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Saturday, 08.11.2025
23:05 Astrology: Aquarius Horoscope for November 9, 2025 (TdG)
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23:05 Astrology: Scorpio Horoscope for November 9, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
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19:55 Suddenly partner of the gangsta rapper: "A frightening development" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Dubious websites are reinventing the love life of a Swiss journalist, defaming a reporter as a pedophile, and believing Ruth Dreifuss is dead. A search in a world of overwhelmed chatbots and helpless victims.
19:01 Pets: Adopting a cat after 70: good or bad idea? (TdG, 24heures)
After 70, many seniors feel the need for companionship and affection in their daily lives. Is it really a good idea to welcome a cat when you are a senior?
19:00 Fat tissue produces estrogens: childhood obesity shortens penis length by up to 1.9 centimeters (TagesAnzeiger)
Excess fat tissue in boys can lead to a shorter penis. How to avoid these and less harmless consequences of obesity.
17:34 Work accident: A farmer dies after being caught by a tractor in Saint-Livres (TdG, 24heures)
A 57-year-old man lost his life on Friday at his farm. His sleeve got caught in the power take-off connecting his tractor and trailer.
17:33 Deaths and hundreds injured: tornado nearly completely destroys Brazilian small town (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A storm has severely hit Rio Bonito do Iguaçu in southern Brazil. So far, six deaths and over 430 injuries have been reported.
17:22 Mandatory German Test: The Best Asian Chefs in the World Expelled (TdG, 24heures)
Recruited in 2022 by the Bürgenstock (NW), Vilai and Virat Kanjan, Thai twins celebrated with 16 Gault & Millau points, were forced to leave after three failures in the language test.
16:32 Labor market: The Confederation drives foreigners away to the private sector (TdG, 24heures)
The Swiss economy relies on foreign labor, but the federal administration employs few. This is due to working conditions that are too favorable for the Swiss.
15:28 Ideas for home improvement: Ten surprising tips for your house (TdG, 24heures)
It is not always necessary to undertake major renovations; sometimes, a surprising idea is enough to give your home a fresh look.
15:21 Unwanted visitors at K-Haus: "So far, nine bans have been issued" (BaZ)
Drugs, threats, and break-ins: the K-Haus on the barracks site had a turbulent start. Many of the issues have now been resolved, say the operators.
15:19 A series of incidents: In Valais, churches and cemeteries are targeted by thefts and vandalism (TdG)
A man is accused of various offenses committed in the Saint-Maurice region. Vulnerable places of worship are regularly targeted by criminals or idle individuals.
15:06 Internet phenomenon Michael Bolvin: millions follow this Swiss goalie – even Manuel Neuer draws inspiration from him (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The 29-year-old from Zurich has millions of followers who want to see how he saves balls. How goalkeeper Michael Bolvin has built his own business as an influencer.
15:00 Rally Dresden-Dakar-Banjul: Two retirees drive 6500 kilometers for the auction of their Subaru (TagesAnzeiger)
Reto Huber and Beat Walser have started a charity rally. They are traveling through six countries with Gambia as their destination. They will return home without their vehicle.
15:00 First test drive: The grand comeback of the Honda Prelude (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
After a 25-year hiatus, Honda is bringing back the sports coupe – and they are doing everything right. However, the model will not be available in large numbers here.
14:18 Bus veered off the road: One dead and several injured after serious bus accident (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In Weil am Rhein, a large operation is underway. According to media reports, a bus is said to have driven into a crowd.
14:05 Donation for LGBTQIA+ rights: Nemos Eurovision outfit auctioned for over 3500 francs (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Nemo wore the striking and glittering jumpsuit at the ESC 2025 in Basel. The proceeds will benefit the organization Queeramnesty.
14:04 Myth or reality?: "Drinking collagen makes the skin firmer" (TdG)
This week, our beauty journalist examines a dream promise: the sachets, powders, and drinks containing collagen that promise plumper, firmer, younger skin. So... truth or little bluff?
13:39 Support for premature births: "I thought my children would die": Now Dina Hediger helps other parents (BZ)
Dina Hediger's twins were born far too early. Today, she supports affected families with her organization. For her commitment, the Bernese woman receives the Prix Sana.
13:26 Air accident in Louisville: UPS grounds its MD-11s after one of its cargo planes crashed (TdG, 24heures)
The American carrier has grounded its fleet as a precaution after a cargo plane crashed on Tuesday in the central United States, killing 14 people.
13:19 Midfielder currently injured: Due to Ugrinic: Valencia raises allegations against YB (BZ)
The Young Boys allegedly concealed that Filip Ugrinic was struggling with knee issues at the time of his transfer. The Bernese are defending themselves.
12:50 PrimeEnergy debacle: Too many plaintiffs to fit in a courtroom (TdG)
Over 850 people have filed complaints after losing their money. The Geneva public prosecutor's office must reinvent its procedures to handle this extraordinary case.
12:10 Natural disaster: A tornado sweeps through southern Brazil, leaving at least five dead (TdG, 24heures)
Winds of up to 250 km/h struck the state of Paraná, devastating a small town near the famous Iguazu Falls. Nearly 130 people were injured.
12:00 A Swiss football star: "If I were offered to go to a restaurant, I would panic" (TdG, 24heures)
After seven weeks in the clinic, a serious knee injury, and a contract termination, Swiss international Ramona Bachmann shares how she found her balance again.
12:00 In a personal interview: Ronaldo wants to be less famous – and is a fan of President Trump (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
Donald Trump or Cristiano Ronaldo – who is more famous? The Portuguese football star has a clear opinion on this.
11:55 The big ABC: Our language quiz: At least 10 points in the language quiz - and you can be proud (TagesAnzeiger)
Test your German skills like every Sunday!
11:04 Innovative clinical trial: Arnaud Robert shares his "Electric Body" in a captivating podcast (24heures)
The journalist, who has been a quadriplegic since 2022, was the first in the world to participate in a clinical trial in Lausanne to move his left arm.
11:01 Digital immortality: You pay $200,000 for Peter to "speak" to them after death (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
With AI software, people can continue to "communicate" with their loved ones after death as avatars. Those who want this should make arrangements while they are still alive. Like the American Peter Listro.
11:00 Noise in Restaurants: At 90 Decibels, "en Guete" Yelling? It Must Be Quieter! (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
Music, echoing spaces, tight seating: It has become loud in the gastronomy sector. It's annoying. And it changes how we taste food.
10:34 Street deal: The Vaud Green Liberals want to focus on supporting drug addicts (TdG)
In response to the excesses of the drug market, a motion proposes to draw inspiration from the Portuguese model, which means decriminalizing substances and replacing repression with support.
09:27 Locle Attack: Four suspects arrested nine months after the Werthanor robbery (TdG)
On February 13, four men stole precious metals and assaulted an employee. A Franco-Swiss investigation led to the arrest of about ten people in France.
08:55 Generational change: This teenage duo now leads the Young Green Liberals of both Basels (BaZ)
The JGLP of both Basels focuses on youth: The new co-presidency is just 17 and 18 years old. A record.
08:49 13 dead in industrial area crash: UPS grounds MD-11 fleet after accident (BZ)
UPS halts all MD-11 cargo aircraft operations after the crash that resulted in at least 13 fatalities. How the US parcel service plans to secure its deliveries nonetheless.
08:49 In an industrial area, a crash: UPS grounds its MD-11 aircraft fleet after a deadly accident (BaZ)
UPS halts the use of all MD-11 cargo planes after the crash that killed at least 13 people. How the US parcel service plans to secure its deliveries nonetheless.
07:49 Former Swiss coach Hitzfeld: "Every coach dreams of having a strategist like Xhaka" (TdG)
Ottmar Hitzfeld recounts Granit Xhaka's arrival in the Swiss national team in 2011. And how the player naturally established himself.
07:29 Advice: The inheritance from a distant uncle is not always American (TdG)
The advice of Pascal Rytz, lawyer and FSA specialist.
07:28 Get your treasures appraised with the "Tribune": What is the value of my painting by Régis Bouvier de Cachard? (TdG)
With Piguet Hôtel des Ventes, the "Tribune de Genève" invites you to send photos and the story of one of your valuable items for appraisal.
07:07 It's you who say it November 8: Shared custody, energy law (24heures)
Find here your readers' letters from November 8
06:00 Young entrepreneur from Oberland: Besides his studies, he produces clothing and liqueurs (derBund)
25 years old and already founded two companies: Now Levin Stettler from Wimmis wants to take off with his Aare water liqueur.
06:00 A dog makes itself known: These mutts scare me (derBund)
Hands get clammy, breathing quickens - the dog picks up a scent. Oh, if only it could talk.
06:00 Young entrepreneur from the Oberland: While studying, he produces clothing and liqueurs (BZ)
At 25 years old and already having founded two companies, Levin Stettler from Wimmis now aims to make a breakthrough with his Aare water liqueur.
