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Sunday, 15.06.2025
17:57 Longevity trend in Switzerland: The business of eternal life: "This is just profiteering" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
Kim Kardashian is advertising full-body scans. Genetic analyses and dietary supplements are booming. Medical professionals are waving them off.
17:52 Champions League: Magdeburg celebrates third Champions League triumph, Portner plays little (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
In the German final of the handball Champions League, Magdeburg defeats champion Berlin 32-26.
17:44 Pleasure in solitude: Japanese male sex toys have been a hit for twenty years (TdG)
A social phenomenon in Japan, the Tenga brand sells its cheeky creations worldwide, including in Switzerland. Its founder opens up.
17:42 Escalation in the Middle East: Israel threatens Iran with further strikes (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
After more than 90 deaths in the air war between Israel and Iran, US President Trump once again calls on the Islamic Republic for a new nuclear agreement.
17:24 Elise Mertens: In the semifinals, she saves 11 match points, and a day later, she wins the tournament (BZ, BaZ)
In ’s-Hertogenbosch, Belgian Elise Mertens writes a beautiful story. It ends with her tenth tournament victory at the age of 29.
17:19 Mass tourism in Spain: How Barcelonans 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 tourist influx has begun.
16:24 Bern-Jurassic Wrestling Festival: Reto Thöni wins after hailstorm – and more worries about Remo Käser (BZ)
The Haslitaler wins his first wrestling festival in Nods, having been at risk of missing it for weeks. Meanwhile, Curdin Orlik celebrates a special victory in Graubünden.
16:21 Israel's Attack on Iran: The Iranian Regime Has Few Options (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In Tehran, people are experiencing war for the first time in decades. And some are wondering if the mullahs will now go ahead and build the atomic bomb.
15:58 Strong Tour Preparation: Cycling Superstar Pogacar Wins Dauphiné Tour for the First Time (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
The overall victory in the dress rehearsal for the Tour de France clearly goes to the top favorite Tadej Pogacar.
15:57 Event in the new festival hall in Bern: 10,700 visitors: The Boulder World Cup still heavily relies on the climbing community (derBund, BZ)
The organizing committee of the Boulder World Cup event is pleased with the premiere in the festival hall in Bern. There is still potential for audience turnout over the next three years.
15:54 Electric cars: The funding for home charging stations will be decided in September (TdG, 24heures)
Residents of a building should be able to charge their electric vehicles. Who will pay for these installations? The answer partly depends on the vote regarding rental value.
15:36 Tour de Suisse: Gregoire wins solo at the start, Swiss hope falls (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
The Frenchman Romain Gregoire secures a solo victory in the first stage of the 88th Tour de Suisse. Jan Christen had to struggle.
15:36 The deep fall of Nicolas Sarkozy: A disgrace for Sarkozy: France's former president is expelled from the Legion of Honor (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
This had only happened once in French history. However, the unflattering comparison with his predecessor is inappropriate.
15:31 Escalation in the Middle East: For Netanyahu, war is not a means, but an end (BaZ)
With the attack on Iran, the Israeli Prime Minister shows that he wants weak neighbors whom he can dominate at will.
15:25 Job Market in Transition: AI Instead of Entry-Level Employees: Is the "Job Apocalypse" Coming to Switzerland? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
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.
14:42 Women's Run in Bern: Heat, Challenges – and a Celebrity Fan for Fabienne Schlumpf (derBund)
Dinad Alemtsehay Gemechu wins the Women's Run over 5 km ahead of Chiara Scherrer and Fabienne Schlumpf. Notably, the fastest Swiss woman is taking an active break this year.
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.
13:41 Tate McRae's rise to pop queen: this singer could shape pop for a long time (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Tate McRae started working on her career at the age of 7. Now she is 22 and will stop in Switzerland on her world tour on Wednesday.
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.
12:06 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.
10:56 Donald Trump's show of power: Those who are not for him should be afraid (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The US president is fostering a climate of fear in the country. How far he has already come is also shown by the murder of a Democratic politician and her husband in Minnesota.
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.
10:19 Value-added tax for the 13th AHV pension: How to destroy the welfare state (derBund, BZ)
The AHV is to be expanded as if there were no tomorrow. Are we a country of fresh ideas or warm slippers?
10:06 Ex-FCB coach to Russia?: Will Fabio Celestini become the coach of CSKA Moscow? (BaZ)
According to Russian media, the former coach of FC Basel is set to take a position in Moscow.
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 (24heures)
The brilliant co-founder of the Beach Boys, who passed away this week, and the courageous governor have both left their mark in 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 Swiss Agriculture: When Moisture Allows Toxic Fungi to Thrive on Wheat Grains (TagesAnzeiger)
Last summer, Fusarium fungi caused part of the wheat harvest to be downgraded to animal feed. Will this happen again this year? Simon Binder from Strickhof in Lindau provides insight.
08:54 Due to the Middle East conflict: Inter striker Taremi cannot travel to the Club World Cup (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Mehdi Taremi had traveled to Iran for World Cup qualifiers. Now the striker is temporarily stuck in his home country. The reason is the conflict with Israel.
07:35 Show of force: Trump parade with accompanying music (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
On the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army – and his own 79th birthday – the president rolls tanks through Washington. But not only this spectacle seems too royal to many Americans.
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.
06:52 Messi's misfortune with the woodwork: No goals at the start of the Club World Cup in Miami (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The opening match of the Club World Cup in the USA between Inter Miami and Al-Ahly ends goalless. Lionel Messi narrowly misses the winning goal in the closing moments.
05:41 Exploding healthcare costs: Basel wants a premium cap and ignores the real issues (BaZ)
Capping health insurance premiums provides short-term relief for the middle class. The vicious cycle between demands and reality persists.
