and Business Class. Flights with these seats can be booked starting now for 2026.
15:06 July 29, 2025: The Essentials of the Day (24heures)
Holidays are getting more expensive | The careers of hundreds of doctors blocked by an administrative malfunction | Swiss athletics is in mourning, Jean-Pierre Egger has passed away.
15:05 Manhunt in the UK: Attack in London: Police search for right-wing extremist Tommy Robinson (derBund, BaZ)
On Monday, a man was assaulted and injured at St Pancras station. Tommy Robinson is considered a suspect, but he left the country on Tuesday.
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
14:53 Product recall: Warning, this pistachio cream contains milk proteins (TdG, 24heures)
The Federal Office of Food Safety and Veterinary Affairs warns against this product from the brand Destan.
14:43 US ultimatum on the Ukraine war: Trump has no clue how to get Putin to agree to a ceasefire (derBund)
The US president shortens the deadline within which the Russian ruler is supposed to stop the war to "ten or twelve" days. However, the threat turns out to be a bluff.
14:41 Crime in Switzerland: Geneva is the canton with the highest number of phone thefts (TdG, 24heures)
In summer, thefts are particularly frequent there. Here’s how to prevent them.
14:27 Climate Risks: Extreme Weather Transforms the Map of European Tourism (TdG, 24heures)
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)
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.
14:07 Animal cruelty in the Zurich Weinland: deer got tangled in a fence and died in agony – farmer punished (TagesAnzeiger)
A farmer did not turn on the electricity. This proved fatal for a doe. About 50 wild animals die each year in the canton of Zurich due to fences.
14:06 Women's Euro Review: Over 500 Million Watching on TV - and Other "Bold Expectations" Were Also Surpassed (derBund, BaZ)
97% of tickets sold, 50% women in the stadiums. The four-week European Championship in Switzerland leaves the organizers happy.
14:04 Public appeal for information: A man is said to have decapitated kangaroos in a German zoo (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In a zoo in Germany, two dead kangaroos were found. Investigators suspect the work of an animal abuser.
13:59 Miracle in Spain: An F/A-18 narrowly avoids disaster over a crowded beach (TdG, 24heures)
The fighter jet made a sharp turn at low altitude to avoid birds in Gijón. Without the aircraft's exceptional qualities, the outcome could have been dramatic.
13:33 Former coach of Werner Günthör: Jean-Pierre Egger passed away just before his 82nd birthday (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The former Swiss athlete has died. Egger coached various Swiss top athletes.
13:28 An unusual style of communication and relationships: From "Donalddd" to "Emmanuellll": Trump's unusual closeness to heads of state (TagesAnzeiger)
If they need something, they can just call him: According to internal sources, the US president offers many heads of government his private number. The exchanges are reportedly much more frequent than previously made public.
13:26 Accident in Germany: Bundeswehr helicopter crashes near Leipzig (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Parts of a helicopter are found in the Mulde River at noon. The police are searching for possible occupants and confirm that it is a Bundeswehr helicopter.
13:03 Accident in Baden-Württemberg: Father runs over newborn while reversing (TagesAnzeiger)
The man likely assumed that the baby was in the car when he started driving, while it was actually in a car seat behind the vehicle. Some details are still unclear.
12:38 Basel Zoo: This is how the elephant cow Heri died (BaZ)
The animal had to be euthanized in June. A pathological report now reveals the cause of Heri's poor health condition.
12:20 Southeast Asia: Thailand and Cambodia in conflict: can we still travel there? (TdG, 24heures)
The Federal Department of Foreign Affairs issues specific recommendations for Swiss tourists.
11:54 Swiss clients scammed online: A British student receives 7 years in prison (TdG, 24heures)
A 21-year-old has been sentenced for using "phishing" to steal nearly 2.4 million francs from clients of Swiss banks.
