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Sunday, 15.06.2025
17:19 Mass tourism in Spain: how Barcelonians want to reclaim their city with water guns (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Armed with plastic guns and liquid ammunition, the residents of Barcelona are voicing their frustration over 15.5 million annual visitors. A Europe-wide fight against the downsides of the influx of visitors has begun.
16:26 Travel Tips: 22 Advice from Globetrotters for Smart Traveling (TdG, 24heures)
How to turn a hotel room into an oasis of freshness? With repurposed items and innovative techniques, get ready to revolutionize your getaways.
15:36 Tour de Suisse: Gregoire wins solo at the start, Swiss hope crashes (BZ)
The Frenchman Romain Gregoire wins solo in the first stage of the 88th Tour de Suisse. Jan Christen had to suffer.
15:25 Job Market in Transition: AI Instead of Entry-Level Employees: Is the "Job Apocalypse" Coming to Switzerland? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
Many US companies are replacing tasks of junior employees with artificial intelligence. In Switzerland, the first signs of this trend are emerging.
15:22 In Turkish Alanya: Swiss beach volleyball duo Vergé-Dépré wins their first tournament together (BZ)
Anouk and Zoé Vergé-Dépré have won their first tournament together. In Turkish Alanya, they defeated their Italian opponents in the final.
15:09 In Miami Zoo: Galapagos tortoise celebrates 135th birthday - and becomes a father for the first time (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The Galapagos giant tortoise Goliath at Miami Zoo has two reasons to celebrate. The zoo hopes to get an entry in the "Guinness World Records."
14:42 Tiktok and Instagram as channels: intelligence service monitors nearly 900 people for jihadism suspicion (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The monitoring list for counter-terrorism is growing. In particular, young people are radicalizing on social media and connecting with like-minded individuals.
13:07 Mega jackpot of the Swiss Lotto: A winner's advice: "Never give up your job" (TdG, 24heures)
How to stay clear-headed after winning the lottery? A Brit shares his experience.
12:52 Weather change in Switzerland: lightning and thunder put an end to the summer heat – but not for long (BaZ)
Thunderstorms will end the first heatwave of the year on Sunday. However, starting Tuesday, a new high-pressure system will develop, bringing temperatures back around 30 degrees.
12:15 Vital decisions: we keep making the same mistakes over and over again. (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
People are repeat offenders. That's why we find ourselves not only sleep-deprived on budget flights but also in endless political loops and on an overheated planet.
12:06 Focus on sports changing rooms: "Young people know that the next phone camera is never far away" (derBund)
In the changing rooms, there is laughter, bullying, and filming - shame and fear of public humiliation are rising. A new survey shows how big the problem is.
11:47 Drama in Valais: A woman found dead, her husband seriously injured (TdG)
A 50-year-old woman was found unresponsive at her home in Martigny-Croix during the night from Friday to Saturday. Her husband has been hospitalized.
10:56 Perilous mission: Brazil rolled out the red carpet for Carlo Ancelotti (24heures)
Carlo Ancelotti succeeded in his debut at the helm of the Seleção, securing qualification for the 2026 World Cup. However, in Brazil, a tense context could quickly become a quagmire for the Italian.
10:27 Planet Plüss: Learning from the best in climate protection (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Switzerland has an unambitious environmental policy. There are so many countries we could look up to: for the energy transition, Denmark; for food waste, England and the Netherlands; for nature conservation, Luxembourg.
10:26 Study on Droughts: The Continents Are Drying Out – Even Though Climate Change Brings More Rain (BZ)
For the first time, scientists demonstrate a global increase in droughts. The reason: as temperatures rise, the atmosphere becomes "thirstier" and sucks water from the ground.
10:00 Fatal distraction: senior overlooks pedestrian because he was looking at police car (TagesAnzeiger)
An 83-year-old driver caused an accident in Langnau because he was only focused on a police vehicle. He has now received a fine.
09:28 Bern Women's Run: 12,000 Runners and Walkers - the Best Pictures (derBund)
On Sunday morning, thousands of women run and walk through the federal city.
09:11 1000 lives: From Brian Wilson to Gavin Newsom, the story goes on (TdG, 24heures)
The brilliant co-founder of the Beach Boys, who passed away this week, and the courageous governor will both have left their mark on California.
09:01 Arrests in Nyon and Geneva: A "nice" family man allegedly financed the Islamic State (TdG)
In prison for almost three years, a Vaud taxi driver and his accomplice are set to be tried for supporting jihad in the Balkans. Revelations.
09:00 Missing person alert: Have you seen this man? (24heures)
The Vaud cantonal police are searching for a 57-year-old man who has been missing since June 13 in Pompaples.
08:04 Domestic violence: Switzerland is dragging its feet on electronic monitoring (24heures)
While waiting for a new report on the matter, the parliament will have no choice but to postpone the implementation of this tool until later on Friday.
07:29 Present at the Tour of Switzerland: The Swiss youth team must also speak Japanese (24heures)
The Swiss team Nexetis, which competes in the third world division, aims to promote the country's talents. It includes eight Swiss women, one Slovenian, and three Japanese.
07:11 Glacier collapse at Birch: Every citizen of Blatten has already received 2000 francs in emergency aid (TdG, 24heures)
More than 35 million francs have been raised by aid organizations and public authorities. Emergency assistance has begun. Long-term support still needs to be planned.
05:37 Accusation of shallow entertainment: Cat videos at SRG: Susanne Wille was mistaken (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
We scrolled through SRG's social media channels. Cats are running across ski slopes or doing torso bends. The director general was unaware of this.
05:34 From lightweight to indestructible: How to secure your bike well: Test of six locks (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
To protect your bike from thieves, it's best to use a U-lock. Of the models tested, only two withstand the expert's specialized tools.
04:00 Sweet Home: Come on board! (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
Boring? Outdated? Dull? Not at all! 10 reasons why the sideboard makes a great roommate.
Saturday, 14.06.2025
20:09 Police check after a party: A woman has to surrender her driver's license due to drugs – even though she wasn't driving herself (TagesAnzeiger)
Andrea is searched after a night out in Zurich. Although she was sitting in a taxi, she has to have her driving ability checked. Is the police engaging in preemptive drug policy?
19:55 Federal Gymnastics Festival: Swiss gymnasts showcase strong performances, Seifert excels (derBund, BZ)
At the Federal Gymnastics Festival, the best Swiss gymnasts were sought.
18:49 Generation Z in Switzerland: The serenity of a generation that defies preconceived notions (24heures)
Researcher Rüdiger Maas tells us why young Swiss people are less afraid of the future than Germans and are largely proud of their country.
18:00 Limited special model: this "Pocket-Rocket" breaks the limits (derBund, BaZ)
BMW is introducing a new M2 CS. The weight-reduced sports version is stronger, faster, and more expensive than ever before.
16:27 Exiled Iranian woman after the attack on Tehran: "In Tehran, people are celebrating, in the background, rockets are heard hitting" (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
In the Iranian capital, there is a restrained joy over the blow against the regime. However, now repressions could follow, fears Saghi Gholipour from Free Iran Switzerland.
16:19 Photo column "Snapshot": Greta Thunberg and the meat sandwich (TagesAnzeiger)
The Israeli forces assisted the crew of the Gaza aid ship with trapped individuals. However, these were highly problematic in two respects.
16:12 Controversial topic of the giant SUV: The Alpenpänzerli - what Switzerland's favorite SUV says about us (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
Switzerland now has the highest SUV density in the world. The best-selling model of the controversial SUV class reveals more about the national character than we would like.
14:54 Torrential rains in Valais: "In Lourtier, nature dictates its law and we accept it" (24heures)
For the second time in a year, 400 residents of the Val de Bagnes are cut off from the world. In the village, the sentiment is slowly shifting from resignation to a palpable frustration.