05:38 Debate on the minimum wage: "Employers have missed the boat" – "Don't constantly portray us as inhuman" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A purely existence-sustaining wage is not the responsibility of employers, said employer director Roland Müller recently. Union chief economist Daniel Lampart has no understanding for this.
05:37 Accusation of shallow entertainment: Cat videos at SRG: Susanne Wille has been misled (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
We scrolled through the SRG's social media channels. Cats are running across ski slopes or doing crunches. The director general was unaware of this.
05:36 ICRC President in Interview: "Gaza Sends a Terrible Signal for Future Wars" (TagesAnzeiger)
The International Committee of the Red Cross is known for its strict neutrality. Regarding the war in Gaza, Mirjana Spoljaric finds unequivocal words.
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.
05:11 Assistance for arms manufacturers: Switzerland relinquishes control over 85 percent of arms exports (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The Council of States wants to ease the export of tanks, rifles, and ammunition to support arms companies. An international law expert says this conflicts with a UN agreement.
04:00 Animal cruelty in court: Breeder delayed seeking help, resulting in the death of four piglets and a mini pig (TagesAnzeiger)
A breeder of mini pigs was convicted of animal cruelty. A second report she requested did not help her.
04:00 Sweet Home: Come on board! (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
Boring? Outdated? Dull? Not at all! 10 reasons why the sideboard makes a great roommate.
01:50 Parade in Washington: Trump congratulates the US Army, Vance congratulates Trump (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
President Trump takes the microphone at the end of a large military parade to mark the 250th anniversary of the US Army. Just before, his 79th birthday is also prominently mentioned.
00:53 Canadian Grand Prix: Russell triumphs in qualifying in Montreal (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
The Canadian Grand Prix promises excitement. With strong chances of victory, the surprising Mercedes driver enters the tenth race of the Formula 1 season.
Saturday, 14.06.2025
20:20 Feminist strike takes to the streets: Colorful and purple: Here's how the feminist strike in Bern went (derBund)
On a hot Saturday afternoon, thousands gathered to advocate for the women's cause.
20:19 ZSC champions before departure: Vinzenz Rohrer signs a three-year contract with Montreal (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
The Austrian wants to try his luck in the NHL. If he fails to secure a spot on the team, he would not play in the farm team but in Zurich.
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, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Andrea is searched after a night out in Zurich. Although she was in a taxi, she has to have her driving ability checked. Is the police engaging in preemptive drug policy?
19:55 Federal Gymnastics Festival: Swiss gymnasts showcase strong performances, Seifert stands out (TagesAnzeiger)
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 boundaries (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
BMW is launching a new M2 CS. The weight-reduced sports version is stronger, faster, and more expensive than ever before.
16:35 Greenfield Festival, Day 3: The metal party continues with heat (TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
Even on the last day of the festival, fans brave the scorching heat at the Interlaken airport, showcasing their ingenuity. Meanwhile, Jinjer and Lord of the Lost rock the Jungfrau Stage.
16:27 Exiled Iranian after the attack on Tehran: "In Tehran, people are celebrating, in the background, rockets can be heard hitting" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In the Iranian capital, there is muted joy over the blow against the regime. But now reprisals could follow, fears Saghi Gholipour from Free Iran Switzerland.
16:19 Naivety and blood oaths: secret CS documents come to light in London Greensill trial (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In a court case in London, Finma documents play an important role. In Switzerland, they are not accessible. Politicians are calling for the documents to be made public.
16:12 Controversial topic of the giant SUV: The Alpenpänzerli - what Switzerland's favorite SUV says about us (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
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.
16:12 Best-selling SUV: What the dream car of the Swiss says about our country (BZ)
The BMW X1 is a bestseller. This is related to its name – and the fact that it cleverly opts for understatement rather than showiness.
16:12 Controversial topic of the giant SUV: the Alpenpänzerli - what Switzerland's favorite SUV says about us (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.
15:16 Nighttime checks: police stop speeders at up to 154 km/h (TagesAnzeiger)
On Saturday night, police stopped several speeders on the A1 as well as in Neftenbach, Elsau, and Turbenthal. Seven speeders were immediately taken off the road.
14:55 Dauphiné: Pogacar keeps his fiercest rivals in check even on the king stage (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
A German cyclist continues to make positive headlines just weeks before the start of the Tour de France. Even on the king stage, he keeps pace with the best.
14:52 Violence in the USA: Two Democratic lawmakers in Minnesota shot (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
The crime scenes are only a few kilometers apart: Two lawmakers from the state of Minnesota were seriously injured in attacks on Saturday.
14:44 Meeting Meilen: Swiss sprint hope Buri equals a European record (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
Swiss athlete Xenia Buri is making headlines in the 100 m. In Meilen, the 17-year-old sprinter improved her personal best once again.
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 (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
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.
13:40 US Middle East Policy: Peacemaker or Warmonger? Trump Walks the MAGA Tightrope (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The US president supports Israel, but a war with Iran is out of the question for his supporters.
13:19 Musician with political ambitions: a Grison rapper wants to become the mayor. Brigels faces a tricky decision (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
The rapper MC Flepp from the band Liricas-Analas is not running alone, but in combination with two companions. Is this innovative or undemocratic?
12:51 Analysis of the War in the Middle East: "The Path to Tehran is Cleared" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
Israel is said to have already struck more than 200 targets in Iran, with attacks going far beyond nuclear facilities. How far will Netanyahu's government go in the war against Iran?
12:13 Knighted: "Incredibly proud": Beckham can now call himself Sir David (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
He was one of England's most successful footballers. However, the 50-year-old had to wait a long time for this moment.