06:00 Podcast "Talk Material": Coach convicted for sexual acts with a minor - Mother complicit (BZ)
For two years, a coach had sexual contact with a teenager. Even when she became pregnant, the mother did not intervene. Now both she and the coach have been convicted.
05:26 Disruption of events: freedom of speech also applies to the wealthy and federal councilors (BZ)
Swiss government members and entrepreneurs are being hindered or even driven away from appearances. This jeopardizes a unique feature of our democracy - and we must not accept it.
05:21 AI-generated lie story: Fake news websites made me the partner of a celebrity rapper. And I can do nothing about it (TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
I am finding more and more articles online about my alleged relationship with the German rapper Kontra K – including made-up children and stolen pictures. I feel powerless and exposed.
05:16 Republican defeats: "Maybe a few less trips abroad": His supporters criticize Trump (derBund, BZ)
What has happened to "America First"? The US president continues to claim that under him "everything has become cheaper" – but supermarkets prove the opposite.
05:15 Antarctica under climate change: The Hektoria Glacier is disintegrating faster than any before it (BaZ)
In a rapid chain reaction, the glacier lost almost half of its mass. How did this happen? And what does it mean for sea level rise?
01:36 New genocide accusation: Trump threatens US boycott of the G20 summit in South Africa (BaZ)
Trump had canceled his participation in the G20 summit months ago. Instead, Vice JD Vance was supposed to go to South Africa. But that doesn't seem to be the case now either.
Friday, 07.11.2025
23:05 Astrology: Aquarius Horoscope for November 8, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
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23:05 Astrology: Capricorn Horoscope for November 8, 2025 (24heures)
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23:05 Astrology: Scorpio Horoscope for November 8, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
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23:05 Astrology: Daily Horoscope for Libra on November 8, 2025 (TdG)
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21:35 Sex dolls and weapons: Shein temporarily avoids a ban in France (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
Due to sex dolls and weapons, Shein has come under scrutiny from French authorities. The site is allowed to remain online for now, but investigations and legal proceedings are ongoing.
20:00 Sex: How to keep loving each other when everything feels so heavy? (24heures)
In the face of anxiety and depressive disorders, libido fluctuates. Taking care of oneself involves acceptance, gentle gestures, and shared intimacy, even if non-sexual.
19:52 Climate journalist Martin Läubli steps down: It was a relief to write: Humanity is to blame (BZ)
After 25 years and 16 climate summits, our author takes stock: society is aware, but implementation is lagging. The media is needed as a guide into the fossil-free age.
19:51 Reading and writing difficulties: "My nightmare: I'm at the airport and I don't understand a word" (TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
What does a person experience in daily life who suffers from reading difficulties? Affected individuals share their stories. For example, about comments like: "You should rather become a cleaner."
19:51 Natalie Amiri in interview: “The regime in Iran can defend neither the airspace nor the hijab” (BZ)
Many Iranian women hardly wear the hijab anymore and defy the mullahs, says the Middle East expert. And: Trump's peace plan could actually work.
19:09 Unwanted in the national team: Noah Okafor contradicts Murat Yakin: "It makes me very, very sad" (derBund)
The Leeds United forward has not been called up by the national coach for a year. Now he launches a full-scale attack. An ex-colleague shows how it can be done better.
18:57 Hamas in Gaza: How do you disarm a paramilitary organization? (BZ, BaZ)
The Palestinian terrorist group in Gaza is supposed to hand over its weapons. Is that realistic? A look at similar moments in history - in Northern Ireland, Colombia, and Uganda.
17:21 Crisis in Swiss ice hockey: Welcome to Absurdistan: An analysis reveals what everyone already knows (derBund)
The ice hockey federation has tasked an agency with finding solutions for the struggling Swiss League. However, these solutions have long been clear – yet they are still not implemented.
17:05 In the midst of controversy: Shein and the gray area of e-commerce in Switzerland (TdG, 24heures)
While Chinese platforms like Shein evade many regulations, Swiss merchants must adhere to strict rules, creating an imbalance in the market.
17:01 Natural hazards: Blatten will be rebuilt safely for now (TdG)
Authorities have presented the new hazard map of the municipality. A part of the old village could come back to life, according to an ambitious timeline. But the mountain remains threatening.
16:35 Vaudoise press: Yverdon and the Nord vaudois have their new newspaper (24heures)
Four months after the disappearance of the daily newspaper "La Région", the first issue of a new regional weekly was published on Friday, November 7.
16:09 Retail: Coop intensifies the price war with an offensive in train stations (TdG, 24heures)
The Basel-based group highlights its "Price Guarantee" range in its heavily frequented stores, particularly in busy train stations.
15:49 As the first European country: Denmark plans a minimum age for social media (derBund, BaZ)
Young people in Denmark will only be allowed to use social networks from the age of 15. However, with special permission from parents, earlier use may also be possible.
15:49 Mental Health: Winter Depression: Why Light is the Best Medicine (BaZ)
Psychiatrist Norman Rosenthal once discovered seasonal depression. Today, he treats himself with light. What helps - and what is truly proven.
15:38 Construction project temporarily halted: Does this beach in Bali need a luxury lift? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A lift was supposed to make access to the popular Kelingking Beach easier. Locals expressed environmental concerns, and tourists continue to die while swimming at this beach.
15:07 Swiss agriculture: In the face of overproduction, orange-dyed potatoes given to cows (TdG, 24heures)
Switzerland is overwhelmed with tons of surplus potatoes. It's impossible to eat them all, so they are given to the animals after being dyed.
15:06 Preventing heart attacks and strokes: These small daily changes could lower your cholesterol (24heures)
High blood lipid levels are often hereditary, but they can be positively influenced by a healthy lifestyle. Two experts explain what is important.
14:59 Small Talk of the Week: Trump defaces a bathroom in the White House (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Additionally: a message to the ex, surprises about David Bowie – and the obligatory dose of Kardashian. Our topic buffet for lively aperitif conversation.
14:43 Cross-border traffic: The Mont Blanc tunnel could be under construction for… seventeen years (24heures)
The structure between France and Italy is set to undergo significant renovations. In one of the scenarios considered, these could last for nearly two decades.
14:39 Fight against greenwashing: Several European airlines abandon false promises (TdG)
About twenty European airlines have committed to abandoning their misleading environmental claims regarding the carbon "offsetting" of their flights.
14:35 Crash in Louisville: Cargo plane accident, death toll rises to 13 (TdG, 24heures)
The aircraft, a McDonnell Douglas MD-11, crashed on Tuesday during takeoff in the state of Kentucky after one of its engines detached.
14:13 Century heist in Paris: Empress Eugénie's crown is set to return to the Louvre (BZ)
During the Louvre heist, Empress Eugénie's crown was damaged: small diamonds and one of the eight golden eagles are missing. What will happen to this valuable piece?
14:08 Event at the White House: A guest faints behind Trump in the Oval Office (TdG, 24heures)
A pharmaceutical representative collapsed while Donald Trump was making an announcement about the prices of obesity treatments. The event was interrupted for an hour.
13:56 Unusual in Germany: They were making love at 140 km/h on the highway (24heures)
Their car was dangerously zigzagging between lanes near Dortmund. Their erratic driving nearly caused a pile-up.
13:56 Overburdened prison system: wrongfully released inmate in London recaptured (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A man was once again wrongfully released from a prison, and a long search ensued. This latest blunder highlights the dilapidated conditions in British prisons.
13:55 After Nyon: She allegedly mistreated dozens of animals again in France (24heures)
A groomer convicted in the canton of Vaud allegedly reoffended in Haute-Saône. Among the excrement and corpses, the SPA rescued around a hundred animals. The sixty-year-old claims it is a conspiracy.
13:54 Confession of a Super League coach: "I was completely addicted to sports betting and had debts" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
Lucerne coach Mario Frick discusses his addiction in a TV interview. And why this made his move from FC Basel to FCZ necessary.
13:43 Madeleine McCann Case: Young Woman Convicted for Posing as Missing Maddie (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The parents of Maddie, who went missing in 2007, have already endured a lot of suffering. A woman who posed as the girl also troubled them - she has now received a court ruling.
13:38 Cost: 1.4 million francs: SBB checks over 400 trains for asbestos (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The federal railways have awarded the contract for testing harmful substances in their rolling stock to a specialized company.
13:31 Digital medical file: The electronic health record is already under threat even before its launch (24heures)
The digital society criticizes the centralized storage of health data, which opens the door to cybercriminals. The Federal Office of Public Health strikes back.
13:27 Climate change: Coffee production could halve, concerns in Switzerland (TdG, 24heures)
Studies suggest that coffee production could be halved in the coming decades due to climate change. In Switzerland, producers are aware of the issue.
13:26 Auction in New York: Trump didn't want the toilet made of pure gold – now it's going under the hammer (derBund, BaZ)
Sotheby’s is auctioning a functional toilet made of over 100 kilos of gold. The work by conceptual artist Maurizio Cattelan was once offered to Donald Trump – instead of a Van Gogh painting.