14:37 "Trooping the Colour": London celebrates the return of a radiant Princess Kate to the public (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
At the traditional birthday parade of the British king, the Royals observed a minute of silence for the victims in India. Particularly encouraging: Princess Kate fully participated for the first time since her illness.
14:01 Tour de Suisse Women: Third stage decided in the sprint, thriller before the final stage (BZ)
Marlen Reusser goes into the final stage of the Tour de Suisse Women with a 3-second lead.
13:58 More expensive than Zermatt: 130 francs and then waiting in line: New cable car in Flims causes frustration (derBund)
The Flemexpress cable car is a technological innovation. However, guests have to pay a hefty price – and need patience.
13:58 More expensive than Zermatt: For 130 francs to the mountain: New gondola in Flims causes an uproar (BZ)
The taxi gondola Flemexpress is a technological innovation – and correspondingly expensive. However, the technology is not yet working quite as intended.
13:28 Wild party in Malleray (BE): An illegal rave attracts 2000 people in the Bernese Jura (TdG, 24heures)
The police are trying to evict the thousands of partygoers who have occupied pastures without permission since Saturday morning. Farmers are threatening to retaliate.
12:34 Hiking: How to relieve yourself in the mountains? Here is our practical guide (TdG, 24heures)
Contrary to popular belief, the small business harms the environment more than the large one. The Swiss Alpine Club answers the most embarrassing questions.
10:54 Antonio Brown: Ex-football star wanted for attempted murder (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
There is reportedly a warrant out for Antonio Brown. The former NFL receiver is defending himself against the allegations on social media.
09:54 Defense willingness in Switzerland: Security expert: "Swiss women should also learn to fight" (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
Switzerland aims to prepare for potential wars. Security expert Meir Elran discusses conscription for all genders and what Europe can learn from Israeli society regarding defense.
09:48 The big ABC: Our language quiz: If you know this, you're linguistically top-notch! (derBund)
Let's embark on our versatility course from etymology to grammar and spelling to vocabulary: with three mistakes, a gold medal is still within reach.
06:29 Have your treasures appraised: What is my inlaid bridge table worth? (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.
06:20 The advice: You cannot notify lawsuits to just anyone! (TdG)
The advice of Pascal Rytz, lawyer specializing in FSA.
03:56 Cycling legend Urs Freuler: "I was too proud to go clock in" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
The Glarner with the distinctive mustache won over 100 races. He was revered and extorted - and at 66, after several heart surgeries, he still gets back in the saddle.
00:23 Tensions: Marines Deploy in the Streets of Los Angeles (TdG)
Typically deployed abroad, Marines have taken position this Friday in Los Angeles to protect a federal building.
Friday, 13.06.2025
19:24 Ayrton Costa: USA deny entry to Argentine player, he misses the Club World Cup (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Ayrton Costa is said to be involved in a criminal trial for attempted robbery. Therefore, the 25-year-old is not allowed to enter the USA.
19:00 Ocean Conference in Nice: Everyone takes from the sea – until it's too late (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
When countries discuss the state of the seas, as they are doing these days in Nice, the horror is always great. But at home on the coasts, the interests are usually different.
16:55 Unusual geopolitical theory: Pentagon, pizzas, and global crises: the crazy theory circulating (TdG)
A theory suggests that spikes in pizza deliveries to the Pentagon precede political crises. We explain this bizarre thesis.
15:58 Escalation in Iran: The Ayatollahs would like to take brutal revenge – but they lack the means (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
The Islamic Republic and its Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei have had to realize that they are hopelessly outmatched by the Israelis. He now has to weigh how far he wants to go – and whether he can even do it.
15:55 Master thief worthy of a film: he emptied safes in luxury hotels worldwide - he has now been sentenced in Switzerland (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
The Colombian Juan Carlos Guzmán-Betancourt had 39 aliases and spoke seven languages. In 30 years, he stole more than a million dollars from luxury hotels. His theft tour ended in Gstaad.
15:39 After the attack on Iran: Sirens instead of rainbow flags: How life goes on in Israel (TagesAnzeiger)
After the airstrikes against Iran, the night is short – thinking about daily life is out of the question. After the first Iranian counterattack has been repelled, the situation in Tel Aviv is easing somewhat.
15:13 Industrial Services of Geneva: The reinforcement of SIG pipes will impact road traffic (TdG)
The Appia intersection and the highway sector near Palexpo will be under construction until 2027. The reason: the repair of pipes in the structural thermal networks.
15:00 June 13, 2025: The most important of the day (TagesAnzeiger)
Escalation between Iran and Israel | Cassis presents EU dossier | Former Migros CEO Bolliger has died | Learners demand eight weeks of vacation | Plans for the reconstruction of Blattens
14:58 241 dead in India: Will the black box provide answers? Authorities find flight recorder at crash site (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The cause of the plane crash remains unclear. Indian authorities are now reporting a find at the crash site that could assist them.
14:53 Activists against Amazon founder: Protests against Jeff Bezos' wedding in Venice (BZ, BaZ)
The Amazon founder wants to marry in Venice, much to the dismay of some. The city should not serve as a backdrop for the super-rich, say the protesters. However, from the political side, it is said: Welcome, luxury wedding!
14:48 Departure confirmed: The club announces that Fabio Celestini is no longer the coach of FC Basel (TagesAnzeiger)
After 19 months and winning the double, the 49-year-old leaves FCB. His successor is Ludovic Magnin.
14:25 First Day of the Greenfield Festival: "You don't come here to experience paradise, but hell!" (BZ, BaZ)
What does rock music have to tell us in 2025? Switzerland's largest thematic rock festival provides contradictory answers on opening day.
14:15 Climate research: record heat in the sea: the fault of the lack of wind (BZ)
Floods, severe hurricanes, and coral bleaching: 2023 saw an extraordinary warming of the North Atlantic with devastating consequences. About the reasons - and why scientists remain pessimistic.
14:09 Questionnaire with Fabienne Schlumpf: "Everyone complains about the traffic – yet they still take the car for every little thing." (derBund)
She was insulted by Covid deniers, sometimes gets annoyed with dog owners, and leaves her phone at home when she runs. The interview with Switzerland's fastest marathon runner.
14:01 Switzerland–EU: EU deal on the table: These ten questions are now up for discussion (BaZ)
Is sovereignty at risk? Can Switzerland curb immigration? The domestic debate on the contract package with the EU can begin. Here are the most pressing questions.
13:54 Traffic accident in Bern: Scooter rider injured in collision with minibus on Thunstrasse (BZ)
On Thursday evening, on Thunstrasse, an electric scooter rider collided with a turning minibus. He was injured and taken to the hospital.
13:50 Airstrikes in Iran: Swiss plane enters Iranian airspace and returns to Zurich (TagesAnzeiger)
A plane en route to Singapore was over the Caspian Sea when it turned around due to Israeli airstrikes.
13:50 Squad adjustment: For three national players, the home European Championship is already over before it even starts (TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
National coach Pia Sundhage has had to part ways with the first three players. Three more are joining in their place.
13:01 Heatwave and pets: How to know if your pet is too hot (and what to do) (TdG)
Like humans, pets are susceptible to heat strokes, which can sometimes be very dangerous for their health.
12:04 Swiss Urbanism: It is in the agglomeration that the future of Switzerland is being shaped (24heures)
Renowned architects criticize the pastoral vision of land use planning. They focus on smart densification of the suburbs to accommodate 10 million Swiss.
11:54 Small Talk of the Week: Elizabeth Hurley Poses Naked and Elon Musk's Dad Stays Optimistic (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Additionally: Ozempic can ruin our teeth, and we have sex like pandas. Here come the most colorful topics of this week.
11:44 Orthodox Sanctuary: Earthquakes Damage Historic Monasteries on Mount Athos (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In the monks' republic, not only the residents tremble, but also the centuries-old walls. The semi-autonomous community is fighting for its historical treasures.
11:35 Healthcare staff: "All institutions must take sexual harassment seriously" (TdG)
The Syna union is launching an awareness campaign and demanding concrete measures in all healthcare institutions.