11:24 Mockery for Winterthur city bus: Swiss "punctuality at its finest" (TagesAnzeiger)
An English-speaking passenger validated his ticket one second late on bus 2 and received a fine for it. The online community mocks the response from the collection agency.
11:13 Online scam: Beware of this Ikea scam that promises a free gift box (TdG, 24heures)
The Swedish furniture brand warns about the impersonation of its identity on social media, aimed at trapping its Swiss customers.
11:02 Gift from Qatar: Trump's new luxury jet is now being modified for hundreds of millions (TagesAnzeiger)
The Boeing 747-8 aircraft from Qatar is set to become part of Air Force One. However, numerous modifications are required. Criticism is pouring in – even from Trump's camp.
10:50 Global Cybercrime: Investigators Stop Ransomware – Nearly 200 Victims (BZ)
A group caused nearly half a billion dollars in damage online. Investigators have now dealt a significant blow to the perpetrators.
10:50 Global Cybercrime: Investigators Stop Ransomware - Nearly 200 Victims (BaZ)
Cybercriminals caused nearly half a billion dollars in damages online. Investigators have now dealt a significant blow to the group.
10:47 Observant felines: Does your cat know you're going on vacation? (TdG)
Cats are not solitary beings, and the thought of your departure disturbs them, even if they show it in their own way. Our tips.
10:20 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.
10:18 Director of the Tour de France Femmes: "We women changed in the back of a van. It was all very amateurish." (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
Former cyclist Marion Rousse has been the director of the most important women's cycling race in the world since 2022. The Tour de France Femmes will continue until Sunday - and in 2026 it will start in Switzerland.
10:18 Opinion changed after years: Why our author is now putting a film on his iPhone (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
Since mobile phones have existed, there have been protective films. Our digital editor always found them silly. Now he has had one for over two months – but not to protect the display.
10:16 Opportunities and risks of Chat-GPT: "If AI replaces the thinking process, it is particularly critical for young adults" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
Language models like Chat-GPT or Perplexity provide quick, good answers. The temptation is risky for young people, says Zurich AI researcher Michael Gerlich.
10:05 La Palma instead of Hawaii: Trump cuts funding for meg telescope – Spain offers an alternative (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The planned "Thirty Meter Telescope" in Hawaii has been cut from the US federal budget. Spain wants to step in, and the Canary Island of La Palma would be suitable for several reasons.
10:04 Interview on the Epstein/Trump affair: "Both were obsessed with women or girls. Models were their preferred category" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
The US journalist Michael Wolff claims to have spoken for 100 hours with the sex offender Jeffrey Epstein - including about his old friend Donald Trump. What did he find out?
10:04 Norwegian cross-country skier: Motherhood instead of comeback: Ski star Johaug is pregnant again (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
There had been much speculation about a return of the Norwegian. Instead, Therese Johaug is looking forward to her second child.
10:04 Million-pound damage in Switzerland: Swiss bank customers lost assets: English student convicted for phishing (BZ)
Investigations in Switzerland led to the conviction of a student in England to a long prison sentence. He developed phishing kits that caused £100 million in damage worldwide.
10:04 Physiological Stress Reduction: The Body Odor of Fertile Women Lowers Stress in Men (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
A study from Tokyo shows that the scents of fertile women not only affect men's emotional experiences but also have a calming effect.
09:57 Myth or reality: "Getting hair implants in summer is counterproductive" (TdG, 24heures)
This week, our journalist sorts out the truth from the fiction about summer hair transplants. Sun, sweat, swimming... can you really redo your mane in the middle of summer?
09:49 Viral doll: After Labubu comes Lafufu: Now the fake variant of the dolls is in demand (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
As global demand is so high, counterfeit Labubus are circulating - including in Switzerland. In China, strict measures are being taken against the fakes.
09:32 Sunscreen Comparison: Discover which sunscreen is the best (TdG)
The FRC tested twelve of these sunscreen products. All are effective. And the highest rated is not the most expensive.