13:24 Fight against drug traffickers: Three dead in an American strike against a boat in the Caribbean (TdG, 24heures)
An American strike in the Caribbean against a boat accused of belonging to drug traffickers resulted in three deaths on Thursday. The United States has launched a war against the influx of drugs.
13:19 Child's corpse in Germany: murder suspect in custody in the Fabian case (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Four weeks after the disappearance of eight-year-old Fabian, a woman is in custody. She is suspected of having killed the child. She does not comment on the act.
13:12 Queer health professional: "The word racism doesn't even appear in the curriculum 21" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Mani Owzar teaches future health professionals in Winterthur. And has now written a book about queer people.
12:40 Final resting place near Oscar Wilde: Paris raffles off gravesites (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
Ten spots in the Père-Lachaise, Montparnasse, and Montmartre cemeteries will be allocated by lottery. The condition: winners must restore them at their own expense.
12:33 Philipp Loser on senior unemployment: 170 unsuccessful applications (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
The employment rate for those aged 55 to 64 is at an all-time high. But woe to those who lose their job at this age.
12:28 Italy shows the way: Should wearing a ski helmet on the slopes be made mandatory? (24heures)
The helmet is now mandatory on ski slopes in Italy, with a fine of 150 euros for non-compliance. Switzerland, on the other hand, is seen as a very good student and does not feel concerned by such a measure.
11:49 Weekend weather: The sun holds strong despite some cloudy veils in Romandy, Switzerland (24heures)
After a sunny week, the weekend is expected to be generally pleasant. But beware of the fog banks that will settle each morning below 900 meters.
11:14 Leman Cruises: Without catering this weekend, CGN is looking for a new operator (24heures)
The restaurateur is affected by a business operation ban from the trade police. There will be no meals on board the boats starting this Friday. A caterer will provide interim service.
11:00 Podcast "Politburo": "Is it our fault that half of the Swiss no longer consume news?" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Everyone is on social media, hardly anyone reads the news anymore. Almost half of the people in Switzerland are news-deprived. What is the reason for this? And how can we change it?
10:37 Panic in Indonesia: Explosions shake mosque in Jakarta – Dozens injured (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
During Friday prayers, 54 people were injured in the Indonesian capital, including many students.
10:25 Drama in Bulgaria: Six migrants died in an accident after a police chase (24heures)
During the third interception attempt, the vehicle ended up in a lake near Bourgas. The driver was apprehended.
10:23 Greek-Albanian border: Researchers discover a massive spider web in a cave (BaZ)
Over 111,000 spiders in a single web complex! Why two solitary species can survive in such large numbers in a cave.
09:58 Incident in Indonesia: An explosion of unknown origin near a school in Jakarta injures 54 people (TdG, 24heures)
Those affected have minor to moderate injuries, reports the local police chief. A bomb disposal team is on site.
09:41 Cheese controversy: Swiss had promised Sbrinz, the airline served cheap American cheese (24heures)
The airline had stated that it wanted to offer a typically Swiss appetizer on certain flights. However, passengers were served cheap American industrial cheese.
09:30 Chinese e-commerce: France inspects 200,000 Shein parcels received in Roissy (24heures)
A massive operation has been launched at Roissy-Charles de Gaulle Airport to check the compliance of all parcels from the Chinese platform.
09:30 Video game: New delay for GTA VI, now expected in November 2026 (TdG, 24heures)
The release of "Grand Theft Auto VI," the new installment of one of the most popular games, has been postponed once again by its publisher Rockstar Games.
09:24 High temperatures in October: 2025 could be among the three hottest years on record (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In Europe, October was not particularly warm, but elsewhere it was quite different. Just before this year's World Climate Conference, new figures from the EU's climate change service are released.
08:28 Restoration and hospitality: The École hôtelière de Lausanne adds "barista" to its curriculum (24heures)
The institution has opened an "academy" in partnership with Caffè Vergnano. Students will learn the basics of coffee.
07:41 15 years in prison looming: former NFL star Brown extradited from Dubai to the USA (derBund, BaZ)
Former football player Antonio Brown faces charges of attempted murder. US Marshals arrested the 37-year-old in Dubai.
07:18 Lego artist from Italy: This world-famous theater is made entirely of Lego bricks (BaZ)
Luca Petraglia has recreated the San Carlo Theater in Naples down to the smallest detail using Lego.
06:15 New delay: The wait will be even longer: GTA 6 will not be released in May 2026 (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
It has been more than a decade since GTA 5 was released. The sixth installment of the hit game has now been delayed again.
05:38 Severe typhoon: Kalmaegi claims five lives in Vietnam (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
First the Philippines, now Vietnam: the typhoon leaves a trail of destruction - dead, flooding, power outages. And a new storm is already approaching.
05:17 Editorial: Landscape architects will be needed in municipalities (24heures)
The Canton delegates the management of private gardens to municipalities. But do they have the necessary skills?
05:13 Sports betting in the USA: Nowhere is betting fraud as widespread – and as easy (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
A scandal in the US basketball league NBA shows: the system is prone to fraud. Yet the business continues to thrive. And despite the dangers, everyone seems to find it acceptable.
05:10 Migaloo superyacht: new toy for billionaires: luxury submarines (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Anyone wanting one should expect to spend upwards of 700 million francs. The project shows that the super-rich have new needs.
04:31 Bridge builder Naomi Seibt: German influencer applies for asylum in the USA - Europe considers her lost (TagesAnzeiger)
The Alternative for Germany is actively building connections with Donald Trump's Republicans. A central role is played by 25-year-old Naomi Seibt, who was once known as "Anti-Greta."
04:31 Electronic health dossier: Digital experts warn: "Unfortunately, the Federal Council is doing everything wrong" (BZ)
The new electronic health dossier is facing harsh criticism from the Digital Society. It has already played a crucial role in the E-ID. The Federal Office of Public Health counters.
04:30 "Apropos" - the daily podcast: What role did Andrew play in Epstein's circle? (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
Prince Andrew is no longer a prince. He loses all his titles. The sex offender Jeffrey Epstein plays an important role. What is behind this - and how does the UK react?
01:58 Medical incident at the White House: a man collapses during Donald Trump's press conference (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
It starts off like a typical press conference from Donald Trump: In the Oval Office, the US President announces a pharmaceutical success. However, the session takes an unexpected turn.
Thursday, 06.11.2025
23:05 Astrology: Aquarius Horoscope for November 7, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astro tips.
23:05 Astrology: Scorpio Horoscope for November 7, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astro advice.
20:33 Swiss in the Europa Cup: Widmer wins duel with Sohm, Manzambi scores in Freiburg victory (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
In the Europa League, Johan Manzambi and SC Freiburg celebrate another success. Mainz achieves a last-minute victory against Fiorentina in the Conference League.
20:16 Suspicious flyover in Sweden: A drone disrupts traffic at Gothenburg airport (TdG, 24heures)
The airspace of Landvetter airport was closed on Thursday due to the suspected presence of a drone. Several flights were canceled or diverted.
20:02 Gun laws in the USA: US teacher shot by six-year-old - now she receives 10 million dollars (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A jury awards the injured teacher 10 million dollars. She had repeatedly warned the principal that the student was carrying a weapon.
19:22 Love for over 100 years: Eleanor and Lyle are the oldest couple in the world. This is their daily ritual (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Shortly after the wedding, Lyle Gittens had to go to war with the US Army. Today, he and his wife Eleanor celebrate their happiness daily in a special way.
19:02 Relations with Israel: Kazakhstan should join the Abraham Accords (24heures)
The American envoy Steve Witkoff announced on Thursday the accession of a new country to this process, initiated by Donald Trump during his first term.
18:43 Attack on the island of Oléron: The anti-terrorist prosecutor does not take up the case (TdG, 24heures)
The 35-year-old man who struck pedestrians and cyclists on Wednesday morning claims to have "followed the orders of Allah." However, the psychiatric angle is being considered.
18:26 Battleground city in the west: no one makes it out alive, says the Ukrainian soldier in Pokrowsk (BZ)
Russian troops have almost completely encircled the city. The situation is likely much more dramatic than Kyiv admits.
17:53 Uproar in France: China's online retailer Shein stirs controversy with child sex dolls (BZ, BaZ)
A store opening with police protection and an illegal online assortment: the ultra-fast fashion label is in trouble with the French government.
17:36 Legal Affairs: Lawyer Fees: Valérie Dittli has already cost the Vaudois 44,141 francs (TdG, 24heures)
The state covers the defense costs of the minister targeted by two criminal investigations. The final bill could increase.
17:10 Reconstruction of transport: Roman road network was much larger than thought (BZ)
Researchers have remapped the road network of the Roman Empire. The digital map shows: the Empire had nearly 300,000 kilometers of roads.