11:22 Military operation against Iran: Israel's attack is a blow to the heart of the Islamic Republic (BaZ)
For the regime in Tehran, it was a shock in the middle of the night: The three most powerful Iranian generals are dead, as well as important nuclear scientists. Even the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei must fear for his life.
10:20 Planet Plüss: Learning from the best (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Switzerland has an unambitious environmental policy. There are so many countries we could look up to: for the energy transition, Denmark; for food waste, England and the Netherlands; for nature conservation, Luxembourg.
10:13 Alert in the Sky: An Air India Flight Turns Back After a Bomb Threat (TdG, 24heures)
The day after the crash of a flight operated by the Indian airline, an Airbus A320 bound for New Delhi had to turn back to Phuket after the discovery of a concerning message.
09:53 Issue N° 24/25: The magazine: Am I still a pacifist? (BZ)
Our author was a staunch army abolitionist in the 1980s. Since Russia invaded Ukraine, he has been pondering.
09:51 Weekend weather: Keep your summer outfits and sunscreen handy on Saturday (TdG, 24heures)
After an already hot week, temperatures will rise to 34 degrees. Sunday will bring thunderstorms, before a return to nice weather on Monday.
09:39 Death of a great leader: Herbert Bolliger, guardian of Migros values, has passed away (TdG, 24heures)
The former CEO of the Migros group passed away on the night from Wednesday to Thursday. He left a mark on the retailer's history, particularly by opposing the sale of alcohol in stores.
09:32 Bear Country Romania: "Bears are like humans. If you give them pizza, they will follow you" (derBund, BZ)
In recent years, predators in the Carpathians have increasingly attacked humans. The village of Baile Tusnad has found ways for humans and bears to coexist peacefully.
09:31 In Test: Rooibos Espresso: Is this drink the new alternative to cappuccino and matcha latte? (TagesAnzeiger)
Green tea creations as an alternative to caffeinated drinks are facing competition. Now, in Zurich cafés, South African tea is prepared like coffee. But does it taste good?
09:28 Incapable offenders: Man drives tractor at horse rider - he will not be punished (TagesAnzeiger)
A schizophrenic disability pensioner repeatedly commits offenses. He is not aware that he puts people in danger and needs help. How do you deal with such offenders?
08:59 Interview with Steve McQueen: "If you think about your audience for even five minutes, you can forget it" (derBund)
He is a Hollywood director ("12 Years a Slave") and also a spectacular artist: Oscar winner Steve McQueen talks about his love for a Swiss woman and his new mega-exhibition in Basel.
08:59 Switzerland without an army – or with one?: I used to be a pacifist. But now I'm starting to have doubts (BaZ)
Our author was a staunch army abolitionist in the 1980s. Since Russia invaded Ukraine, he has begun to question his certainties.
08:55 Plane crash in India: The miracle of seat 11A (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Vishwash Kumar Ramesh survived the crash. As the only passenger on the plane. But he is overwhelmed by grief. His brother was also on board.
08:45 Workshop on Male Violence: "I want sadness to be masculine too" (BaZ)
As part of the event series "Mustermesse der Gewalt" at the Basel Theater, the Men's Office discussed the topics of masculinity and violence.
08:32 Your life expectancy at a glance: When will you die? (24heures)
What is your probability of dying this year? Our tool gives you an answer based on statistics from the Federal Statistical Office.
08:15 Appeal from associations: Letter to the Federal Council: Trainees demand 8 weeks of vacation (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Those in training should have more vacation: this is what learners from over 15 professional fields are demanding. Youth organizations and teachers support them.
08:00 Air India plane crash: The sole survivor has "no idea how he got out of that plane" (TdG, 24heures)
Vishwash Kumar Ramesh is the only survivor among the 242 people on board a plane flying from Ahmedabad to London. Rescuers are searching the wreckage to understand the causes of the crash.
07:44 Report from Geneva: Nuclear powers are massively increasing their spending on nuclear weapons (BZ)
Nine countries already possess nuclear weapons, and they are heavily investing in their arsenal. One country is far ahead.
07:18 Bad fall: ski talent Hächler crashes off his bike and injures himself (BZ)
Lenz Hächler is a promise for the future in the World Cup. For now, the 22-year-old from Zug must recover from a fall with his mountain bike.
06:59 Manager with a Heart for Culture: Long-Time Migros CEO Herbert Bolliger Has Died (derBund)
Only one person was CEO of the orange giant longer than founder Gottlieb Duttweiler. Now Bolliger has succumbed to cancer.
05:50 Obituary for former CEO: He ensured that Migros remains alcohol-free: Herbert Bolliger has passed away (derBund)
The long-time Migros CEO did not want to interfere in the retailer's business after his term. When the alcohol ban was about to be lifted, he made an exception - successfully. He has passed away at the age of 71.
05:13 Air rescue: Behind the scenes of a medical repatriation by Rega (TdG)
A dive into the daily life of a team that traverses the skies to repatriate the sick. This unique service in the world relies on 3.6 million donors.
04:30 Truck tax control: No, these strange vans are not mobile radars! (TdG, 24heures)
They have been circulating on the roads of Switzerland for a short time, are indeed used to monitor vehicles, but only have trucks in their sights. The financial stakes are enormous.
04:17 From tickets to opening hours: Art Basel: What visitors need to know (TagesAnzeiger)
Soon, Basel will once again become the mecca of the international art scene. Here are the answers to the most important questions about Art.
04:14 Seiler's recipe for good mood: Life is beautiful, the glass is half full (TagesAnzeiger)
Pete Doherty was once known as the troubled boyfriend of supermodel Kate Moss. With his song "Calvados," he now warms our hearts.
03:59 Inside Greenfield: Getting a tattoo at the festival: who does that? (BZ)
Ink and heavy metal - a sacred alliance. We were there when brave festival-goers got a souvenir for life tattooed on them.
00:28 Middle East: Israel carries out a "preventive strike" against Iran (BaZ)
In the Iranian capital, Tehran, several explosions occur. Israel declares a state of emergency.
Thursday, 12.06.2025
22:15 Northern Ireland: New tensions during an anti-immigrant rally (TdG, 24heures)
For the fourth consecutive night, anti-immigrant protesters are causing unrest in Northern Ireland.
20:43 Air Crash: New Turbulence for Boeing After the Air India Accident (24heures)
As it recovers from a deep crisis, Boeing is once again in the spotlight following the crash that occurred in India.
17:25 Tourism in Greece: Santorini experiences a historic drop in its visitors (TdG, 24heures)
The earthquakes that occurred on the island a few weeks ago are deterring tourists who usually come in large numbers.
17:03 Aid Cuts: Even 200 Billion Can't Fill the Gaps in Development Assistance (BaZ)
Bill Gates aims to donate most of his fortune to help Africa. However, this is not enough to offset Trump's austerity measures. Many experts also see the end of American generosity as an opportunity.
17:00 New ranking: Here are the 3 favorite brands of the Swiss (TdG, 24heures)
A recent survey reveals the favorite brands of the Swiss. The winning trio consists of Zweifel, Ricola, and Kambly.
16:41 The funniest from Federal Bern: when the SP faction attacked the Roche tower and the SVP president skewered the EU treaty (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Recently, SP National Councilor Ueli Schmezer made headlines with a poster during his vote on the halving initiative. What other Federal Palace anecdotes should you know?
16:34 Swiss Youth Study: "The Basic Feeling is Different" – Why Gen Z in Switzerland is Happier than in Germany (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Generational researcher Rüdiger Maas surveyed Swiss youth – and was very surprised by the answers. An overview in 5 points.
16:25 Ramona Bachmann out of the Euros: "I'm devastated": This injury hits the national team like a blow (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The 34-year-old has been the face of Switzerland for years. Now she has suffered a torn cruciate ligament and has to withdraw. And the question arises: is one of the greatest careers in Swiss football coming to an end?