11:01 Heavy transformation: The Morgien shopping center will lose a floor (24heures)
The Coop supermarket will be raised by one level to make room for an additional parking level. Several independent retailers will be affected.
09:54 Defense will in Switzerland: Security expert: "Swiss women should also learn to fight" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, 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.
09:47 Controversial Club World Cup: Empty stadiums, disinterested players like Akanji: Trump and Infantino face a flop (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The football tournament in the USA promises a lot of money for the participants and a stage for Donald Trump and Gianni Infantino. However, interest is low – and criticism is high.
09:12 She was in the lead: Race Across America: extreme cyclist Isabelle Pulver has to withdraw after an accident (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
The 54-year-old was leading in the Race Across America before colliding with a construction marker and falling. This is not the first setback of this season.
09:12 She was in the lead: Race Across America: Bernese extreme cyclist Isabelle Pulver has to withdraw after an accident (BZ)
The 54-year-old was leading in the Race Across America when she collided with a construction marker and fell. This is not the first setback of the season.
09:12 She was in the lead: Race Across America: Extreme cyclist Isabelle Pulver has to withdraw after an accident (BaZ)
The 54-year-old was leading in the Race Across America before colliding with a construction marking and falling. This is not the first setback of the season.
09:00 "A New Era for Football" (TdG, 24heures)
The Inter Miami-Al Ahly match kicks off the 21st edition of the FIFA Club World Cup on Saturday, the first to feature 32 clubs.
08:52 Darts World Championship continues in London: The winner receives a million but must win more matches (TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
Larger participant field and higher prize money, but the venue remains the same. The Darts World Championship will again take place at Alexandra Palace.
07:50 Transfer news and rumors: Gattuso new top favorite as Italy's national coach (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Which football player is changing clubs, who is extending their contract, who is ending their career? All information about the summer transfer window 2025 can be found here.
07:09 Measures package planned: Austria aims to tighten gun laws after the shooting (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Various measures such as raising the minimum age for gun buyers are being considered, said the Austrian Chancellor. The psychological test is also set to be tightened.
06:32 Game 4 of the NBA Finals: Everything is open again between Oklahoma and the Indiana Pacers (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
The fourth game of the Finals doesn't showcase the best basketball, but it does feature tough battles and excitement for the upcoming days.
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.
05:43 Debate on health insurance: Who benefits? And what does it cost? The key questions about the premium cap (BaZ)
Health insurance contributions are to be capped at ten percent of income in Basel, as decided by the Grand Council. What sounds simple is highly complex.
05:18 New online portal "Civic": Economiesuisse builds a campaign machine against the left (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The economic association is quietly creating a platform to digitally promote popular initiatives. This way, it aims to catch up with the left-green and "strengthen the Swiss success model."
05:09 Podcast "Conversation Starter": How three women from three generations experience sexism in everyday life (derBund, BZ)
Jasmin (23) is almost daily harassed. Mirjam (47) constantly has to justify her high workload as a mother of three. Cornelia (59) earned less than her male colleagues for many years.
05:00 Scents of horror: What you shouldn't eat on the train (derBund)
Commuters are regularly faced with unwanted scent marks. There can only be one solution to this problem.
05:00 New residential quarter: Weyermannshaus-West: Cultural creators fight to preserve their studio house (derBund)
One of the last industrial areas in Bern is set to make way for 1200 apartments. Now, resistance is rising from small business owners. They are not the only critics of the project.
03:56 Cycling legend Urs Freuler: "I was too proud to go clock in" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
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.
03:55 US Democracy at a Crossroads: Donald Trump Suppresses Opposition with Violence. How Far Will He Go? (derBund)
No US president has ever systematically tried to intimidate the opposition like this. What now threatens after the events in Los Angeles.
01:55 Trial in New York: Diddy hoarded weapons, drugs, and 200 bottles of baby oil (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In New York, the trial against Sean "Diddy" Combs is underway. A special agent reveals details from the search of a property belonging to the former rap superstar. Kanye West was also in the courtroom.
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
22:09 Spain: Weakened by a corruption scandal, Pedro Sánchez wants to hold on (TdG)
The Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is facing several corruption scandals in his close circle.
19:24 Ayrton Costa: USA deny entry to Argentine player, he misses the Club World Cup (TagesAnzeiger, 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.
18:43 Middle East Crisis: Price Surge Expected at the Pump Starting Monday (TdG)
In Switzerland, gasoline prices are set to rise by 2 to 3 cents per liter following the escalation between Israel and Iran. Experts rule out a scenario similar to that of 1973.
18:08 Gift or Theft?: Coins and Money Missing – Former Mayor's Case Enters Second Round (TagesAnzeiger)
As a trustee, the former mayor of Hettlingen is alleged to have stolen around a million from a client. On Friday, he appeared before the Supreme Court. The verdict is still pending.
18:01 Switzerland - EU Agreements: Without a Deal, 500 Billion Losses Loom: Here's How the Federal Council Assesses the Benefits of the EU Package (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Switzerland greatly benefits from agreements with the EU. This is the conclusion of several studies commissioned by the Federal Council. However, the government misjudged earlier forecasts.
16:38 Golf series "Stick": The "Fuck-up" strikes back: Owen Wilson shines as a broken golf star (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In "Stick," Wilson portrays a man who, after a career-ending outburst, hits rock bottom and must realign his life. Some scenes are worth watching over and over again.
16:34 Contract package with the EU: the SVP sharpens the halberd while the others look on in bewilderment (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
In the EU debate, which is now really starting with the consultation on the new contract, the SVP is starting with a lead. It determines what is discussed - and how.
16:11 Historic moment: Langenthal has its own beer again (BZ)
In the Porzi area, after a long planning process, Langenthal beer is flowing from the taps again. But what does the new drink taste like?