09:18 Death of a junior from Lucerne: He learns of his friend's death after scoring his first goal in professional football (TdG)
Lucas Silva Ferreira scored his first goal in his first professional match. After the game, he learned of his best friend's death.
08:59 Investigation in London: Paul Gallagher, brother of Oasis members, charged with rape (24heures)
The elder brother of Noel and Liam, who is not part of the band, has been charged with sexual assaults, strangulation, and death threats.
08:54 Frankfurt Book Fair: Putin critic Karl Schlögel receives German Peace Prize (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
The historian, who expresses his support for a free Ukraine, will be honored at the Frankfurt Book Fair with a prestigious award.
08:25 Isotretinoin Treatments: Roaccutane, the Skincare Hero, Hides a Huge Danger for Babies (TdG, 24heures)
These acne pills are all the rage on social media. However, they have already caused microcephaly and other malformations in 19 babies in Switzerland. Swissmedic is sounding the alarm.
07:59 Deadly incident in Italy: waiter chokes on a piece of mozzarella he ate during his break (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
A 50-year-old restaurant worker choked on a piece of mozzarella in an Italian seaside resort.
07:42 Online commerce: the EU accuses the giant Temu of violating its digital legislation (TdG, 24heures)
The European Commission criticizes the lack of control over products offered online, particularly baby toys.
07:10 Up to 50.5 degrees: Turkey suffocates, its forests are burning (TdG, 24heures)
The heatwave and its record temperatures are hitting Turkey hard, and the fires continue to rage.
07:01 Financial advisor gives investment tips: loan funds are not banks – there is a risk in case of bankruptcy (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The loan fund of a housing cooperative is not subject to statutory deposit protection. In Switzerland, this only applies to banks.
04:21 Power struggle off the court: "Would you recommend tennis as a profession to your children? Probably not" (TagesAnzeiger)
Ahmad Nassar, CEO of the player organization PTPA co-founded by Novak Djokovic, explains why he is suing the tennis world - and what needs to change.
04:06 Series for August 1st: Longing, murder, and full cash registers: The "Swiss disease" of homesickness (BaZ)
Every child knows it, but we Swiss are said to suffer from it particularly: homesickness. The term was first described in Basel.
03:42 Meeting with France's former Prime Minister: Europe's crawling before Trump? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
The former Prime Minister became world-famous for standing up to the USA in a major speech. Now he is back: a book, a new party - and he even wants to become President of the Republic.
03:42 Sweet Home: How about a little fresh sea breeze in your home? (derBund)
Try the seaside style. Blue and white, but also rustic elements, plenty of freshness, a vacation home atmosphere, and new design that is also art, are all part of it.
03:41 Thunderstorms, heavy rain, wildfires: these popular tourist destinations are particularly affected by extreme weather (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In a study, researchers examined weather risks in the EU and analyzed their impact on tourism. This is intended to primarily help the affected areas.
03:30 "Apropos" - the daily podcast: Brain in constant stress: The fight for attention and its consequences (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Is it true that we are finding it increasingly difficult to concentrate on one thing? And if so, what does that mean for us? And for our society?
02:25 Floods in China: At least 34 dead due to heavy rainfall around Beijing (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Heavy rainfall causes severe damage in and around Beijing. Dozens of people die. Thousands must be evacuated.
01:34 China: Deluge and floods, 30 dead and 80,000 evacuations in Beijing (TdG)
Torrential rains have been ravaging northern China for several days. Residents are facing devastating torrents.
00:38 Gun violence in the USA: Three dead after shooting outside a casino (BaZ)
Once again, gun violence in the USA leads to casualties – in schools, supermarkets, or nightclubs. This time, a shooter in Nevada targets people outside a casino. There is also an incident in New York.
Monday, 28.07.2025
22:56 10 unconventional saving tips: living in a trailer and showering at the pool: how to save radically (derBund, BZ)
The cost of living is rising while wages remain the same. Those who follow these tips – admittedly a bit unusual – will still have some money left at the end of the month.