16:01 Bottleneck: Airbus's Big Urgency? Finding Toilets for Its Planes (24heures)
Dozens of aircraft, particularly A350s, are waiting to be delivered due to a shortage of engines and toilets.
15:59 School massacre in Austria: "Psychologically unfit": Graz shooter was rejected by the military (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The 21-year-old Austrian had at least once drawn attention before his bloody act. He was rejected by the military in 2021.
15:47 Plane crash in India: shock in Great Britain after Air India crash (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The crashed Boeing Dreamliner had 53 British nationals on board. Many of the Indian passengers also lived in England.
15:43 Rescue station in Rümlang: Swift found with severe burns – Caretaker suspects animal cruelty (TagesAnzeiger)
Silvia Volpi has been caring for injured birds for decades, but one wound is particularly troubling her. However, proving animal cruelty in wildlife is difficult.
15:19 Nothing planned?: The best cultural tips for the weekend (BaZ)
A city park in Basel is celebrating its anniversary, a party for everyone over 30, and following in the footsteps of Thomas Mann: these are the highlights of the coming days.
15:07 Air crashes: The 7 deadliest air disasters since 2000 (24heures)
A look back at the most serious air disasters of the 21st century.
15:00 June 12, 2025: The most important news of the day (TagesAnzeiger)
An Air India plane crashes after takeoff | US diplomats leave Iraq | Emergency aid for Blatten approved | The Council of States approves funding for the 13th AHV pension | Ghadhafi's son apparently seeks asylum in Switzerland
14:54 Facts about the online trend: Stimulating the vagus nerve: hype or help for stress and pain? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The nerve connects our brain to all important organs. Stimulating it through massage or devices is said to help with depression and Long Covid. How true is this?
14:48 Tour de Suisse Women: Perfect start: Resurgent Reusser wins the 1st stage (TagesAnzeiger)
The Tour de Suisse Women kicked off with a circuit from Gstaad to Gstaad. Marlen Reusser, arguably the strongest Swiss rider, was in the spotlight.
14:09 UN World Refugee Report: Number of Displaced People at Record High, Many Return to Syria (TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
For years, global refugee numbers have been rising. However, this year there is a small ray of hope.
14:05 Europe's largest site: Viva Netflix: Why the streaming giant is investing a billion in Spain (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
In Madrid, the most successful films and series outside the English-speaking world are being created. What is their secret?
14:03 Winner of the "Cheese Rolling": He falls, flies, and breaks a rib – but he gets the cheese (BZ)
At the ancient event in Gloucester, England, daredevils chase a rolling cheese down a 60-degree steep hill. Tom Kopke, the winner of this year's race, explains why he puts himself through this.
14:03 "Never Back" by Stephen King: The Horror in the Hinterland (TagesAnzeiger)
Stephen King tells in his thriller "Never Back" about a writer who is hunted by fundamentalists for her fight for the right to abortion.
13:08 Supervisor killed in France: The student responsible for the knife attacks will be charged (24heures)
The prosecutor has requested the indictment of this 14-year-old student for "murder of a person tasked with a public service mission."
13:08 Feminist Strike: This Saturday, we protest for more equality (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
On June 14, 2025, women and allies across Switzerland will once again take to the streets to demonstrate for their rights. Here’s the program in your city.
13:06 Accident in Zurich: bus and truck collide on Forchstrasse - no injuries (TagesAnzeiger)
On Forchstrasse in Zurich, an accident occurred on Thursday shortly after 1:30 PM. No one was injured in the incident.
13:05 Product recall: Attention if you own an Ikea garlic press (24heures)
The Swedish giant is recalling a black garlic press due to a major manufacturing defect. Metal fragments may detach and be ingested.
12:22 Bomb threat in Vienna: a person threw a package at the university and said: "It's going to go boom." (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A major operation is underway in the Austrian capital. Students at the Technical University are currently being evacuated.
11:27 Tensions on campus: EPFL files a complaint against activists who disrupted the Vivapoly party (24heures)
A group of students is accused of chanting "hateful anti-Zionist slogans" in front of the Shalom association's booth on May 22. A criminal complaint has been filed.
11:08 Welcome to Vivi Kola: There will be no more Coca-Cola in CFF carriages (TdG, 24heures)
The railway company wants to prioritize Swiss brands in its catering services.
10:47 Migration in Greece: electronic ankle bracelets, detention for expulsion, no right of residence: Athens plans to take drastic action against migrants (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Anyone who is illegally present in Greece could face up to five years in prison. The detention for expulsion will also be extended. A minister with a far-right past is set to implement the plans.
10:45 US aircraft manufacturer in trouble: Boeing's Dreamliner – a crash, many problems (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
The aircraft involved in the accident in India is a Boeing 787 Dreamliner. The crash adds to a list of incidents at Boeing.
10:43 School massacre in Austria: Police: The shooter from Graz meticulously planned the act (TagesAnzeiger)
The shooter from Graz was an extremely introverted person who was passionate about first-person shooter games. However, the reason for the act remains unclear.
10:17 Culinary, concerts, and cinema: The best cultural tips for the weekend (TagesAnzeiger)
At Hardturmbrache, the street food festival kicks off, rapper Baze performs at Exil, and the Tonhalle orchestra plays for free outdoors: these are the highlights of the coming days.
10:11 Erotic Art in Amsterdam: This 200-Year-Old Condom Delights Museum Visitors (derBund, BZ)
A condom made from sheep intestine, adorned with provocative print graphics, delights visitors at the venerable Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. The condom was acquired at a bargain price.
10:11 Swiss Alpine Club: In Bern, the best climbers compete – but the SAC is stepping back from the Boulder World Cup (derBund)
The largest Swiss player in the climbing scene brought the World Cup to Bern, but is stepping back from the organization. The reason: a million-dollar fiasco.
09:53 Interview on women's wages: "A fair wage is one that at least covers living expenses" (BZ)
Women still earn less money than men on average. Unia economist Noémie Zurlinden explains why it's not just individual choices that are the problem – and what needs to change.
09:29 Swimming in Geneva: The right actions to avoid hydrocution (TdG)
A prevention campaign has been launched to limit the risks of drowning related to temperature shocks. Adopt the right actions to swim safely this summer.
09:25 Cyclist Noemi Rüegg: "I know my worth is not dependent on the result. My faith helps me a lot" (derBund)
Noemi Rüegg is one of the best Swiss cyclists. At the Tour de Suisse, she aims for a stage victory. Here she answers personal questions - about God, voice messages, and sourdough bread.
09:14 Drama in India: A plane bound for London crashed in Ahmedabad (TdG, 24heures)
A Boeing 787 from Air India bound for the UK crashed with 290 people on board.
08:53 Tragedy in India: plane crashes into residential area – with 133 people on board (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
According to Indian media, a plane has crashed in the western Indian city of Ahmedabad. The aircraft was headed for London.
08:52 65,000 gymnasts in Lausanne: Sex, alcohol, drugs: how to prevent danger at the Federal Festival? (TdG)
Welcoming tens of thousands of young people is not without risk. Measures have been put in place to prevent the worst.
08:37 Pain without cause: the pain is real – but what if the doctors simply can't find anything? (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
For some complaints, no trigger is identifiable. Nevertheless, they can be explained and treated. What role do unconscious expectations play in this?
08:35 Ghadhafi's son Hannibal: He caused a diplomatic crisis with Libya - and now wants asylum in Switzerland (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The arrest of Hannibal Ghadhafi led to a diplomatic crisis between Switzerland and Libya. He is currently in a Lebanese prison - and reportedly wants to go to Switzerland.
08:27 Mental Health: How to Heal Invisible Scars After Childbirth (24heures)
A study aims to help women traumatized by childbirth. Flashbacks that can affect well-being and the relationship with the child.
08:22 Book recommendation of the week: The Trump Principle: Who Lies, Wins (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
To understand how Trump operates, read the crime novel by Ross Thomas "The Fools Are on Our Side."