15:58 Escalation in Iran: The Ayatollahs would like to take brutal revenge - but they lack the means (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, 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.
15:57 Speculation about career ending: "Chaos" at Ferrari – but Lewis Hamilton is not thinking of quitting (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The eighth Formula 1 title is already out of reach for the 40-year-old. The Italian press reacts to the disappointment with claims that the Brit has a clear opinion on.
15:55 A master thief worthy of a film: he emptied safes in luxury hotels worldwide - he has now been sentenced in Switzerland (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The Colombian Juan Carlos Guzmán-Betancourt had 39 aliases and spoke seven languages. Over 30 years, he stole more than a million dollars from luxury hotels. His theft spree ended in Gstaad.
15:45 The Bernese still in yellow: The phoenix Marlen Reusser rises from her ashes at the Tour de Suisse (TdG)
Winner of the first stage of the Tour de Suisse on Thursday, Marlen Reusser defended her yellow jersey alone on Friday after an eventful day.
15:39 After the attack on Iran: Sirens instead of rainbow flags: How life goes on in Israel (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
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.
15:36 Dauphiné: Superstar Pogacar makes a strong statement in the heat battle (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Dominant Tadej Pogacar emphasizes his ambitions during the first mountain stage of the Dauphiné ahead of the Tour de France.
15:09 Tour de Suisse Women: Marlen Reusser defends her yellow jersey on the queen stage (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In the 2nd stage of the Tour de Suisse Women, four breakaway riders caught the spotlight. One of them won the segment solo.
15:01 Circus magic in Basel: In the blink of an eye: How Circus Knie enchants its audience (BaZ)
Aerial acrobat Svyatoslav Rasshivkin and other artists captivate with their skills, while Mike Müller takes on the Basel police and Xherdan Shaqiri.
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 (derBund)
The cause of the plane crash remains unclear. Indian authorities are now reporting a find at the crash site that could assist them.
14:54 Comment on FC Basel: Fabio Celestini's departure is good for everyone (BaZ)
The relationship between FC Basel and its coach was extremely fruitful. Nevertheless, it is right that the paths part.
14:53 Activists against Amazon founder: Protests against Jeff Bezos' wedding in Venice (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The Amazon founder wants to marry in Venice, much to the displeasure of some. Protesters say the city should not be a backdrop for the super-rich. 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, BZ, BaZ)
After 19 months and winning the double, the 49-year-old leaves FCB. His successor is Ludovic Magnin.
14:39 Insurance in Switzerland: Homeopathy and acupuncture will continue to be reimbursed (TdG)
Unlike the National Council, the Council of States rejected a motion to make the reimbursement of alternative medicines optional.
14:25 First Day of the Greenfield Festival: "You don't come here to experience paradise, but hell!" (derBund, BaZ)
What does rock music have to tell us in 2025? The largest thematic rock festival in Switzerland provides contradictory answers on opening day.
14:09 Questionnaire with Fabienne Schlumpf: "Everyone complains about the traffic – yet they still take the car for every little thing." (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
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.
13:50 Airstrikes in Iran: Swiss plane flies into Iranian airspace and returns to Zurich (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
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 starts (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
National coach Pia Sundhage has had to part ways with the first three players. Three more are joining them.
13:30 After Israel's attacks: Can the "Axis of Resistance" still help Iran? (TagesAnzeiger)
For decades, Tehran built a "ring of fire" around Israel. But Friday's attacks show that the alliance is crumbling, its members are weakened. Here's an overview.
13:10 World half-pipe medalist: After Lucas Braathen, Pat Burgener joins Brazil (TdG)
The 31-year-old Vaud snowboarder has received permission from the FIS to compete for a country other than Switzerland. He will now train outside the Swiss-Ski structures.
12:40 Bilateral Agreements: EU Publishes Contracts with Switzerland – Federal Council to Inform This Afternoon (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The Federal Council is opening the consultation on the contract package with the EU today. The domestic political debate can now begin.
12:31 The CCIG speaks out: "When planning work, the state pays little attention to the needs of the economy" (TdG)
Responding to the heavy traffic jams of recent weeks, the employers' federation of Geneva speaks out on the future of the canton.
12:13 Greenfield Festival, Day 2: Swiss punk rock kicks off (derBund, BZ)
The sun is blazing on the airfield area, and the punk rock band Selbstbedienung kicks off the second day of the Greenfield Festival.
12:04 Swiss Urbanism: It is in the agglomeration that the future of Switzerland is being shaped (TdG, 24heures)
Renowned architects criticize the pastoral vision of land use planning. They focus on smart densification of the suburbs to accommodate 10 million Swiss.
11:52 Across the country: A treasure hunt for the Swiss women's EM squad (TagesAnzeiger)
The Swiss Football Association is taking a new approach. The 23 players for the home EM in July will be announced in a special way.
11:31 Nation switch: Snowboarder Burgener will now compete for Brazil (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
The South American country is gaining another top winter sports athlete. Snowboarder Pat Burgener is turning his back on Switzerland.
11:22 Military operation against Iran: Israel's attack is a blow to the heart of the Islamic Republic (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, 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 are key nuclear scientists. Even the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei must fear for his life.
11:04 Summer transfer market: Zeki Amdouni does not stay at Benfica (TdG)
The Lisbon club does not activate the purchase option for Zeki Amdouni. The Swiss international returns to Burnley, promoted to the Premier League.
10:44 SBB and ZVV on the rise: 30 million arrived at Zurich Airport by public transport (TagesAnzeiger)
Zurich Airport reports an increasing share of arrivals by public transport. 54 percent still come by car, but that number is expected to decrease.