17:07 Apprenticeships in Switzerland: Two American governors want to replicate the Swiss model (TdG, 24heures)
The Swiss apprenticeship system has captivated two American officials. They even want to adapt it in their states.
16:47 Filmed with a telescope: Here two meteoroids crash into the Moon (derBund)
"Impact flash visible!": A Japanese person recorded two consecutive impacts on the satellite.
16:45 Thursday, November 6, 2025: The essentials of the day (24heures)
Will solar panels soon be mandatory on all roofs? | Thousands of flights will be canceled in the United States due to the "shutdown" | Murder in Sainte-Croix: the suspect was already wanted by the police
16:13 Exiled prince: Will Elizabeth II's beloved corgis suffer from Andrew's downfall? (TdG)
The dogs of the late queen have been with Prince Andrew since 2022. What will happen to them after his eviction from the Royal Lodge? British tabloids are wondering.
16:11 No plans yet?: The best tips for the weekend (BaZ)
Ghosts in the theater, an exhibition at the cartoon museum, and a very special cat in the dome – these are the highlights of the coming days.
16:06 Dead infant in Maulburg (D): "Desperate need" may have led to the act - "Aktenzeichen XY" seeks mother (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The origin of the dead infant in a wooded area near the Swiss border remains unclear, despite "intensive efforts." New details about the case were revealed in the ZDF program.
16:03 Traces in Switzerland: 100 years missing – now the legendary Habsburg diamond has resurfaced (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The "Florentine" belonged to the Austrian imperial family. In the 1920s, it disappeared. At least, that is what the public was supposed to believe.
16:00 New in Switzerland: Chinese brand with a European soul (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
With Zeekr, another brand from the Middle Kingdom is entering the local market. The offering is exciting – but is it enough for success?
15:59 6 November 2025: The Most Important of the Day (TagesAnzeiger)
Nancy Pelosi retires | Alfred Heer’s cause of death clarified | Criminal complaint against FDP National Councilor | The cheapest health insurance | Swiss fear AI | US airports reduce capacity
15:39 Health: What to do to stop the onset of a cold (TdG, 24heures)
What are the natural methods to curb the cold before it has time to ruin your days? Answer from a naturopath.
15:34 At the age of 24: NFL star Marshawn Kneeland of the Dallas Cowboys has passed away (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The NFL mourns Marshawn Kneeland. The reasons for the sudden passing of the Dallas Cowboys' defensive end are not yet known.
15:16 Debate in France: Until now, the glass of wine was free - now a revolution threatens in the French Parliament (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
France is debating the outrageous proposal of a young Green politician who wants to make La Buvette, the bar in the Palais Bourbon, chargeable - or even abolish alcohol consumption altogether.
15:09 Nationwide ranking: Which health insurers will offer attractive premiums in 2026 (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Sanitas is moving up, Concordia is losing ground: this is revealed by our long-term comparison of health insurance premiums.
15:05 25 million people affected: hunger crisis in eastern Congo worsens (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
25 million people do not have enough to eat in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Especially in the east, deadly hunger is spreading – in one of the most fertile countries in Africa.
14:49 Extraordinary event in a maternity clinic: "Medical rarity": quintuplets born in Berlin (TagesAnzeiger)
Five babies at once: In the German capital, a woman gives birth to quintuplets. A rare event that challenges even experienced doctors. How are the children and the mother doing?
14:45 Happy discovery in France: He digs his pool and discovers a treasure (TdG, 24heures)
Gold bars and coins had been buried in a garden in Neuville-sur-Saône for twenty years. The owner notified the authorities and can legally keep the treasure.
14:12 Record-breaking rainfall: Typhoon Kalmaegi makes landfall in Vietnam (BZ, BaZ)
The storm has already claimed 114 lives in the Philippines. It is now hitting Vietnam with gusts of 220 km/h – Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City fear flooding.
14:06 Interview with Walid Asaad: His father died for Palmyra – now the son continues to fight (derBund)
Ten years ago, ISIS took over the ancient city and killed the 82-year-old archaeologist Khaled Asaad. His son speaks about this loss – and the rebuilding of the Syrian site.
13:56 Car insurance: Repairing your car costs 600 francs more than in 2019 (24heures)
Automobile claims are skyrocketing. Replacing a simple headlight can now cost up to 8000 francs. The onboard technology explains this increase.
13:39 Deadly bear attacks: In Japan, police are now allowed to shoot bears (TdG, 24heures)
Bears have caused thirteen deaths and 100 injuries in Japan since early April. Armed riot police will be deployed in the most affected areas.
13:28 World Cup 2026: Donald Trump, first winner of the peace prize created by FIFA? (TdG)
The global football body will present its new award on December 5 in Washington. Several media outlets mention the American president as a possible first laureate.
13:14 Murder in Sainte-Croix: The police were looking for the suspected killer the day before the crime (TdG, 24heures)
Her last employer recounts that the thirty-year-old came to collect her pay on the day of the tragedy, but had not worked since August. The company is in shock.
12:59 In the midst of controversy: Suspension, delisting: what risks does Shein face in France? (TdG, 24heures)
The platform is facing several proceedings following the scandal of the "sex doll". The site could disappear from search engines.
12:38 Haute-Savoie: Vuache Tunnel: the reopening of the repair tube is postponed (TdG)
On June 11, a truck caught fire in the tunnel heading towards Chamonix, causing significant damage to the structure.
12:36 Swiss Economy: How Companies Turn Crisis into Growth (TdG, 24heures)
Artificial intelligence, customs tariffs, sustainability: a study reveals how Swiss companies navigate the global turmoil. The Romands are the kings of innovation.
12:36 Sexual assault by film star: MeToo in Iran: the Dschamschidi case and its consequences (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A young woman accuses an Iranian film star of rape. The case sparks a nationwide debate about power, distrust, and the risk of speaking out.
12:34 Interview on Bilateral Agreements III: "Why should we jeopardize our main market?" (TdG)
Carl Illi, president of Swiss Textiles, denounces the misinformation circulating about the agreements with the EU and warns against the isolation of Switzerland.
12:31 Nearly 5000 supporters: FCZ president Canepa on Malenovic petition: "My signature was forged" (derBund)
Over 4600 people are calling for the dismissal of FCZ sports director Milos Malenovic. Ancillo Canepa says his signature on the online petition was forged. However, he promises an analysis.
12:17 Incident in Germany: Unknown individuals smear swastikas made of blood on cars in Hanau (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
Nearly 50 cars as well as house walls and mailboxes were vandalized in the city of Hanau. The perpetrators reportedly used human blood.
12:16 Call Spoofing: The federal government aims to combat calls with fake numbers more effectively (derBund, BaZ)
Fraudulent calls from Swiss numbers are a major nuisance. Now, telecom providers like Swisscom are expected to filter better and display numbers differently on mobile screens.
11:59 Incident at Melbourne Airport: Power bank explodes: man catches fire in airport lounge (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Screams, smoke, flames: In the Qantas business lounge, a man catches fire when a power bank in his bag explodes. Lithium batteries are increasingly seen as a danger in air travel.
11:32 World premiere: The Maldives introduce a generational smoking ban (TdG, 24heures)
The sale of tobacco products to anyone born after 2007 is now punishable by a fine of over 2600 francs. Tourists are also affected.
11:29 EuroMillions Jackpot: They play for the first time and win 250 million (TdG, 24heures)
A group of French friends won the largest jackpot in EuroMillions history last August. An impostor almost stole their spotlight.
11:14 Digital divide: Two-thirds of Swiss feel excluded from the digital world (TdG, 24heures)
The feeling of inclusion is particularly low among those aged 70 and over. Younger people report feeling better integrated.
10:55 Olympics 2026: Tickets for the most popular sports are almost sold out (BZ, BaZ)
There are about twelve weeks left until the Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo. Some tickets are still available, but those for a new Olympic category are about to sell out.
10:46 Disadvantages of fitness apps: "How do I explain to MyFitnessPal that I'm currently frying two tacos?" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Fitness trackers encourage more movement and a healthier lifestyle. But what happens if you don't meet your goals?
10:45 This is how we use chatbots: one in three people in Switzerland fears the end of humanity due to AI (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
Switzerland is a leader in the use of generative AI. New data shows this. However, the gap between young and old is immense – and many fear a destructive superintelligence.
10:44 Greenland's Underwater World: The Spectacular Columns of the Sea Are in Danger (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
In the Ikka Fjord, hundreds of columns of ikait are growing. However, climate change and the fight for rare resources threaten this Arctic enchanted forest.
10:36 Embarrassing bug: Swisscom TV suggests "child pornography" when searching for a movie (TdG, 24heures)
A nasty bug affected Blue TV, the on-demand movie service of the Swiss telecommunications giant. It assures that it has been fixed.
10:33 British Justice: A sex offender and a conman sought after being released by mistake (TdG, 24heures)
The number of mistaken releases is sharply increasing in the country, putting the British government in a difficult position.