08:21 Kaltërina Latifi on Swiss self-criticism: we can gently pat ourselves on the back (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
What annoys our author about her left-progressive circle of friends: the reflex to always speak ill of Switzerland.
08:21 A Day in the Life of a Simultaneous Interpreter: "I Feel Guilty for Living in Safe Switzerland" (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
Shafaq Mokwar (38) came as a translator to the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva. Then war broke out in her homeland, Sudan.
07:48 Gender parity: Switzerland ranks 17th in the WEF index on equality (TdG, 24heures)
Switzerland gains three ranks in the World Economic Forum index on gender equality. The country fails to regain the 10th place it held in 2021.
07:44 Mysterious cancellation: Instead of Justin Timberlake, rapper A$ap Rocky will perform at Openair Frauenfeld (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Justin Timberlake, who disappointed many hip-hop fans as the headliner, has canceled his performance at Openair Frauenfeld. Instead, US rapper A$ap Rocky will step in.
07:19 Riots after alleged assault: more unrest in Northern Ireland: leisure center on fire (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
For the third consecutive night, riots are occurring in Northern Ireland. Law enforcement is once again being attacked. The situation is reminiscent of other racially motivated unrest.
07:14 Global march for Gaza: "In the face of this disaster, it is time for citizen intervention" (TdG, 24heures)
Like thousands of others, Swiss activist Samuel Crettenand is preparing to march to Gaza to call for the lifting of the humanitarian blockade. Interview from Cairo.
07:04 Wildfires in Canada: Fires threaten major cities near Vancouver (TdG, 24heures)
Forest fires are dangerously approaching cities in western Canada, and authorities warn that the situation may worsen this summer.
07:01 Riots in LA: What is really happening at the protests - and what is not (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
For Donald Trump, Los Angeles is the scene of an "invasion." However, how one assesses the situation in the city also depends on which images one has seen.
06:59 USA Podcast "All Clear, America?": What is Trump's plan with the Marine soldiers in Los Angeles? (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
By deploying the military, the US president openly challenges California Governor Gavin Newsom. What will happen next in this charged atmosphere?
06:58 Euro 2025: "From a security standpoint, there are no risky matches" (24heures)
The tournament director took some time to speak with us just before the final stretch leading up to the kickoff. Excitement mingles with apprehension.
06:20 Death of Beach Boys legend: "The world loses a genius": How family, bandmates, and celebrities mourn Brian Wilson (derBund)
He was the creative mind behind the Beach Boys: Brian Wilson's hits traveled the world, and now the co-founder of the Beach Boys has passed away. The music world mourns.
06:20 Abrupt change: SBB no longer want Coca-Cola in their trains – and are opting for a Swiss alternative (derBund, BZ)
The American beverage manufacturer will no longer supply the Swiss Federal Railways. From now on, SBB will focus on Vivi Cola.
05:44 It's up to you to say June 12: Health insurance premiums, reexamined neutrality (24heures)
Here you can find your readers' letters from June 12.
05:43 "Apropos" - the daily podcast: the latest escalation in the Ukraine war - explained. (TagesAnzeiger)
The war in Ukraine is entering a new phase after three years. What this means for the future - and why Donald Trump plays a central role.
04:45 South Korea: The strange noises coming from North Korea are over (TdG, 24heures)
Since last year, Pyongyang has been broadcasting strange and disturbing noises towards South Korea at all hours of the day and night.
04:30 Kidnapping in Kiev: How the anti-corruption police rescued a Geneva resident kidnapped in Ukraine (TdG, 24heures)
A former Ukrainian officer recounts the arrest of the corrupt agents who extorted a Swiss national.
Wednesday, 11.06.2025
23:51 Court contradicts Trump: government must release imprisoned Columbia graduate (BZ)
The Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil was arrested in March. However, a court has now ordered his release. He also cannot be deported. The US government can still appeal.
23:39 Anti-immigrant violence: Third night of tensions in Northern Ireland (TdG, 24heures)
A sexual assault involving two teenagers triggered a wave of riots against the Romanian community.
18:16 Trial in New York: Harvey Weinstein found guilty of sexual assault (24heures)
The jurors in the trial of the former producer found him guilty in one case but acquitted him of another charge.
18:14 Tragedy in Austria: Seventeen minutes that change a city: How Graz struggles to regain composure after the shooting (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Since Tuesday, Graz has joined the ranks of other school massacre sites. An article about a city trying to understand and the question: Why do young people have such easy access to weapons?
17:19 Creative mind of the Beach Boys: Brian Wilson has passed away at the age of 82 (derBund)
The lead singer of the Beach Boys has died. His family announced this on his website and through social media.
17:08 Riots in Northern Ireland: Rioters Set Houses on Fire and Threaten Migrants (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In the Northern Irish city of Ballymena, a racially motivated mob rioted against "illegal immigrants." Politics and police fear further escalation.
17:05 Drug songs from Mexico: More popular than Taylor Swift: These musicians are sometimes banned from entering the USA (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
Singers are achieving success with "Narcocorridos" ballads that glorify the lives of drug lords. Attempts to ban them have always failed. Now, however, help is coming - from Donald Trump.
16:50 Tragedy in neighboring France: A father and son die in the same place a year apart (24heures)
A man died of a heart problem during the opening of the Randelotienne in the Jura. His father had died last year while preparing the same event.
16:27 Media in times of multiple crises: Why ricotta recipes sustain our democracy (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Journalism is currently too focused on wars and crises. It should provide more lightness. A plea.
16:07 Zermatt Tragedy: The last two victims have been identified (TdG)
The last two climbers who died on the Adler glacier on May 24 have been identified as two 34-year-old German nationals.
16:05 Liberal Gun Laws: After the Shooting in Austria: What is the Risk of a Firearm Offense in Switzerland? (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A young man kills ten people and himself at his former school in Graz. Swiss gun laws are more liberal than those in Austria.
16:03 Iconic product: Ferrero is set to launch a new flavor of Nutella (24heures)
A peanut butter spread will debut in the American market in early 2026. Will we see it in Europe?
15:36 New customer bonus goes viral: China bans banks from using Labubu dolls as marketing gifts (derBund)
The Labubu craze reaches the financial sector: In China, a local bank advertised giving new customers a collectible item for depositing their money. This has now been banned.
15:36 The essentials of the day: Merger of Vaud transport, arms export: what you shouldn't have missed this Wednesday (24heures)
Find out the main information and highlights from Wednesday, June 11.
15:13 Tips for Body Hygiene: Does Daily Showering Harm Health? (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
Showering is part of the daily routine for most people. But how often and for how long should one wash? And which habits should be avoided? Three dermatologists clarify.
15:03 Fatal accident: In the Jura, four cows were struck by lightning (TdG, 24heures)
Last week, four cows were struck by lightning in a pasture, reports "Le Quotidien Jurassien."
14:35 Basel Zoo: Elephant lady Heri euthanized (TagesAnzeiger)
The zoo reports the death of the elephant cow Heri. The 49-year-old animal was in very poor health.
14:29 Car insurance: In Switzerland, a young foreign driver can pay 7 times more (TdG, 24heures)
Youth and foreign nationality are two criteria considered risky by insurers. An overview of the factors that influence premiums.
14:29 Social networks: Who are these influencers summoned by an inquiry commission in France? (TdG)
A commission is questioning content creators with controversial practices. Masculinism and sexual content are at the heart of the inquiries.
14:17 Study on Oxytocin: Happiness Hormone at Concert: Music More Effective than Kissing and Sex (TagesAnzeiger)
The cuddle hormone is released during hugging and kissing, can strengthen the immune system, and minimize stress, anxiety, and pain. But there is another trigger.
14:12 Review of "Based on a True Story": Will Smith processes the Oscar scandal in his new rap album (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
After hitting Chris Rock in the face, Will Smith releases a rehabilitation rap album. The first in 20 years. It's, oh well: nice.