10:42 Interview with US Middle East expert: "For Israel, the risk of waiting was greater than the risk of upsetting Trump" (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
Michael Singh advised US presidents and secretaries of state on Middle East issues. Even he was surprised by the timing of the major Israeli attack on Iran.
10:38 Friday the 13th: There are 235 million francs to win in EuroMillions (TdG, 24heures)
If the jackpot is won in Switzerland this Friday night, it would be the largest win in the history of the game in our country.
10:25 Swedish success coach: Lilja becomes assistant coach at ZSC Lions (TagesAnzeiger)
The Swiss ice hockey champion has found a successor for Rob Cookson. The Swede Andreas Lilja will be alongside Marco Bayer on the bench for the next two seasons.
10:23 Shareholder dispute: criminal court acquits Alpstaeg (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
Bernhard Alpstaeg has to appear in court in Lucerne. The investor of FC Lucerne wins on both charges.
10:00 Podcast "Politbüro": How much should the SRG cost in the future? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The vote on the funding of public radio and television in Switzerland is approaching. The "Politbüro" discusses the halving initiative and possible consequences for the media landscape.
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 made his mark on the retailer's history, notably opposing the sale of alcohol in stores.
09:32 Heroes of our childhood (6): A fatal bump, a broken shoe, and a pact with the Kenyan: André Bucher's wild journey to World Championship gold (BZ)
He was fearless and even outran the fastest East Africans at the turn of the millennium. Then the Swiss crowned his career in the 800-meter race in Edmonton.
09:30 Krogerus & Tschäppeler on redistribution: Can one be not only too poor but also too rich? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In the discussion about a fairer society, economist Ingrid Robeyns makes a spectacular proposal: a wealth limit.
09:28 Culinary journey among food trucks: At the Zurich Street Food Festival, we eat our way around the world (TagesAnzeiger)
An evening at Zurich's Hardturm site in seven courses: From Norwegian salmon kiss to Honduran tortilla to pita with Japanese filling.
09:21 Swiss Gymnastics Party: The Best Pictures from the Federal Gymnastics Festival (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
From June 12 to 22, 2025, Lausanne will host the ETF. 65,000 gymnasts will take part in this year's largest mass sports event in Switzerland.
08:59 Interview with Steve McQueen: "If you think about your audience for even five minutes, you can forget it" (derBund, BaZ)
He is a Hollywood director ("12 Years a Slave") and 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 perhaps with one?: I used to be a pacifist. But now I'm starting to have doubts (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, 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 sadness prevails for him. His brother was also on board.
08:33 Traditional business new in the Stadthaus complex: At the new kiosk at Bürkliplatz, there are Wiedikerli – and vegan patties (TagesAnzeiger)
The butcher Keller takes over the new kiosk in the Stadthaus complex. The restaurant business "Arnold" of the Zurich family company will open at the beginning of 2026 and will offer regional specialties daily.
08:20 Attack on Nuclear Program: These Iranian Generals and Scientists Killed by Israel (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
In the Israeli airstrikes, several high-ranking Iranian generals and scientists were killed. Here’s an overview.
08:15 Appeal from associations: Letter to the Federal Council: Learners 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" (24heures)
Vishwash Kumar Ramesh is the only survivor among the 242 people on board a flight from Ahmedabad to London. Rescue teams are searching through the debris to understand the causes of the crash.
07:49 US Reaction to Iran Attack: Trump Apparently Rejects Israel's Strike Without Saying So (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The US president hoped for a "deal" with Tehran. And now he is witnessing how his alleged confidant Benjamin Netanyahu is bombing his efforts.
07:34 Surprising Attack: Israel Caught Tehran's Leadership Off Guard in Their Sleep (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The army bombed Iranian nuclear facilities and military installations on Friday night. Why did Benjamin Netanyahu start this new war?
07:18 Bad fall: Ski talent Hächler crashes with the bike and injures himself (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, 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: Longtime Migros CEO Herbert Bolliger Has Died (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
Only one was CEO of the orange giant longer than founder Gottlieb Duttweiler. Now Bolliger has succumbed to cancer.
06:50 Norwegian works on comeback: After horrific fall in Wengen, how is Odermatt's rival Aleksander Kilde doing? (TagesAnzeiger)
A year and a half after the serious fall at Lauberhorn, Aleksander Kilde is considering a return to the World Cup. He cannot yet say when that will be.
06:50 Norwegian works on comeback: After horror fall in Wengen: How is Odermatt's rival Aleksander Kilde doing? (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A year and a half after the serious fall at Lauberhorn, Aleksander Kilde is considering a return to the World Cup. His shoulder is still troubling him.
06:12 Stanley Cup: Once again, an overtime is needed – Edmonton ties the final series (TagesAnzeiger)
The Edmonton Oilers are back in the duel against the Florida Panthers. Leon Draisaitl scores after a 0-3 deficit in overtime for a 5-4 victory.
05:58 Flight to safety: Gold price approaches record after Israel's attack on Iran (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Gold is seen by many investors as a so-called safe haven and is therefore sought after during geopolitical crises.
05:50 Obituary of former CEO: He ensured that Migros remains alcohol-free: Herbert Bolliger has passed away (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
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.
04:41 Boeing crash in India: Prime Minister Modi visits the crash site (TdG)
Narendra Modi visited the crash site of the Air India Boeing on Friday.
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, serve to control 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 (BaZ)
Soon, Basel will once again become the hub of the international art scene. Here are the answers to the most important questions about Art.
04:14 Power display in Washington: Donald Trump treats himself to a military parade for his 79th birthday (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Tanks, fighter jets, and nearly 7,000 soldiers will be showcased by Donald Trump on Saturday in Washington. A tense day is on the horizon.