10:29 Attack off the Horn of Africa: Pirates storm tanker off the Somali coast (BZ)
The tanker was sailing under the Maltese flag and was en route from Sikka in India to Durban in South Africa.
10:29 Piracy off the Horn of Africa: attackers storm tanker off the Somali coast (BaZ)
The details about the attacked ship match the "Hellas Aphrodite," which changed course and slowed down at the time of the incident.
10:08 Cybersecurity and crisis management: A journey to the end of the crisis for the executives of the Battle (TdG)
In Geneva, thirty executives dive into the shocking scenario of Crisalead on Friday. Proton, for its part, is tracking stolen data traffic.
10:04 Old-age pension in Switzerland: The 13th AVS pension will be directly paid into retirees' accounts by the end of 2026 (TdG, 24heures)
Approved in March 2024, the 13th AVS pension will be automatically paid starting next year. The amount will arrive at the end of the year, like a thirteenth salary for workers.
10:02 Air accident in Louisville: What we know about the cargo plane crash in Kentucky (TdG, 24heures)
At least 12 people lost their lives in the crash of the aircraft. According to surveillance cameras, the left engine of the MD-11 detached during acceleration.
10:02 Price war: Bread at 99 cents: competition authorities seized (TdG)
The Swiss Fair Trade Association denounces a cartel among retail giants and involves the authorities.
09:43 New predator: The golden jackal is quietly advancing its pawns (TdG)
While the wolf ignites debates, this short-tailed predator is quietly colonizing our lands. It sometimes travels over 1000 kilometers during its migrations.
09:39 Child murder in Northern Germany: New clues: Investigators search several apartments in the Fabian case (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Following numerous tips on "Aktenzeichen XY," the police are once again searching several locations in Germany. In the afternoon, investigators plan to disclose details.
08:44 October unemployment figures: unemployment rises to 2.1% – construction and gastronomy affected (derBund, BZ)
As construction and gastronomy seasonally cut jobs, the metal industry is affected for other reasons. Additionally, 100 companies report short-time work for 2,902 employees.
08:35 Luxury watchmaking: A mysterious Cartier clock estimated at 5 million francs (24heures)
Sotheby’s will auction a mysterious Cartier clock from 1925 on November 9. Patek Philippe and Rolex complete the Geneva watch sales.
08:11 Natural disaster: Typhoon "Kalmaegi" has caused 140 deaths in the Philippines (TdG, 24heures)
Entire cities in the province of Cebu have been submerged. The typhoon is now heading towards Vietnam with waves reaching up to eight meters.
08:01 Curious Lexicon of Switzerland: How much does it cost to produce a five-cent coin? 6 cents! (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Our author has gathered relevant, offbeat, useful, and unnecessary numbers, data, and facts about our beautiful country.
07:57 After the spring storms: A triple construction project to ensure access to the Haut val de Bagnes (24heures)
The construction of a gallery and a bypass road will prevent Lourtier from being cut off from the world once again.
06:28 Silent Walk against Antisemitism: Geneva: dozens of people marched silently for Israel (TdG)
The "silent march for Israel and against antisemitism," postponed nine days ago, took place on Wednesday evening without prior announcement.
06:05 Letter of the day: A park no more protected than the others (TdG)
Letter of the day for Thursday, November 6.
05:32 Bloody conflict in Sudan: satellite images suggest mass graves in Al-Faschir (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In the Sudanese city of Al-Faschir, researchers have identified suspected mass graves in satellite images. The recordings document earthworks near a mosque and a former children's hospital.
05:03 Surf hotspot: Munich aims to save its vanished Eisbach wave (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
After the annual stream cleaning, the famous Eisbach wave is no longer there. Now, the water level is to be artificially increased.
04:57 Sweet Home: Cook yourself a cozy dinner that doesn't require much (BZ)
A Hörnli gratin, a hearty potato soup, or something refined with hazelnuts? 10 autumn recipes to choose from - even without cooking talent.
04:00 "Apropos" - the daily podcast: The beacon of hope for Trump opponents: Who is Zohran Mamdani? (TagesAnzeiger)
A year ago, hardly anyone knew him - now 34-year-old Zohran Mamdani is the new mayor of New York. How did he achieve that?
03:31 Devastating storm in the Philippines: 114 dead after Kalmaegi – and the next typhoon is approaching (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Cars on rooftops, entire villages in mud: Typhoon Kalmaegi leaves chaos in the Philippines. Now the storm Fung-Wong is approaching – will it become a super typhoon?
02:32 New Mayor of New York: While Trump Still Jabs, Mamdani Begins His Work (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The party in New York is over – for Zohran Mamdani, the work begins now. While the leftist Democrat is already fine-tuning his team, Trump's Republicans are struggling to interpret the election night.
Wednesday, 05.11.2025
23:05 Astrology: Aquarius Horoscope for November 6, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astro tips.
20:50 Planet Plüss: Betty Bossi launches environmental scale for recipes (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Which food is planet-friendly and which is not? Betty Bossi is now equipping its recipes with a points rating and aims to reduce the environmental impact of nutrition in the long term.
19:38 Incidents in London Prison: British Police Searching for Men Released by Mistake (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
Just recently, another inmate was mistakenly released. The releases are an embarrassment for the Labour government.
19:31 Israeli-Palestinian conflict: In the West Bank, the olive harvest is affected by settler violence (TdG)
Every autumn, the olive harvest becomes a trial for thousands of Palestinian families. This year, attacks by Israeli settlers have reached a record level.
19:26 Survey among readers: How much do you pay for your streaming subscriptions? And do you have a pain threshold? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
Netflix and Spotify have raised their prices in Switzerland. We want to know: How much are your entertainment subscriptions worth to you?
19:22 Before the Olympics and the home World Championship: a successor is already being sought for Patrick Fischer (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
The Swiss national ice hockey team is starting the most significant season in its history. Already, the topic of the national coach looms over everything.
19:11 Social star for painter Schnabel: "It is a need for everyone to be taken seriously" (BZ)
He himself has ADHD and integrates mentally ill individuals into his company in Bödeli: For Tino Schnabel, a native of Saxony, social action is important.
18:54 USA Podcast "Everything Clear, America?": Have the Democrats found a recipe against Trump? (BZ)
A setback for the US president: Successes in New York City, Virginia, New Jersey, and California are breathing new life into the opposition. However, the actual turning point is still to come.
18:45 Phenomenon of ostracism: What happens to us when we are ghosted (BaZ)
15 percent of the Swiss population often feels socially excluded. This endangers not only well-being but also democracy.
18:40 Shot in front of Kleinbasel bar: defense wins in court (TagesAnzeiger)
The charge was attempted murder. The shot in front of the Kleinbasel Catacombe bar only hit a table. Property damage, ruled the criminal court.
18:09 Road accident: A Swiss woman arrested for fatal hit-and-run in Ferney-Voltaire (TdG)
A seventy-year-old Swiss woman was taken into custody after fatally hitting a pedestrian and his dog on October 28.
18:08 Vaud politics: Here’s how the parliament wants to be less talkative, faster, and more independent (24heures)
The Vaud Grand Council will revise its working methods. Its Institutions Commission presents a package of measures.
17:17 Swiss delegation in Washington: Switzerland sends its billionaires to the White House to charm Donald Trump (TdG, 24heures)
The meeting on Tuesday in the Oval Office brought together figures from luxury and energy. The goal: to lower tariffs. The Swiss government was absent.
16:42 Drones are disrupting air traffic: "Someone is trying to incite panic in Belgium" (BZ)
For days, unidentified flying objects have been disrupting airports and spying on military installations. Is Russia behind this? And why is Belgium so helpless?
16:37 Wednesday, November 5, 2025: The essentials of the day (24heures)
Mental health: half of Swiss youth are suffering psychologically | Drama in France: who is the septuagenarian from Sainte-Croix found mutilated? | Taxes imposed by Donald Trump limit Swiss salaries.
16:00 November 5, 2025: The Most Important of the Day (TagesAnzeiger)
That was the Swiss delegation with Trump | SRG considers returning to FM | US Democrats win Election Day | New details about the Louvre thieves | The Federal Council wants an automated E-patient dossier
15:55 Networks of bots denounced: Spotify accused of listening fraud by a rapper (24heures)
The rapper RBX is suing the Swedish platform. He accuses it of turning a blind eye to bots that artificially inflate listening figures.
15:18 "Making huge progress": Dettwiler can soon return to Switzerland (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Noah Dettwiler, who had a serious accident, is doing better. His advisor Tom Lüthi with the latest health update.
15:18 As the first insect in the world: a bee species in Peru now has its own rights (derBund, BaZ)
The province of Satipo in Peru grants native Melipona bees a right to exist and be protected. This aims to preserve the population of the insects.
15:12 Smartphone addiction: Reto M. spends 10 hours a day on his phone – then he collapses (TagesAnzeiger)
A 36-year-old ends up in a psychiatric clinic in Zurich. To help others, he shares his story. Psychiatrist Sebastian Haas warns: "We are all affected."