22:31 Inflation of leisure prices: Why your holidays cost much more than before (TdG, 24heures)
In five years, tourist packages have increased by 30% and hotel nights by 21%. This is mainly due to a shortage of staff in key jobs in the sector.
22:05 Astrology: Pisces Horoscope for July 29, 2025 (TdG)
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22:05 Astrology: Aquarius Horoscope for July 29, 2025 (24heures)
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22:05 Astrology: Daily Balance Horoscope July 29, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
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20:34 Noise for Gaza: Around 350 people demonstrated in front of the Federal Palace (derBund, BZ)
With pots and spoons, several hundred demonstrators drew attention to the hunger crisis in the Gaza Strip on Monday evening.
19:43 No terrorist link suspected: Two dead in knife attack in London (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In the city center, a knife attack claimed two lives. The police are currently investigating the circumstances of the incident.
19:17 Hunger crisis in the Gaza Strip: US pressure shows effect: Israel allows aid to Gaza - but only drop by drop (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
According to the UN and humanitarian organizations, the aid is completely inadequate. Israeli human rights activists accuse their own government of "genocide" against the Palestinians.
18:49 Shooting: Three silver medals and one bronze for Switzerland (TdG, 24heures)
The Swiss had a good harvest at the European Shooting Championships in Châteauroux.
18:44 Heroic reception in London: The European champions celebrated in their homeland (BZ, BaZ)
England's female footballers successfully defended their European Championship title. The Lionesses flew from Zurich to London on Monday, where they were warmly welcomed.
17:57 New Censorship Law in Russia: What Happens to a Society That Fears Reading? (derBund)
A new censorship law from the Kremlin threatens individuals searching for certain content online with fines. Many Russians will also eagerly comply with this ban.
16:38 Matthias Verreth: Belgian footballer mourns his one-year-old son (TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
Just a few days ago, Matthias Verreth switched clubs in Italy. Now fate has struck brutally.
15:52 Sensitive body defense: immune system reacts to danger in virtual reality (TagesAnzeiger)
The immune system protects people from dangers, such as fighting infections. Researchers in Geneva have now shown how sensitive the body's defense is.
15:44 Wellies instead of swim trunks: camping in continuous rain? For them, it's just a matter of attitude (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The weather hasn't been this dreary in a long time, says the manager of the largest campsite in German-speaking Switzerland. Campers aren't letting it get them down – there are virtually no cancellations.
15:38 Hate on social media: Facebook, a minefield for environmental activists (TdG)
Threats, harassment: Meta's social network is the most "toxic" for environmental defenders, according to a survey, ahead of X or Instagram.
15:33 Impending impact: Asteroid 2024 YR4 could now hit the Moon – with consequences for satellites (derBund)
The rock is likely to fly past Earth but could hit the Moon and release 100 million kilograms of lunar material. Scientists are already discussing a defense mission.
15:03 July 28, 2025: The most important news of the day (TagesAnzeiger)
Ceasefire in Thailand and Cambodia | Sunshine follows rain | Occupants recovered after crash at Bürgenstock | German Holocaust denier Horst Mahler dead | Trump's tariff deal: questions remain | Trump wants to shorten deadline for Putin
15:03 Lake Lucerne: The occupants of a missing plane have been found alive (TdG, 24heures)
A Swiss woman, a passenger on a distressed small aircraft, was taken to the hospital on Monday. The pilot, however, is unharmed.
14:53 August 1st without animal suffering: they want to make folk events more animal-friendly (derBund)
Under the motto "Costumes without slaughter," Bernese women Beatrice Lauener and Noreen Benham critically examine Swiss traditions.
14:33 Water crisis in Iran: reservoirs 80 percent empty - government considers closing Tehran (derBund)
"Tehran really has no water left," warns President Peseschkian in light of empty reservoirs and days-long water outages. The government is even considering relocating the 15-million metropolis to avert a disaster.