04:13 Wegovy, Ozempic and Co.: New weight loss injection causes a sudden surge (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In Switzerland, the prescription of GLP-1 injections has doubled in a year. Mainly women are using these preparations. Why?
04:00 Rector in interview: "For every franc invested in ZHAW, we generate three francs for the economy" (TagesAnzeiger)
Regula Jöhl is the new rector of the Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW). In the interview, she explains why she wants to instill more "entrepreneurial spirit" in ZHAW.
04:00 100 years of FC Langnau: What the football anniversary has to do with ice hockey (BZ)
When the high anniversary of FC Langnau is celebrated, the players of the SCL Tigers are part of the event. Two seniors explain why.
03:59 Tour de Suisse and hobby cyclists: "When the pros step on the gas, we have nothing more to say" (derBund, BZ)
Speed limit of 40 for an extended period? Adrian Locher from the Ersigen cycling club assesses the performance of the professional racers and finds comforting words for hobby cyclists.
03:43 Zurich Airport: Just a slight increase in passengers in May compared to 2024, but the all-time passenger record is at risk (TagesAnzeiger)
Zurich Airport AG has released its traffic figures for May. Compared to May 2024, there is a slight increase.
02:25 Israel attacks Iran: The head of the Revolutionary Guards Hossein Salami killed (TdG)
Iranian state media reported on Friday that the head of the Revolutionary Guards was killed in Israeli airstrikes.
00:28 Middle East: Israel carries out a "preventive strike" against Iran (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, 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 (TdG, 24heures)
As it recovers from a deep crisis, Boeing is once again in the spotlight following the crash that occurred in India.
20:31 No flip-flop and spaghetti strap ban: clear rejection: no dress codes in Bern schools (derBund, BZ)
By 57 votes to 4, the Bern city council rejected an SVP motion for a "proper clothing" regulation.
19:36 Diamond League Oslo: Swiss success by Mumenthaler over 200 m, Lobalu with national record (TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
The Diamond League meeting in Oslo also featured a Swiss highlight. This time, sprinter Timothé Mumenthaler was in the spotlight.
19:24 President announces change: Trump calls his own immigration policy "very aggressive" – and hints at a turnaround (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Raids against undocumented migrants are causing protests in Los Angeles. Trump has now received support from voices in agriculture and other sectors that fear for their workforce.
18:29 Health insurance: Breast cancer: breast tattoos will be better covered (TdG, 24heures)
The Council of States has accepted a motion from Céline Amaudruz. The Federal Council will need to review the Tarmed rates to better cover the procedure.
17:53 New playing surface for the EM: Now there is natural grass instead of artificial turf in the Thuner Stockhorn Arena (BZ)
All that's missing are players and fans: Over 8000 square meters of natural grass have been laid in the Stockhorn Arena for the football Euro. This grass comes from afar.
17:25 Tourism in Greece: Santorini experiences a historic drop in visitors (TdG, 24heures)
The earthquakes that occurred on the island a few weeks ago are deterring tourists who usually come in large numbers.
17:20 Dauphiné: Leader Evenepoel crashes just before the finish line (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Olympic champion Remco Evenepoel is still in first place in the Dauphiné standings despite his crash.
17:04 USA and Iran: If the nuclear talks fail, airstrikes are threatened (TagesAnzeiger)
The US government and the regime in Tehran are negotiating over the Iranian nuclear program. Will a compromise be reached, or will there be an escalation? Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu would be ready for a military strike.
17:04 USA, Iran and Israel: If the nuclear talks fail, airstrikes are threatened (BZ)
The US government and the regime in Tehran are negotiating over the Iranian nuclear program. Will a compromise be reached? Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu would be ready for a military strike.
17:04 USA and Iran: If nuclear talks fail, airstrikes are threatened (BaZ)
The US government and the regime in Tehran are negotiating over the Iranian nuclear program. Will a compromise be reached, or will there be escalation? Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu would be ready for a military strike.
17:03 New name in the pharmaceutical industry: The wife of Novartis' CEO is set to save the struggling biotech startup Idorsia (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Srishti Gupta will be the new head of the struggling Basel-based biotech company Idorsia. The former McKinsey consultant has little time for a turnaround.
17:03 Aid Cuts: Even 200 Billion Can't Fill the Gaps in Development Assistance (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, 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 Action by right-wing extremists: "Young Tat" disrupts the SVP outing to Rütli with a drone and a giant banner (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
The SVP faction traveled to Central Switzerland on Wednesday. On the Rütli meadow, there were disruptive actions by Young Tat, as they announced the next day.
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?
16:39 Fraud at Zurich Cooperative: Two craftsmen assisted in embezzling a large sum of money – they have now been sentenced (TagesAnzeiger)
Approximately 2.5 million francs were embezzled by the two former heads of the Letten construction cooperative using false invoices. Their accomplices received suspended prison sentences.
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.
16:29 Reform of the 1st pillar: Billions found for the 13th pension and married couples (TdG)
A bold move by the left and the Center in the Council of States: they have concocted an unusual funding for their two initiatives. But the game is not over yet.
16:25 Ramona Bachmann out of the Euros: "I'm devastated": This absence 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?
16:21 Departure from FCB: Leon Avdullahu moves on to the Bundesliga (BaZ)
The 21-year-old leaves FC Basel and transfers to TSG Hoffenheim. In Germany, he signed a long-term contract.
16:19 Motion rejected: alternative medicine remains in basic insurance (BaZ)
Homeopathy and other complementary medicine methods will continue to be covered by health insurance. The Council of States rejected a motion from the National Council.
16:09 After the shooting in Graz: More and more countries want to ban social media for children (derBund, BZ)
After murders in Austria and France, politicians promise to better protect minors from excesses on the internet. However, demanding bans is easier than implementing them.