14:59 Scandal at the Grand Theatre: A petition signed by 1300 people demands concrete measures after the hidden camera (TdG, 24heures)
The object was found by an employee in the shower last March. Several unions and the feminist strike are calling for measures, particularly to secure the various sites.
14:44 Shein Scandal: A pedopornographic doll intercepted in France (TdG, 24heures)
A man from Bouches-du-Rhône was arrested after the interception of a suspicious package. The Aix-en-Provence prosecutor's office has opened an investigation.
14:38 Aggressive large predators: Japan sends soldiers to protect against bear attacks (BaZ)
Since April, there have been at least twelve deaths. Now the military is supposed to help. However, the defense minister is not exactly thrilled.
14:30 Violence in Berlin: Comedian Tutty Tran reports on racist attack (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
The stand-up comedian of Vietnamese descent was physically attacked and shows his facial injuries on Instagram.
14:23 Sexual violence against Claudia Sheinbaum: man gropes Mexico's president – and is arrested (BZ)
The head of state is speaking to citizens in Mexico City when she is harassed by a man. The incident highlights violence against women – and the precarious security measures.
13:43 Social Media Control: Australia Bans Reddit and Kick for Under-16s (TdG, 24heures)
Following Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok, two new platforms fall under one of the strictest laws in the world. However, this ban may only be symbolic.
13:39 Paris Century Heist: "Doudou" and the Jewels of the Louvre: This YouTuber was part of the crew (TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
The alleged thieves of the Louvre are small fry. One gained some fame with motorcycle videos. They claim not to have known that the room with the jewels belonged to the Louvre.
13:36 Protests After Elections: What to Consider When Traveling to Tanzania (derBund, BZ)
The Federal Department of Foreign Affairs is tightening its travel advice for this popular holiday destination. Those already on site should avoid crowds and report to the embassy in Dar es Salaam.
13:05 After the cup match in Aarau: YB receives a fine and a suspended sentence due to the pyro action of the fans (BZ)
The uncontrolled firing of pyrotechnics by YB fans in Aarau resulted in five injuries and 200,000 francs in property damage. The football association has now reacted.
12:17 FC Basel and Steaua Bucharest: Murat Yakin bans Degen twins and puts Marco Streller in a difficult position (BaZ)
FCB hosts FCS Bucharest on Thursday in the Europa League – this brings back memories of 2013 and turbulent times.
12:15 After Facebook, Reddit: Australia will soon block social media for children – and sparks interest from other countries (TagesAnzeiger)
Starting in December, a social media ban for Australian children will take effect. Now more platforms are being added to the list. The most important questions and answers.
12:15 After Facebook, Reddit: Australia will soon ban social media for under-16s - and sparks interest from other countries (derBund, BaZ)
Starting in December, a social media ban for Australian children will take effect. Now, more platforms are being added to the list. The key questions and answers.
11:47 Body found in France: Who is the tortured septuagenarian from Sainte-Croix? (TdG, 24heures)
The missing man was a notable figure in the Vaud village, involved in politics and social life. The mayor, Yvan Pahud, was often in contact with him.
11:35 Unusual scene: Bourrée, the mascot of an English club, was escorted out of the stadium (24heures)
"Sammy The Saint," supporter of St Albans City FC, had to be escorted out of the stadium during an FA Cup match. The mascot was drunk.
11:34 Insurance in Switzerland: Your supplementary insurances can increase your medical bill (TdG, 24heures)
Some practitioners can triple their fees thanks to private and semi-private supplementary insurances.
11:11 Intentional Accidents: Driver Hits Several Pedestrians and a Cyclist in France (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
On the small island of Oléron in the west of the country, a suspect caused several accidents involving pedestrians - apparently intentionally.
11:05 Violence in Germany: Police reveals details in the Fabian case and seeks witnesses on TV (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The case of the murdered eight-year-old has caused great shock. Investigators are launching a call for witnesses this evening in the show "Aktenzeichen XY ... ungelöst."
10:36 Premier League: Shocking moment for Tottenham player: He is threatened with a weapon by his advisor (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Destiny Udogie has had a tough time. After the victory in the Champions League, the club reacts.
10:26 Self-representation over time: the selfie is dead, long live the selfie! (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
Mobile self-portraits have long been a perfected mass phenomenon. However, experts see the selfie culture at a turning point. What comes next?
09:48 It’s your right: In case of resale, can the owner terminate the lease? (TdG, 24heures)
Each week, lawyers from Asloca Geneva and the Geneva Real Estate Chamber answer your questions.
09:47 Scandal in the Vatican: A Swiss guard allegedly insulted a Jewish delegation (24heures)
During a congress, a member of the Swiss guard allegedly insulted two Jewish delegates and spat in their direction. An investigation is underway.
09:45 Budget paralysis: In the United States, the "shutdown" sets a record for longevity (TdG)
The American "shutdown" has entered its 36th day and has surpassed the previous record. There are many disruptions at airports.
09:22 First physical store: Shein opens in Paris under high tension (TdG, 24heures)
Despite the controversies, the store will open at 1 PM on Wednesday on the 6th floor of BHV. Police forces are already present around the store.
09:22 Accident in Zurich: An impressive collision between two buses injures seven (TdG)
Two vehicles of Zurich's public transport collided, resulting in seven injuries and significant material damage.
09:20 Cry for help from Swiss e-car manufacturer: Microlino sees no incentives for production in Europe, now China is enticing (TagesAnzeiger)
The founding Ouboter family criticizes the lack of support for their electric cars in Europe. In China, production would be easier and half as expensive.
09:20 Swiss electric cars in distress: cry for help from Microlino founders: no subsidies in Europe, China lures (BZ)
The founding Ouboter family criticizes the lack of support for their electric cars in Europe. In China, production would be easier and half as expensive.
09:20 Ethereum also drops: market crash in cryptocurrencies – Bitcoin falls below 100,000 US dollars (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
Just a few weeks ago, the Bitcoin price was making headlines with record values. Now, the cryptocurrency is significantly losing value.
09:03 Animal welfare: Switzerland inaugurates its first trap for rabbits and rodents (TdG, 24heures)
A Bernese foundation launches an innovative device to anonymously collect certain abandoned animals. A camera system alerts volunteers in less than forty-five minutes.
09:00 The law and you: Which insurance pays in case of sunstroke? (24heures)
Each week, a legal expert from TCS answers a legal question.
08:33 Cinema releases: "Predator: Badlands", "You Haven't Changed": which films to see this week? (TdG, 24heures)
"The Stranger", "Predator: Badlands", "The Smashing Machine"... discover all the cinema releases and our reviews.
08:30 Financial advisors for investing: is it worth investing part of the 3a pension account? (BaZ)
Bank advisors promote expensive pension funds - often with unrealistic return promises. However, with the right digital providers, you can save thousands of francs.
08:26 Severed corpse: What we know about the case of the Vaudois found mutilated in France (TdG, 24heures)
A 39-year-old French woman is suspected of having murdered the owner of her apartment in Sainte-Croix (VD) before traveling 150 kilometers to dispose of the dismembered corpse.
08:22 Air disaster in Louisville: At least seven dead in cargo plane accident in Kentucky (TdG, 24heures)
Images show the crash and its aftermath, with a blaze spreading over several hundred meters. The toll is expected to rise. The tragedy occurs amid a shutdown that is also affecting American air traffic.
08:15 Crisis of the "state hostages": The last two French detainees in Iran have been released (24heures)
Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris were accused of espionage on behalf of France and Israel. They were released on Tuesday but remain in Iran.
07:39 Cooperative seeks buyer: Manger & Boire hits the open market (BaZ)
The leftist cult café will soon be up for sale. Previously, a "cooperative-related solution" was sought.
07:28 Property acquisition: Is the viager a solution for everyone? (TdG, 24heures)
Between foresight, succession, and investment, the viager, long kept under wraps, is gradually establishing itself as a credible alternative. The promise is enticing. But the reality is more nuanced.
07:09 Security in Haute-Savoie: Burglaries are down in the Annemasse agglomeration in 2025 (TdG)
From January to September, burglaries decreased by -14.8% compared to 2024. In Vétraz-Monthoux, the most affected municipality last year, they fell by -33%.
06:57 Beauty institutes in Switzerland: Lip injections hide an illegal and lucrative business (24heures)
Swissmedic inspected 57 establishments in 2024. More than half employed unqualified staff for hyaluronic acid injections. Complications range from infections to blindness.
06:08 It's you who say it, November 5: Police in Savatan, rental value, health insurance subsidies (24heures)
Here you can find your readers' mail from November 5.
05:19 Mental health: Half of young Swiss people report psychological distress (TdG, 24heures)
A Unicef study confirms that those aged 14-25 are suffering from the accumulation of global crises.