14:07 Media in times of multiple crises: Why ricotta recipes sustain our democracy (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Journalism is currently too focused on wars and crises. It should provide more lightness. A plea.
14:05 Pro-Palestinian sit-in on the railway tracks: "If we don't carry out radical actions, nothing will change" (BaZ)
In Geneva and Lausanne, demonstrators blocked railway tracks to protest against the war in Gaza. The Swiss Federal Railways plan to file a complaint. We spoke with the activists.
13:38 The day after the shootings in Graz: Plans for a bombing attack also found - investigators reveal new details about the perpetrator (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
After the school massacre that left ten dead, all of Austria paused. The police discovered evidence of a planned bombing attack with the 21-year-old perpetrator, who legally owned firearms.
13:21 Controversial ruling in Argentina: Former President Kirchner sentenced to six years in prison: Is there a political motive behind it? (BZ)
The Supreme Court has upheld the conviction of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner. However, there are questionable entanglements between the judiciary and the opponents of the 72-year-old.
13:03 Incident in Haute-Savoie: A truck catches fire in the Vuache tunnel (TdG)
The alert was raised shortly after 10:30 AM. The fire was quickly brought under control by firefighters, with no casualties.
13:02 Fan expresses joy with gunshots: Shots fired after football match at Bürkliplatz: Police investigating (TagesAnzeiger)
A young man fired nine shots into the air on Saturday evening after the World Cup qualifying match between Albania and Serbia. The city police are investigating the incident.
12:57 Europe 18,000 Years Ago: The Dead Were Systematically Dismembered: Were Our Ancestors Cannibals? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Archaeologists uncover oddly processed human remains in a cave in Poland. The interpretation of the findings divides the scientific community.
12:48 Surprising weather: A strange phenomenon cooled Lake Geneva by eight degrees in Geneva (TdG)
The water temperature of the lake dropped from 19 to 11 degrees in just a few days at the end of the lake last weekend. This process is called "upwelling."
12:25 Protest in Egypt: Thousands want to march to the Gaza border – including hundreds of Swiss (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
More than 400 Swiss citizens are participating in the action, according to the organizers. The goal is to negotiate the opening of a humanitarian corridor to Gaza.
12:16 Swiss financial hub: The CEO of the Liechtenstein National Bank appointed head of Raiffeisen (24heures)
Gabriel Brenna will take office at Raiffeisen on December 1st.
12:05 Repression in Egypt: This mother has been on hunger strike for 250 days (TagesAnzeiger)
Laila Soueif risks her life: In London, she protests for her son Alaa Abd al-Fattah. The democracy activist has been imprisoned in Egypt for over 10 years.
11:52 Driftwood with a story: message in a bottle found after 47 years – the trail leads to Scotland (TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
A half-buried glass bottle sparked the curiosity of two women on a remote Swedish island. What they found inside connected them to a long-deceased Scottish fisherman and his still-living colleague.
11:24 New rules in Italy: Caught speeding 100 times by the same radar, he has to pay 28,000 euros in fines (TdG)
The misadventure of this person from Piedmont may be related to the easing of radar regulations in Italy. Current situation.
10:28 Mysterious theft in the Jura: The 23,000 missing cartridges from the Châtillon shooting range have been found (TdG)
The ammunition was discovered in a forest near the establishment. The Jura police arrested two individuals.
09:46 Parliamentarians play football: Silberschmidt loses his glasses, Schneider-Schneiter makes (good) saves, and a federal councillor remains surprisingly stable (BZ)
With a friendly match in front of the Federal Palace, the football teams of the Parliament geared up for the Women's Euro. One commentator was particularly vocal from the sidelines.
09:30 Interview with psychologist and author: "In my family, I am the only man who has never been in prison" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Nino Rizzo grew up as the son of a mafioso in Sicily. Today, he works in Geneva as a psychologist. In his new book, he contrasts the psychoanalytic profile of a mafioso with that of a Nazi war criminal.
09:28 Advertising with Risks: How Influencers Earn Millions with Unverified Products (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The market for dietary supplements is hardly regulated. What is a lucrative source of income for fitness influencers can quickly become dangerous for consumers. Here’s what you should keep in mind.
09:12 Vaccination in Switzerland: More deductible for these vaccines starting next year (24heures)
Starting in 2026, certain vaccines, such as the one against Covid-19, will be reimbursed regardless of whether the deductible has been exceeded.
09:00 Neighbor dispute: Six months in prison for threatening a neighbor with a rifle (TdG, 24heures)
The sixty-year-old man who fired in the hallway of his apartment during an altercation in 2020 in Martigny has been sentenced to prison.
08:38 School festivities: the center of Lausanne will be blocked for the students' parade (24heures)
Students from classes 1-2P will parade on June 18 from Montbenon to Milan. Drivers, be prepared: several major routes will be closed starting at 12:30 PM.
08:32 Severe weather in the Eastern Cape: school bus swept away: floods and snow paralyze parts of South Africa (TagesAnzeiger)
At least seven people have died in floods in South Africa's Eastern Cape province. Several children are missing after a school bus was swept away by the floodwaters.
08:32 Severe weather in the Eastern Cape: school bus swept away: floods and snow paralyze parts of South Africa (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
At least seven people have died in floods in South Africa's Eastern Cape province. Several children are missing after a school bus was swept away by the floodwaters.
08:27 It is your right: The garage I rent is defective. What can I do? (TdG, 24heures)
Every week, lawyers from Asloca Geneva and the Geneva Real Estate Chamber answer your questions.
08:11 Farewell to the "metal monster": Long present, never loved: Florence's most famous crane finally makes way for the city's true beauty (TagesAnzeiger)
Since 2006, a monstrous crane has towered over Florence – it is finally being dismantled. A victory for aesthetics, efficiency, and above all, patience.
08:00 The law and you: Can the doctor send a prescription by mail? (TdG, 24heures)
Each week, a legal expert from TCS provides an answer to a legal question.
07:52 Increase in rocket launches: recovery of the vital ozone layer may be delayed (BaZ)
Rocket launch emissions can diminish the effect of the Montreal Protocol, which bans ozone-depleting substances. This is shown by a new study involving ETH Zurich.
07:23 Real Estate in Switzerland: How show homes help us make better choices (TdG, 24heures)
They allow us to visualize the possible arrangement of spaces and to project ourselves into them better than synthetic images.
06:49 Rising star in the national team: Refreshing, carefree, self-assured: This is Johan Manzambi (TagesAnzeiger)
The 19-year-old from Geneva shines in the Swiss footballers' 4-0 victory against the USA. For the next highlight of his young career, he brings a special gift for his mother.
06:48 Feminist strike: Unia denounces wage inequality in Switzerland on the occasion of June 14 (TdG, 24heures)
The union reminds that women still earn 17.5% less than men and that equality will not be achieved without increasing the wages of female workers.
05:39 It's you who say it June 11: Hellish music, the CFF and the climate, Switzerland-Israel (24heures)
Here you can find your readers' letters from June 11.
04:42 South Korea: Two more BTS members complete their military service (24heures)
The K-pop group BTS is nearly reunited after two members completed their South Korean military service on Wednesday.
03:37 Superstar of neurosurgery: He removes brain tumors while patients are fully conscious (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Jesús Martín-Fernández literally hits a nerve as a doctor and author. "What is man without feelings?" he asks, polarizing with his surgeries.
03:36 FBI Director Kash Patel: He is supposed to clean out the Deep State for Trump - but the MAGA supporters are disappointed (TagesAnzeiger)
Before taking office, Kash Patel made a name for himself by promising to investigate right-wing conspiracy theories. So far, however, he has not uncovered any scandals, but he is cracking down hard on protesters for his boss.
03:34 Weather Switzerland: A heatwave is coming – then a cooldown on Sunday (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
From Thursday to Saturday, temperatures will widely rise above 30 degrees. Over the weekend, lightning and thunder will follow – with a side effect.