16:08 France's initiative: Why Macron is suddenly pushing for the recognition of Palestine (derBund, BZ)
Until recently, the French president's Middle East policy was pro-Israel. Now the country could become the first G7 nation to recognize Palestine. However, many questions about Macron's plan remain unanswered.
16:08 Strike against arms production: Ukraine attacks factory of a Swiss company in Russia (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Drones have set fire to a facility of the fertilizer producer Eurochem. The Greens demand that the company, headquartered in Zug, be sanctioned.
16:04 Incident from 2013: No verdict on rape allegation in the Weinstein trial (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The former film producer Harvey Weinstein was back in court. However, the jurors could not agree on one point.
16:01 Bottleneck: Airbus's Big Urgency? Finding Toilets for Its Planes (TdG, 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 (TagesAnzeiger, 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.
15:57 Global Decline in Fertility: The Worldwide Drop in Birth Rates is Explained by Living Costs (TdG, 24heures)
According to the UN, economic uncertainty prevents couples from starting the families they want.
15:47 Plane crash in India: shock in the UK after Air India crash (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In the crashed Boeing Dreamliner, there were 53 British nationals. Many of the Indian passengers also lived in England.
15:36 The essentials of the day: UNIL cuts ties with Jerusalem, crash in India, Lausanne in celebration: what you shouldn't miss this Thursday (24heures)
Find out the main information and highlights of this Thursday, June 12.
15:29 Air traffic in Switzerland: The number of passengers close to pre-pandemic levels (TdG, 24heures)
With 26.2 million passengers, the three national airports of Basel, Geneva, and Zurich increased their passenger traffic by 3.8% during the last winter.
15:17 Energy transition: Nyon intensifies its building renovation program (24heures)
The municipality is launching a second edition of Nyon Rénove after results that are four times higher than the national average.
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
14:48 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, BaZ)
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, BZ, BaZ)
In Madrid, the most successful films and series outside the English-speaking world are being created. What is their secret?
14:04 US-China Trade Dispute: A Good Deal – But Mainly for the Chinese (TagesAnzeiger)
Washington and Beijing have reached an agreement. However, the US and Europe must extract rare earths themselves - or they will become dependent on China.
14:04 Dispute over Rare Earths: Despite Trade Deal, the US and Europe Remain Vulnerable to China (derBund, BZ)
Washington and Beijing have reached an agreement. However, the US and Europe must mine rare earths themselves – or they will submit to China.
14:04 US-China Trade Dispute: A Good Deal – But Mainly for the Chinese (BaZ)
Washington and Beijing have reached an agreement. However, the US and Europe must mine rare earths themselves – or they will become dependent on China.
14:03 Winner of the «Cheese Rolling»: «I was faster than Usain Bolt» (TagesAnzeiger)
At the ancient event in Gloucester, England, daredevils race down a grass hill with a slope of up to 60 degrees. Tom Kopke, the winner of the race, explains why he puts himself through this.
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.
14:03 Stephen King's new thriller: The writer must finally develop a plot - but it was worth it (BZ)
In "No Turning Back," a feminist is hunted by anti-abortion activists. And a serial killer is also on the loose. A worthwhile crime read for the summer months.
14:03 "No Turning Back" by Stephen King: The Horror in the Hinterland (BaZ)
Stephen King tells in his thriller "No Turning Back" about a writer who is hunted by fundamentalists for her fight for the right to abortion.
13:26 Hospitality and Gastronomy: Kareen Vaisbrot becomes the new director of Gastrosuisse (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The lawyer is set to strengthen the industry's and association's image - and prepare the association for the future.
13:24 Federal Gymnastics Festival: Christelle Luisier critiques the work at Lausanne station (24heures)
The president of the State Council used humor during the inaugural day of the Federal Gymnastics Festival.
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, BZ)
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.
12:23 AHV pension and couple's pension: the AHV is set to receive up to 5.5 billion francs additionally (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The Council of States approves a package for the expansion of pension benefits. Higher couple's pensions are controversial.
12:22 Bomb threat in Vienna: Person threw a package at the university and said: "It's going to go boom." (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
In the Austrian capital, a major operation is underway. Students at the Technical University are currently being evacuated.
11:37 After the double: The squad of FC Basel is more valuable than ever (BaZ)
The market value of the FCB team is now estimated at 76.5 million euros. This is double what it was a year ago.
11:08 Welcome to Vivi Kola: There will be no more Coca-Cola in CFF trains (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 to stay: Athens plans to take drastic action against migrants (TagesAnzeiger, 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, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The aircraft involved in the accident in India is a Boeing 787 Dreamliner. The crash adds to a list of incidents involving Boeing.
10:42 Kim Kardashian, Doechii, Eva Longoria: Stars from Los Angeles denounce anti-immigration policy (TdG)
As protests occur in several cities across the United States, celebrities have spoken out against Donald Trump's immigration policy.
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.
10:07 Dealing with Growth: "Pseudo-Green Benefits No One": Urban Planners Want to Intensify Switzerland (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Growth without Consequences? Architect Thomas Sevcik and 40 other experts criticize the federal spatial planning. The solution lies in the agglomeration.
09:53 Interview on women's wages: "A fair wage is one that at least covers living expenses" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Women still earn less money on average than men. Unia economist Noémie Zurlinden explains why the problem isn't just individual choices – and what needs to change.
09:41 Energy Debate Switzerland: The Electricity Agreement Benefits Consumers - and the Environment (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Renewable energies are said to be threatened by the electricity agreement, according to the union leader. SP National Councillor Gabriela Suter disagrees.
09:36 Vote on the 200-franc initiative: National Council rejects the SRG halving initiative (derBund)
The large chamber rejected the initiative with 116 votes against 74, with two abstentions.