14:21 False discounts and misleading information: online platform Temu faces EU fine (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Thanks to low prices, Asian shopping portals are booming. However, there are risks, says the EU Commission now. And it is making accusations against a large platform.
14:21 Series of Graffiti: The Mystery of Bulle's Tags Solved by the Police (TdG, 24heures)
Two minors aged 14 and 15 have damaged several school buildings between March and June. The damage is estimated at several thousand francs.
14:19 Sticker album "Sport Heroines": 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 missing for them. And it challenges stereotypes.
14:19 Biographies of Sam Altman: "You could drop him on an island full of cannibals and in five years he would be king" (BaZ)
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?
14:18 Earthquake in Turkey: Alert not triggered: Google admits failure of its warning system (TagesAnzeiger)
During the devastating earthquake in Turkey in 2023, the Android warning system massively underestimated the danger. Many received a false alert.
13:43 Fires in Sardinia: beachgoers flee from fire into the sea (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
On the popular island, beachgoers had to seek refuge from a fire near the sea. 200 people were rescued at sea, and several dozen cars burned. The firefighting efforts are ongoing.
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 (24heures)
The bird accidentally entered the enclosure of the predators. The "brutal" incident adds to a series of accidents involving wild animals in captivity.
13:23 Senate President Hun Sen: Without him, there will be no lasting peace between Cambodia and Thailand (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Hun Sen has been many things in his life: a fighter for the Khmer Rouge, a democrat, a long-serving prime minister, an autocrat. What does he hope for now from the conflict with the big neighbor?
13:00 Taylor Fritz at the Swiss Indoors: He found happiness on a dating app (BaZ)
The 27-year-old Taylor Fritz (ATP 4) brings glamour to the Swiss Indoors (October 18 to 26). Alongside him, Casper Ruud (13) and Denis Shapovalov (29) are also set to challenge the Next Gen.
13:00 Taylor Fritz at the Swiss Indoors: An American brings glamour to the St. Jakobshalle (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
The world number 4 is knocking on the door of a Grand Slam title and is now competing in Basel. Casper Ruud (ATP 13) and Denis Shapovalov (29) are also participating.
12:13 Animals kill animals: There have already been numerous fatal incidents in Swiss zoos (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
A tiger devoured a stork on Sunday at the Zurich Zoo. There have been several instances where animals have had accidents, attacked their peers, or injured humans. An overview.
11:49 The fight for our attention (4): Between "Zappelphilipp" and "superpower": More and more adults are discovering their ADHD (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Once thought to only affect children, ADHD is now being diagnosed in more and more adults. What this has to do with social media – and how those affected are fighting against being pigeonholed.
11:24 Caught by criminal networks: "Hawala," this underground banking system thriving in Switzerland (TdG, 24heures)
This money transfer system, which originated in the 8th century, raises concerns among authorities due to its use by mafia networks.
11:09 «Hoselupf» – News from wrestling: Patrick Gobeli causes a stir at Brünig (BZ)
In the second round, the Oberländer appeared to be defeated by Michael Ulrich. After that, discussions arose, leading to the fight being repeated.
10:08 Southeast Asia: Thailand and Cambodia agree on immediate ceasefire (TagesAnzeiger)
The neighboring countries have agreed to an "immediate and unconditional" ceasefire. Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim mediated at a meeting in Putraya.
10:01 It must brew!: Swiss beer remains a rarity (24heures)
For the national holiday, two breweries from the Romandy region crafted a beer made from Swiss ingredients. A process that remains relatively rare. Explanation.
09:53 Digital fatigue: "The Internet is dead": Is the end of our social media addiction near? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A thought worth considering: It is possible that AI-generated images are increasingly driving us into real life.
09:36 After the rainfall: Kandersteg fears landslides and mudflows - Oeschiwald closed (BZ)
Below the Spitzen Stein, thousands of cubic meters of debris could break off. The restricted area has been expanded for safety reasons. However, inhabited areas are not threatened.