03:00 "Apropos" - the daily podcast: Soldiers in Los Angeles - how extraordinary is the situation? (BZ)
Against the wishes of the California governor, President Trump has sent the military to the demonstrations. There may be political calculations behind this.
02:52 Switzerland - USA 4:0: Booing already in the first half – the Swiss humiliate the World Cup host (TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
The Swiss deliver a joyful performance and leave the home team with no chance. Ironically, their youngest player becomes the standout figure.
Tuesday, 10.06.2025
21:44 Northern Ireland: New night of violence in a town near Belfast (TdG, 24heures)
The indictment of two teenagers for an attempted rape against a young girl triggered racist violence near Belfast.
18:11 Shock after Poland's election: Free Europe is fragile (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
In the next two years, the EU needs a lot of reform courage - otherwise, it is seriously at risk. The election in Poland was a warning.
17:58 Gender Equality: "Men Must Overcome the Assistant Syndrome" (24heures)
In a brief and dense essay, Valaisan philosopher and ethicist Johan Rochel questions how to better engage men in contemporary struggles for equality in relationships and gender freedom.
17:57 Aid ship "Madleen" off Gaza: Israel sends Greta back to Sweden – and mocks her (BZ)
The climate icon and pro-Palestinian activist wanted to reach the Gaza Strip by sea with aid supplies. The Israeli government mockingly refers to it as a "selfie yacht."
17:15 Self-inflicted agony in leisure: Why we voluntarily torture ourselves with marathons (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
People actively seek challenging tasks – even though the sofa is always tempting. Why is that? Answers from psychology.
17:13 Rapper in court: "It turned him on, so it happened," says the key witness about the abuse (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Sean "P. Diddy" Combs was one of the biggest names in rap. However, he allegedly treated women in the most degrading way. Insights from the New York court where the trial against Combs is currently taking place
17:11 Six green destinations: In these botanical gardens, nature is thriving beautifully right now (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
Giant Amazon water lily, agave, or alpine flora: Discover plants from all climate zones, altitudes, and distant corners of the Earth – all on Swiss soil.
17:09 After Violence in Los Angeles: Protests Against Donald Trump Spread to Other Cities (BZ)
Nearly 5000 soldiers have been sent by Donald Trump to Los Angeles, including Marines. Now, protests against his immigration policy are flaring up in more than a dozen locations.
17:03 A half-billion plan: CGN wants to buy ten boats, including four Naviexpress (24heures)
The company plans to acquire eight units for public transport and two for tourism by 2040. The planned investment amounts to nearly 600 million francs.
17:01 Bloodshed in Graz: 21-year-old shooter had a gun license - how is that possible? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Austria is a country with many gun owners. Acquiring firearms is relatively easy. The shooting in Graz is likely to spark a debate.
16:57 Swiss Hammock Pioneers: How a Couple from Thun Made Half the Country Hang (BZ)
From nuisance to cult object: In the 1980s, Heinrich Rehmann and Katrin Stirnemann brought the hammock to Bern. Now they are looking for a solution for their unique business in Thun.
16:24 Dutch royal house: Princess Amalia breaks her arm while riding (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
Due to a riding accident, Dutch Princess Amalia has to be hospitalized. She broke her arm in a fall.
16:20 Verdict after eight years: murder of Maltese journalist - life sentence for bomb supplier (TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
In 2017, the murder sparked international outrage. Now, two more men have been convicted for the bombing of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia. However, the mastermind is still missing.
16:03 School shooting in Graz: The perpetrator was a former student of the high school, he owned legal weapons (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A 21-year-old man kills nine people at a high school in Graz and then takes his own life. At least twelve others are injured. Austria is in shock.
15:34 Tragedy in Greece: A hiker loses his life after being pushed into a ravine by a bear (TdG)
The animal attacked two men and their dog who were hiking in the Rhodope Mountains on Monday.
15:09 Memes about the OpenAI outage: How the internet reacts to the disruption at ChatGPT (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
Key AI-powered applications from Open AI were not functioning on Tuesday. For some, it was a serious issue, while others made jokes about it. The best reactions.
15:00 A look back at an activist journey: Greta Thunberg, from climate strikes to the fight for Gaza (TdG)
The activist was aboard the "Madleen," the boat stopped by the Israeli army. Her commitment to the Palestinian cause is striking, but it's not the first time the Swede has made waves.
15:00 June 10, 2025: The Most Important of the Day (TagesAnzeiger)
Deaths after shootings at Graz school | Trump sends Marines to L.A. | New look for iPhone and Co. | Musk plans Starlink ground station in Valais | Funk pioneer Sly Stone has died
14:44 Justice in neighboring France: A former EPFL student is sentenced for serious threats (24heures)
A former student of the Lausanne school threatened the institution as well as a friend. He received an 8-month suspended prison sentence.
14:38 Reactions to the massacre in Graz: "This horror is beyond words" (BZ, BaZ)
A 21-year-old kills nine people during a shooting spree. He also leaves twelve injured, two of whom are in critical condition. The outpouring of sympathy is immense.
14:37 Tensions in California: Everything you need to know about the riots in Los Angeles (TdG, 24heures)
Since Friday, the American metropolis has been plagued by violent clashes between protesters and law enforcement. Trump has sent in the National Guard.
14:27 Financial advisor answers questions: How to diversify investments in Swiss franc bonds (TagesAnzeiger)
Even those who invest conservatively cannot completely avoid stocks for yield reasons.
14:00 Crime podcast "Under Suspicion" (2/3): Quadruple murder in Rupperswil: The perpetrator acted according to a precise plan (BaZ)
On December 21, 2015, the Schauer family was brutally murdered in Rupperswil. 146 days later, the perpetrator is arrested: the family does not know him - but he knows them very well.
13:50 Ecological Transition: A new competence center for more sustainable constructions (24heures)
The building sector is one of the pillars of the economy that still struggles with sustainability. The Canton supports its transition by financing the consolidation of skills.
13:44 Canton of St. Gallen: Firefighters dive into manure to save a cow (TdG)
Rescuers had to specially equip themselves to extract the submerged bovine. Despite the risks of toxic fumes, the operation was successful.
13:37 FC Thun Squad Update: Miguel Castroman has to leave the Super League newcomer (derBund)
Back in the top league, the Bernese Oberlanders part ways with the 30-year-old midfielder. Declan Frith is also leaving.
13:13 International search warrant: A Finnish family of ten has been missing for a year (24heures)
A family has not been heard from for months. The police suspect the parents have fled with their eight children, under the protection of social services.
12:42 Tattoo: Tattoo Fails (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Tattoo fails can be both painful and embarrassing.
12:40 Fire in France: Two firefighters buried under rubble die (TdG, 24heures)
The incident occurred in Aisne, France. The victims were 22 and 23 years old.
12:40 Rainbow flags as swastikas: conditional fine for distributing anti-LGBTQ stickers (BZ)
The Federal Court upheld the conviction of a man from Fribourg for distributing hate stickers. The perpetrator unsuccessfully argued his freedom of speech.
12:31 FCB Women: Oliwia Wos leaves FC Basel (BaZ)
The Polish player is moving to Nuremberg in the Bundesliga.
12:30 Open-AI Disruption: Chat-GPT Not Working (BZ)
The AI platform is currently experiencing an outage. Users are only receiving an error message.
11:02 Societal change: Young Swiss lack money, but salary is not their priority (TdG, 24heures)
The cost of living is becoming the main concern for young people, now surpassing climate change, according to a Deloitte study.
10:03 Upon the death of the funk pioneer: Sly Stone skyrocketed to the music Olympus – and quickly burned out there (derBund)
Woodstock legend Sly Stone shaped global pop culture with his music and inspired Prince, Michael Jackson, and the Beatles. By the end of his life, however, not much of that fame remained.
09:10 Hotline for travel, online purchases, and rentals: package tours, electronic devices, rental agreements: how to defend against contract violations? (derBund, BZ)
The booked flight is delayed, or the landlord is not repairing the awning. What can you do in case of contract violations? On Wednesday, our expert team will answer your questions.