09:36 Serafe popular initiative: National Council says no to the SRG halving initiative (BZ)
The large chamber rejected the initiative with 116 votes against 74, with two abstentions.
09:25 Cyclist Noemi Rüegg: "I know my worth is not dependent on the result. My faith helps me a lot" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
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.
08:53 Tragedy in India: Plane crashes into residential area - with 133 people on board (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
As reported by Indian media, a plane has crashed in the western Indian city of Ahmedabad. It is said that London was the destination of the flight.
08:43 Resignation of Coach Probierz: Lewandowski Triumphs in Polish Power Struggle (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
Poland's national football coach Michal Probierz resigns. This likely means striker Robert Lewandowski will return to the team.
08:41 Increase of 10.6 percent: Swiss asset managers raise managed funds to 3.45 trillion francs (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The growth is attributed to about 90 percent market performance and only about 10 percent to new money inflows.
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 allegedly wants to go to Switzerland.
08:34 Clear decision in the Grand Council: Canton of Bern remains majority shareholder of BEKB (derBund, BZ)
The Grand Council has decided by a clear majority to remain the main shareholder of BEKB. Selling the stake would currently bring no financial benefits and would be politically difficult to implement.
08:22 Book recommendation of the week: The Trump Principle: Who Lies, Wins (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 Being Able to Live Safely in Switzerland" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Shafaq Mokwar (38) arrived as a translator at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva. Then war broke out in her home country, Sudan.
08:00 Electric SUV in test: Renault breathes new life into the "Quatrelle" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
After the French reintroduced the iconic R5 as an electric car, they are now also bringing the cult classic R4 as a retro electric vehicle.
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$ap Rocky will perform at Openair Frauenfeld (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
Justin Timberlake, who disappointed many hip-hop fans as the headliner, has canceled his performance at Openair Frauenfeld. Instead, US rapper A$ap Rocky will step in.
07:19 Riots after an alleged assault: renewed unrest in Northern Ireland: leisure center on fire (derBund)
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's time for citizen intervention" (TdG, 24heures)
Like thousands of others, Swiss activist Samuel Crettenand is preparing to march to Gaza to demand the lifting of the humanitarian blockade. Interview from Cairo.
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 Shock in training: Bachmann injures her knee and will miss the European Championship (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Ramona Bachmann will miss the home European Championship in July. The 34-year-old forward sustained a knee injury during training.
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.
06:57 Controversy in environmental policy: Those who cut down Swiss forests must reforest elsewhere – Politicians want to soften the principle (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A proposal from Center party Senator Benedikt Würth calls for loosening forest protection. Environmental groups are up in arms. However, there is also resistance from within his own party.
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 (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The American beverage manufacturer will no longer supply the Swiss Federal Railways. From now on, SBB will focus on Vivi Cola.
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.
05:32 Game 3 of the NBA Finals: Pacers secure second win against Oklahoma City and take the lead (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The NBA Finals provide real playoff drama – intense basketball, matchups between stars from both teams, and an outsider in the lead.
05:25 Development in Geneva: Perly buys its former post office (TdG)
The communal deliberative body voted a credit of 890,000 francs to acquire the plot of nearly 1,600 m² located in the heart of the municipality.
05:16 Tensions with Iran: US withdraws embassy staff in Iraq (TagesAnzeiger)
According to US media reports, the measure is said to be due to the possibility of an imminent Israeli attack on Iran. There are fears that the leadership in Tehran could order retaliatory strikes against US targets in the region.
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.
04:21 On the Sbrinz Route: Like in the old days: Hiking with mules and cheese over alpine passes (derBund, BZ)
Every summer, a group of mountain and animal enthusiasts follows the oldest cheese trade route from Central Switzerland to Italy. Our author joined the hike.
04:12 United States: Donald Trump unveils the website for the "gold card" (TdG, 24heures)
The waiting list for the "gold card," a permanent visa for the United States sold for five million dollars, is officially open.
04:00 Economy in Winterthur: Sulzer's plastic offensive (TagesAnzeiger)
The traditional company from Winterthur, Sulzer, aims to advance plastic recycling. To this end, it has inaugurated a new research hub in Winterthur and set high goals.
04:00 Money laundering through Swiss accounts: Zurich company involved in a major fraud case in Germany (TagesAnzeiger)
A man from the Bülach area sees himself as an unsuspecting victim of criminal activities. He transferred money from Germany to Turkish accounts.
04:00 Häsler, Bieger and Co. on Urs Kessler: "He actually wanted to become a farmer" (derBund)
For 38 years, Urs Kessler shaped the fate of the Jungfrau railways and thus also the region. How was he perceived by other players in politics and business?
04:00 The era of Urs Kessler comes to an end: persistent, provocative, and successful (derBund)
He wasn't always popular, but he followed his path and succeeded. The Bernese Oberland also benefited from this. A tribute to the work of Urs Kessler.
04:00 Two generations in the gender debate: "This is a real danger for women's rights" - "I experience it very differently" (BZ)
Samira Martini and Jan Gnägi both made the leap into the Grand Council at a young age - but there are worlds between them. Their dispute over gender-neutral language illustrates this.
03:34 Philipp Loser on the wrong path of the FDP: Thierry Burkhart and his Tscholi party (derBund, BaZ)
The president abandons his party at a delicate moment, just before things get serious, he leaves. Somehow, it's understandable.
03:26 Support in Family Planning: How a Company Assists Its Employees in Having Children (TagesAnzeiger)
Hormonal therapies, egg freezing: The pharmaceutical company Merck has been covering fertility treatments for its employees for a year and a half. Sociologist Katja Rost refers to it as a market gap.
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