05:01 Radio FM: The SSR does not rule out a return to FM (24heures)
Since the shutdown of FM in early 2025, the loss of listeners for the SSR is forcing management to reconsider its choices.
04:58 Protests in Serbia: For a year, this mother has been fighting for justice - now she has gone on a hunger strike (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
The collapse of the train station roof in Novi Sad claimed the lives of 16 people. The incident has not yet been clarified. Dijana Hrka, who lost her son, is demanding answers at last.
04:33 New data on emergency admissions: Minor issues in hospitals: Largest health insurance gives the all-clear (BZ, BaZ)
The proportion of patients arriving at emergency departments with minor issues has been declining for years. This is shown by new billing data from Helsana. However, hospitals are still not feeling any relief.
04:32 "Hybrid Warfare": Drones Disrupt Europe's Air Traffic – Switzerland Also Feels the Effects (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Drones over airports are increasingly crippling important hubs. Will delays and detours become the new normal for travelers?
04:30 "Apropos" - the daily podcast: Fraud in cosmetic procedures: Every second Swiss provider injects illegally (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
So-called lip fillers are in vogue. However, a government report shows that many providers do not adhere to the rules, with serious consequences for those affected.
04:08 Typhoon Kalmaegi: Typhoon leaves destruction in the Philippines – 66 dead (derBund, BaZ)
Cars are piling up, people are fleeing to their roofs: Typhoon Kalmaegi has forced hundreds of thousands of Filipinos to evacuate. As the death toll rises, another storm is approaching.
04:05 Firefighters: Alarm in the barracks to find future firefighters (24heures)
The first Thursday in November is a crucial meeting for the corporation, which is waiting for the next generation to ensure sufficient staffing.
Tuesday, 04.11.2025
23:53 Accident in Kentucky: cargo plane crashes shortly after takeoff - several injured (BZ, BaZ)
A cargo plane takes off from the US state of Kentucky heading to Hawaii. Shortly thereafter, it crashes.
23:05 Astrology: Pisces Horoscope for November 5, 2025 (24heures)
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23:05 Astrology: Aquarius Horoscope for November 5, 2025 (TdG, 24heures)
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23:05 Astrology: Scorpio Horoscope for November 5, 2025 (TdG)
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23:05 Astrology: Libra Daily Horoscope for November 5, 2025 (TdG)
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20:59 Hurricane "Melissa": The storm caused 43 deaths in Haiti and at least 76 in the Caribbean (TdG, 24heures)
In Haiti, nearly 12,000 homes were flooded and many infrastructures are now paralyzed. The hurricane struck a country already facing multiple challenges.
20:44 After a drone sighting: Traffic was interrupted at Brussels-Zaventem Airport (TdG, 24heures)
All flights were suspended at the Belgian airport for an hour and a half after drones were detected in the airspace. Air traffic resumed shortly after 9 PM.
20:36 Vatican Scandal: Swiss Guard Allegedly Insulted Jewish Delegation (BZ, BaZ)
During a congress, a member of the Swiss Guard allegedly insulted two Jewish delegates and spat in their direction. An investigation is underway.
19:53 Alarm in the sky: air traffic in Brussels suspended after drone sighting (derBund, BZ)
Once again, planes are grounded due to a drone sighting at a European airport - this time, it's Brussels that is affected.
19:38 Golden Boy 2025: Désiré Doué awarded best young player of the year (derBund, BaZ)
The PSG jewel is the Golden Boy 2025. The Frenchman follows in the footsteps of Lamine Yamal and joins an illustrious list of stars.
19:16 Phenomenon "Embarrassing Boyfriends": Is it now embarrassing to have a boyfriend? (BZ)
A "Vogue" essay has sparked the debate about whether it is still desirable to have a steady partner today. Or whether women are happier single.
19:16 Foiled attack in Berlin: "Such a person should be deported": Fear and anger on Sonnenallee due to a suspected terrorist (BaZ)
A Syrian is suspected of planning an attack. The police searched an apartment in Berlin-Neukölln. A visit to the street known as a stronghold of Islamism.
19:13 Suspicious woman arrested: dismembered body found in eastern France - the trail leads to Switzerland (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In the French village of Fédry, a dismembered body was found on Saturday. The prosecutor's office in Vesoul suspects it is a 75-year-old man from the canton of Vaud, who has been missing since the weekend. A 39-year-old French woman has been arrested.
18:44 Macabre discovery: A corpse, cut in half and found in France, could belong to a resident of Vaud (TdG, 24heures)
The body found on Saturday on the banks of the Saône had several wounds suggestive of the use of a sharp weapon. The autopsy reveals that the victim was cut up after death.
18:01 Editorial on the Swiss team: Pia Sundhage, without a "goodbye" or a "thank you" (TdG)
The coach was dismissed curtly, without regard for the work done. However, the essence of the decision is likely the right one.
17:32 “Dangerous example”: Chelsea’s Wesley Fofana convicted for speeding maneuver with Lamborghini (derBund, BZ)
The Frenchman dangerously overtook a car at excessive speed. A further offense could lead to a prison sentence.
17:16 Obituary for Dick Cheney: He embodied the prototype of a Washington insider politician (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Few US vice presidents were as powerful as he was - and as unpopular. That only changed at the very end. Dick Cheney has now passed away at the age of 84.
17:15 Singles Day: How the Anti-Valentine's Day Became a Consumption Festival (derBund, BZ)
On Singles Day, November 11, consumers can look forward to particularly good deals and sales promotions. What is behind this pre-Christmas sales day?
17:10 Tuesday, November 4, 2025: The essentials of the day (24heures)
Tobacco: Switzerland remains the laggard in prevention | Nearly 7000 masons protested in the streets of Lausanne | Loterie Romande: a winner of 300,000 francs remains untraceable
17:05 World of work: the four-day week is taking hold in Switzerland (TdG, 24heures)
Migros, Coop and Raiffeisen are now offering their employees the option to work four days a week. Studies show a decrease in burnout without loss of productivity.
16:14 Connected sex toys: This vibrator sends your data to ChatGPT (TdG, 24heures)
A German consumer association analyzed 19 popular models of sex toys. The results are concerning.
16:00 November 4, 2025: The Most Important of the Day (TagesAnzeiger)
New climate scenarios: Switzerland heavily affected | No counter-proposal to the 10 million initiative | Gubernatorial elections in the USA | Quagga mussel bank costs ship operators nearly a million | Former US Vice President Dick Cheney has died
15:57 Convicted by penalty order: naked man from Mulhouse threatens police and becomes violent (BaZ)
At the Birsig parking lot, there was an incident this summer between the police and a Portuguese man who had stripped off his clothes.
15:49 "Behind every name is a life": Yad Vashem identifies five million Holocaust victims (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Five million Holocaust victims are now known by name. Yad Vashem has researched for decades, but around one million names remain in the dark.
15:05 Issues in beauty salons: Paralyzed faces and costly corrections: The illegal business of injected lips (TagesAnzeiger)
Beauty treatments with so-called fillers are in vogue. However, according to a government report, one in two providers does not comply with the rules. The victims are patients like Lara M.
15:05 Issues in beauty salons: the illegal trade in injected lips (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Beauty treatments with so-called fillers are trendy. However, according to a government report, one in two providers does not comply with the rules. The victims are patients like Lara M.
15:00 End of Social Assistance: Eleven Years Without a Job – Ali Khaled Wants to Work Desperately (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
After eleven years, Ali is finally feeling hopeful about finding a job, and it's thanks to Alima. A report on a special friendship in Basel's poorest neighborhood.
14:59 Global Ranking: Switzerland is now the most digitally competitive country (BZ, BaZ)
For the first time, Switzerland ranks at the top of digital competitiveness. However, trade conflicts and investment barriers are already threatening this position.
14:55 Debate on limits: How to quickly reduce the use of PFAS (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The concentrations of "forever chemicals" in the environment will continue to rise. There is no way around restricting their production and distribution.
14:55 Crime podcast "Under Suspicion": From a marijuana deal to a deadly robbery (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
With a subscription exclusive in advance: What began in autumn 2022 in a Zurich agglomeration community as a drug deal ends in a robbery with fatal consequences. And the question arises: Who is the victim? Who is the perpetrator?
14:55 Imprisoned in Lebanon: Influencer aims to free Hannibal Ghadhafi (BZ)
The son of the ousted Libyan dictator has been imprisoned for ten years without a verdict. Now, the notorious Ghadhafi in Switzerland could be released for eleven million dollars.
14:52 Crime podcast "Under Suspicion" (1/3): The Oetwil am See Case: A Drug Deal Escalates (BZ, BaZ)
In October 2022, four young men meet. It's about half a kilo of grass - a large but seemingly harmless drug deal. Until the two buyers draw their weapons.
14:46 Drama in France: A charred body found in a house, the son sought (TdG)
A body, likely that of a woman, was discovered Thursday in a house in Molsheim, Alsace. Her son is actively being sought by the authorities.