08:59 Police operation in Graz: gunshots in Austrian school - reports of fatalities (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A major police operation is underway at a school in Graz. Gunshots were reportedly heard.
08:45 Horror trip to New York: Swiss woman detained and deported at the US border despite valid visa (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A 38-year-old Swiss citizen wanted to celebrate her birthday in New York – instead, her emails and social media accounts were searched, and she was detained for 24 hours.
08:28 Full Moon in Sagittarius: The horoscope for the week of June 8 to 14 (24heures)
The event of the week, besides the Full Moon in Sagittarius, is the transit of Jupiter moving from Gemini to Cancer for the next twelve months.
07:11 Spectacular seizure in Mexico: the Mexican army seizes 42 tons of methamphetamines (24heures)
The Navy announced on Monday a record drug seizure in the state of Michoacán, worth over 50 million. The substance is generally intended for the American market.
05:49 It's up to you to say, June 10: Trump-Musk, a month without a car (24heures)
Here you can find your readers' letters from June 10.
05:38 Joy in South Korea: K-Pop stars BTS complete their military service (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
Fans of the group can rejoice: after completing their military service, all band members will soon return to civilian life – and likely make music again.
04:19 Paramedics for cardiac arrest: "When we arrive, it's actually already too late. We need your help!" (BaZ)
The non-profit organization Life-Support fears that, according to a study from the University of Basel, the willingness to help in case of cardiac arrest is decreasing.
03:00 "Apropos" - the daily podcast: Forensic Nurse: She secures evidence when victims are not yet ready to report (BaZ)
People who experience sexual or domestic violence often do not go directly to the police or the hospital. The perpetrators often get away with it. A new approach aims to lower this threshold.
02:23 Riots in LA: Trump sends another 2000 National Guard troops (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
First 2000 National Guard troops, then 700 Marines - and now another 2000 National Guard troops - the US government is sending a lot of personnel to handle the protests in Los Angeles.
01:00 American Universities: At Harvard, "We don't know what tomorrow will bring" (TdG, 24heures)
As Donald Trump intensifies his clash with the elite university, the opposition is organizing on site. Report from the campus.
Monday, 09.06.2025
22:01 Before a summit in Geneva: Swiss wildlife contaminated by microplastics (TdG)
Marten, deer, wild boar: the wildlife in our country is contaminated by microplastics, according to an analysis conducted by Greenpeace Switzerland.
20:41 Obituary for Frederik Forsyth: A very British type of outsider (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
At first, writing seemed like a way to make quick money. Subsequently, the books became more complex - and always politically engaged. Frederick Forsyth was an Africa reporter, bestselling author, intelligence informant, and later a supporter of Brexit. He has passed away at the age of 86.
20:20 After harassment allegations: Judge dismisses Justin Baldoni's lawsuit against Blake Lively (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
Actress Blake Lively accuses her co-star Justin Baldoni of sexual harassment, who responded with a countersuit for defamation. However, this has now been dismissed.
19:30 TV Review "Tatort": Murder in the Women's Shelter: The Unease Remains (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The new "Tatort" from Dortmund addresses domestic violence. This important topic compensates for other weaknesses of the crime drama.
19:04 Due to his sick son: British ex-professional swimmer aims to swim across the 10 largest Swiss lakes (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Neil Gilson's son Jack suffers from a rare syndrome - now the British ex-professional swimmer wants to raise awareness about this suffering. He has already crossed Lake Geneva in record time.
18:07 From Karl to Manuk: For the first time, a senior executive embraces their fluid gender identity (derBund)
The senior person in the Bern city transport planning no longer hides their identity: Manuk Vogel is addressed as a woman, but not always.
17:55 Heated debate on prostitution: Ban on sex purchase: women insulting women (derBund)
Opponents of a sex purchase ban sometimes aggressively attack its supporters. This pleases the clients and those who profit the most from the business: the brothel operators.
17:33 "The Jackal": British author Frederick Forsyth has died (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
He wrote many spy novels: the English writer has now passed away at the age of 86. It was only late in life that Forsyth revealed explosive details of his biography.
16:15 Over 100 missions: Rega in demand over the Pentecost weekend – including flights abroad (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The Swiss Air-Rescue service Rega had a busy weekend. They rescued hikers in distress and repatriated patients from the USA to Switzerland.
15:57 Middle East Conflict: "The Need to Focus Attention on Gaza Prevails" (BZ)
But does Greta Thunberg have to sail with Hezbollah fans? Philosopher Susan Neiman on the possibilities and limits of the Israel protest.
15:16 From the British royal family: David Beckham is finally knighted (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
It should have happened years ago. But there were issues with the tax return.
15:11 In the barn with an expert: Martina Schmid can tell how cows are doing by looking at their hair (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The Swiss displayed it on their coat of arms, later it became the emblematic figure of the alpine landscape. What is Switzerland's relationship with its cows? Answers from a cow signaling consultant.
15:08 New disaster: a plane with six occupants crashed into the Pacific near San Diego (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The Cessna 414 went down on Sunday off the coast of the US West Coast city. It is unclear if there are any survivors.
13:50 Audiovisual Industry: Warner Bros Discovery separates its streaming platform from the rest of the group (TdG)
The company sends a strong signal in favor of the television industry's transition to online video. This reorganization will take effect in 2026.
13:18 Seaweed invasion: brown algae flood Caribbean beaches and scare off tourists (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In the Atlantic, 38 million tons of Sargassum seaweed are floating - more than ever before. On land, they rot and emit toxic gases. A problem for the Caribbean.
12:33 Celebrity chef diagnosed with cancer: Schuhbeck remains free for now (BZ)
The Munich celebrity chef Alfons Schuhbeck, who was sentenced to three years and two months in prison for tax offenses, remains free for now.
12:08 Crimes in Italy: Police puzzled over body discoveries in Rome - were they mother and child? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In the middle of a popular park, a woman and an infant are found dead: is it a mother and daughter? It now turns out that the little girl was likely strangled.
11:42 It's not Sahara dust: Wildfires in Canada cause a milky sky in Switzerland (TagesAnzeiger)
The smoke from the wildfires currently raging in Canada has reached Switzerland. It is causing a gloomy sky here.
11:02 Chaos and violence: The protests in Los Angeles in pictures (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
In California, the demonstrations against deportations by the US government were violently addressed. This resulted in extraordinary scenes in the center of Los Angeles.
10:50 Escalation in Los Angeles: Trump sends in the National Guard, and people angrily shout: "Shame on you!" (BaZ)
During the sometimes violent protests, the US president gets exactly the spectacle he needs for his tirades against the democratically governed California. Impressions from the city.
10:20 Activists halted: Greta Thunberg stopped by the Israeli army – now she must watch Hamas videos (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The activists of the Freedom Flotilla Coalition were on their way to Gaza. They have now been stopped by Israel from continuing. The key questions and answers.
08:04 The cross-border chronicle: Non-compete clause: be vigilant! (TdG)
Once a month, an answer to a practical question about life in the Greater Geneva area, by the European Cross-Border Group (GTE).
05:21 From FCB to YB: Odermatt, the traitor: "Actually, I never wanted to leave Basel" (BaZ)
Fifty years ago, the unthinkable happened: Basel's iconic figure, Karli Odermatt, moved to Bern. After that, cars were kicked, and even a calf was named after him. The protagonist remembers.
04:22 Collision: A bus accident in Malaysia leaves at least fifteen dead (TdG, 24heures)
A collision between a bus and a minivan resulted in at least 15 deaths on the night from Sunday to Monday in Malaysia.
03:00 "Apropos" - the daily podcast: "Big Beautiful Bill": This is what Elon Musk and Donald Trump argued about (BaZ)
A dispute between the tech billionaire and the US president got out of hand. Why did the argument flare up specifically over Donald Trump's budget law?
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