09:30 Weather of the week: Summer will make a timid return with seasonal temperatures (TdG, 24heures)
Far from the June heatwave, this conclusion of July may seem cool, yet the mercury shows seasonal averages.
09:23 Co-founder of the RAF: From far left to far right - German Holocaust denier Horst Mahler has died (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Horst Mahler was a colorful political figure in post-war Germany. The former co-founder of the RAF transformed into an advocate of far-right German nationalism.
09:11 Security report: Three perpetrators of sexual assaults arrested at Paléo (TdG, 24heures)
The authorities mention a 48th edition of the Paléo Festival that took place "safely," but report various offenses.
09:03 Fireworks for the National Day: What municipalities are doing against excessive noise (TagesAnzeiger)
Loud fireworks have become a political issue in many municipalities. As a result, many have established rules in their festival announcements.
08:20 Severe Weather in Switzerland: After the Heavy Rain, the Sun (Partially) Returns – Except on August 1st (BZ)
The weekend was overshadowed by heavy rain and weather warnings. Despite some clearing mid-week, it could rain again on August 1st.
07:58 Munich football club seeks buyer: 50-million deal falls through: traces of the mysterious investor lead to Switzerland (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A Geneva company was reportedly ready to buy the traditional club 1860 Munich. The company turns out to be a former food delivery service and hides behind a shell company.
07:58 Reception of disabled adults: One dead and four missing after the fire in a lodge in France (TdG, 24heures)
The fire broke out around 4:30 AM. Twelve disabled individuals were in this lodge run by a couple in Charente.
05:56 Investigations underway: Lithuania reports incident involving flying object from Belarus (TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
An unidentified flying object on Lithuanian territory is causing a stir. Authorities in the Baltic NATO country are on alert.
05:00 A 24/7 watch: Volunteers save an average of three people per day on Lake Geneva (TdG)
For 140 years, the International Rescue Society of Lake Geneva (SISL) has been rescuing lake users. An initiative based on volunteer work and donations.
04:50 Mercury retrograde: The horoscope from July 27 to August 2, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
Goodbye July, hello August, with Mercury still in retrograde, crossing the Sun on Friday: beware of lost rockets during the national celebration!
04:35 Education: The University of Geneva fails an EPFL engineer (24heures)
An engineer retraining to become a teacher was downgraded to the bachelor level.
04:06 Snus without tobacco: boom thanks to pouches: teenagers are already consuming nicotine in the classroom (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
Experts and parents are alarmed: nicotine pouches are popular among teenagers and often contain a much higher dosage of the nerve toxin than cigarettes.
04:05 Tour de France in anecdotes: Suddenly, the rider snatches the box from the woman's hands (BZ)
The three-week tour through France provides more than just stage wins and rankings. Tadej Pogacar asks about his fiancée while a helper becomes an internet meme.
04:01 The Bernese Harald Feller: He saved a woman from the Nazis – decades later she found him in the phone book (derBund)
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 TCS Center Stockental: From Skid Course to Drone Flight (BZ)
For 25 years, the TCS Center Stockental has been showing how to drive safely. Today, drone courses are also part of the program. What should you pay attention to when flying with these little spies?
03:33 The fight for our attention (1): Why does everyone suddenly feel so unfocused? (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Why can't we finish a book anymore? Why are we so easily distracted? And will it always be like this?
03:14 Debate on public service: only two letters per week: is this the future of the Post? (BZ)
The liberal think tank Avenir Suisse calls for a comprehensive modernization of the basic postal service. Among other things, it suggests that letters should no longer be delivered daily.
03:13 A glimmer of hope for post-Covid effects: he has already spent 60,000 francs against Long Covid – now nicotine patches are helping him (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The computer scientist Chris A. is still suffering from the effects of a Covid infection. For a long time, nothing alleviated the symptoms. Then he came across a tip on Facebook that is also of interest to researchers.
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