14:46 Air Forces: The army is losing its helicopter pilots to private sector competition (TdG)
Training military pilots takes several years. However, the army sees them leaving for Rega and other civilian employers who offer more.
14:42 U-17 World Cup in Qatar: Swiss juniors start optimally in the championship (BZ)
The Swiss U-17 footballers win their opening match at the World Cup in Qatar. They defeat Ivory Coast 4-1.
14:29 Narco-subs in the Atlantic: submarine intercepted with 1.7 tons of cocaine in Portugal (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
The South American drug mafia is increasingly using semi-submersible boats to smuggle cocaine into Europe. The Portuguese police have now intercepted one of these narco-subs.
14:08 Online extremism: far-right rappers gain a platform in Germany (TdG)
Several far-right artists are using tricks to spread racist, anti-Semitic, and conspiracy-laden content on social media.
14:00 Honor for British footballer: "Rise, Sir David!": King Charles knights Beckham (TagesAnzeiger)
David Beckham kneels before the king at Windsor Castle – and is knighted. He had to wait a long time for this solemn moment.
13:58 FCB players at the Basel Autumn Fair: "You earned it" – "Punishment training would have been better" (BaZ)
Xherdan Shaqiri at the shooting range, Adrian Leon Barišić, Metin Hoshow, and Ludovic Magnin in the "Botschautis." FCB shares photos of a fair visit on Instagram.
13:43 Hollywood actress: Jennifer Aniston is in love: who is her new boyfriend Jim Curtis? (BZ, BaZ)
For months, there has been speculation, now it is official: Hollywood star Jennifer Aniston is in a relationship. In a photo, the actress appears close with her partner.
13:12 Triple murder in Australia: The killer with the poisonous mushrooms appeals (TdG)
Erin Patterson was sentenced to life in prison for poisoning her in-laws by serving them toxic beef Wellington.
12:31 Sexual assaults in daycare centers: daycare association calls for a national blacklist for abusive caregivers (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
Cases of abuse in daycare centers amplify the call for new measures. The industry association Kibesuisse demands a register for employees with concerning behavior.
11:45 News from France: Under the influence of alcohol, he steals a fire truck to escape (TdG, 24heures)
The police intervened for domestic violence in the Drôme on Sunday. The suspect chose a rather original means of escape.
11:36 Ex US Vice President: Dick Cheney has passed away (derBund, BaZ)
The Republican politician died at the age of 84. He served as US Vice President under George W. Bush.
11:32 Violence following the election in Tanzania: Opposition reports 400 dead - regime tries to hide the extent of the killings (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
After days of bloody protests against the election, normalcy returns to Tanzania - but the reckoning is just beginning. Those who spread images of alleged victims are now threatened with charges of treason by the authorities.
11:27 Good friend of Giorgia Meloni: she will be the new music director at the Venice Opera – and the entire ensemble is on strike (derBund, BZ)
Conductor Beatrice Venezi has never led a renowned orchestra, but she has a close connection to Italy's Prime Minister. This is causing protests.
11:19 Two years probation requested: Charges against former FCZ player Denoon (TagesAnzeiger)
Former FCZ defender Daniel Denoon is facing trouble. He is accused of defrauding the online retailer Galaxus.
10:41 USAM Barometer: The economic situation of Swiss SMEs is expected to deteriorate (TdG, 24heures)
The Swiss Union of Arts and Crafts (USAM) believes that bureaucracy and the shortage of skilled labor are hindering the development of businesses.
10:34 Death in Serbia: Football coach collapses during match and later dies in hospital (BaZ)
The Serbian top league match between Lucani and Radnicki is overshadowed by a death. The game is halted shortly after.
10:33 Drug trafficking: An octogenarian Swiss man ends up in prison in South Korea (TdG, 24heures)
The man was carrying nearly three kilograms of methamphetamine in his suitcase. A court sentenced him to three and a half years in prison.
10:15 Heroes of Our Childhood (12): I’m in the best stadium in the world – and I’m throwing up in the midst of 80,000 people (BaZ)
As a teenager, Kaká is the best footballer for me. When I see him for the first time in Milan, my stomach turns. Today, the relationship is different.
10:14 Frozen pizza and more: not all highly processed foods are unhealthy (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Highly processed products are under scrutiny. But what exactly counts as such? And how does their consumption actually affect health? Experts warn against hasty answers.
10:10 Notice instead of gold rush: Hungarian wants to search for gold in Lötschental - police destroys his equipment (BaZ)
A 56-year-old man wanted to pan for gold in Valais. The police stopped him before he could start - now he has to pay.
10:02 Labor market in Switzerland: Why do young graduates struggle so much to find a job? (TdG, 24heures)
Holders of a tertiary degree wishing to enter the workforce are facing an unprecedented situation. Artificial intelligence is now automating simple tasks that were once entrusted to newcomers.
09:50 District of Uster: Eleven dogs die in a Zurich dog boarding facility (TdG, 24heures)
Only one animal survived after being rushed to the veterinary hospital in Zurich. The poisoning theory is favored.
09:38 Loterie Romande: EuroMillions: a winner of 300,000 francs has been untraceable since October (24heures)
The ticket was purchased in Pully on September 25. The prize has not yet been claimed, which is unusual for such a large amount.
09:33 Typhoon Kalmaegi: Flooding leaves five dead and nearly 400,000 displaced in the Philippines (TdG, 24heures)
Entire cities on the island of Cebu are submerged. Residents seek refuge on rooftops as the waters sweep away cars and containers.
09:28 Road safety: The number of deaths on Swiss roads is sharply increasing (24heures)
While the number of fatalities on roads has decreased by 12% on average in Europe over the past five years, it has surged by 34% in Switzerland.
09:18 Swiss Roads: Switzerland Records 34 Percent More Traffic Deaths in Five Years (TagesAnzeiger)
Switzerland holds the European negative record for traffic deaths. Expert Mario Cavegn calls for consistent measures against this negative trend.
09:18 Negative trend in road safety: Switzerland reports 34 percent more traffic fatalities in five years (derBund, BZ)
Switzerland holds the European negative record for traffic fatalities. Expert Mario Cavegn calls for consistent measures against the negative trend.
09:18 Swiss Roads: Switzerland Records 34 Percent More Traffic Deaths in Five Years (BaZ)
Switzerland holds the European negative record for traffic deaths. Expert Mario Cavegn calls for consistent measures against the negative trend.
08:19 Questions about the Earth’s satellite: The supermoon in November will be the largest of the year (BaZ)
The next full moon will be on November 5, 2025, and is also known as the Beaver Moon. Here are some exciting facts about our planet's constant companion.
08:15 Victor Conte: mastermind of the Balco doping scandal has died (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Victor Conte once supplied sports stars like Marion Jones with banned substances. He was later caught, went to prison, and expressed remorse. Now, according to media reports, the American has died.
08:10 Taxation and inheritance: The potential flight of high fortunes worries British authorities (TdG, 24heures)
As the Swiss will vote on the taxation of inheritances of the wealthiest, in the United Kingdom, a controversial study announcing the exodus of 142,000 millionaires has raised alarms. Explanations.
07:51 Typhoon Kalmaegi: At least three dead in the Philippines – Vietnam and Thailand concerned (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
The typhoon brings gusts of up to 195 km/h and meter-high tidal waves. It is now moving westward and could reach Vietnam by the end of the week. There, flooding has already caused dozens of deaths, and Thailand is also expecting heavy rainfall.
07:31 Reduced mobility: Traveling is easier with a dog than in a wheelchair (TdG, 24heures)
A journalist with a disability compared the experiences of travelers with dogs to those of wheelchair users. His conclusion is shocking.
05:44 It’s you who say it November 4: Musée du Léman, report a burglary (24heures)
Here you can find your readers' letters from November 4.
05:44 Letter of the day: Global obesity and its paradoxes (TdG)
Letter of the day for Tuesday, November 4.
05:33 "People" Award: Jonathan Bailey is the "Sexiest Man Alive" – and he finds it absurd (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
The British actor, known from "Bridgerton" and "Wicked," joins a list alongside Brad Pitt and George Clooney.
05:33 Opinion: Tobacco: Switzerland lagging behind (TdG, 24heures)
As the "Month Without Tobacco" mobilizes thousands of smokers, Swiss anti-tobacco policy remains stifled by the influence of lobbyists.
05:22 War and violence: 520 million children live in conflict areas - a record (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
One in five children worldwide is affected by armed conflicts. Crimes against children have increased by 30% - while states spend more on weapons than on their protection.
04:52 High-flyer Riola Xhemaili: Who is the top scorer in Europe's top leagues? A Swiss player (BaZ)
The player from Solothurn has already scored eight times in six matches for Eindhoven, overshadowing top strikers. What makes the national player so good.
04:26 Tragedy in Nepal: At least seven climbers die in avalanche (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
An expedition in the Himalayas ends in tragedy. Several climbers have died, and others are missing. Their base camp was hit by an avalanche.
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