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Wednesday, 30.07.2025
20:59 Early lead squandered: Servette must go through Europa League qualification (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The Genevans fail in the second qualifying round of the Champions League against Viktoria Pilsen. They lose the return match against the Czechs 1-3.
20:45 "I love this state": Harris will not run for governor in California (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
After her election defeat, Harris was quiet for a while. In the U.S., there was speculation about whether she would run for governor of California. Now she clarifies her position.
20:29 United States: The Fed leaves interest rates unchanged against the advice of two governors (TdG, 24heures)
The Federal Reserve keeps interest rates steady. Two governors expressed their disagreement, an unprecedented situation.
19:29 Friendly match in Austria: A goal and a leather pants for Ronaldo (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Cristiano Ronaldo scores in Al-Nassr's 2-1 victory against Toulouse near Salzburg. Due to bad weather, the Saudi club departs five days earlier than planned.
18:35 Venezuelan striker: YB strengthens its offense with Cordova (derBund, BZ)
The Young Boys sign Sergio Cordova. The 27-year-old striker from Venezuela receives a four-year contract.
18:08 Negotiations with Europe: the nuclear deal is about to expire - what is the status of the Iranian nuclear program? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
France, the United Kingdom, and Germany are putting pressure on Tehran. What leverage do the Europeans have? And what does the Iranian regime want? The key questions and answers.
18:03 Tighter UBS Regulations: Mr. Ermotti, how to convince politicians (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti is on an explanatory mission against the planned capital requirements from the Federal Council. However, for his rhetoric to resonate, the tone and arguments should become more constructive.
18:03 Famine in Gaza: Germany and Italy slow down EU sanctions against Israel (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The EU Commission aims to pressure Israel by withdrawing research funds, but member countries are taking their time and pushing the proposal to a working group.
18:03 Ajla Del Ponte in interview: "If I can't overcome this fear, I won't be able to sprint anymore" (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
The athlete from Ticino finished fifth in the 100 meters at the 2021 Olympics. Then came injuries, depression, and the question: to continue or to stop?
18:03 Interest rate decision in the USA: Federal Reserve keeps key rate unchanged despite Trump's pressure (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Since December 2024, the Federal Reserve has not changed the key interest rate. Even after its July meeting, the range remains the same - this is likely to annoy one person in particular.
18:02 Conflict in the West Bank: Activist from Oscar film "No Other Land" shot – Israeli settler arrested (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Palestinian Awdah Hathaleen fell victim to Israeli settler violence. Swiss researcher Moritz Haegi knew him personally.
18:01 Overpaid athletes: When earnings exceed performance (TdG, 24heures)
Amid injuries, underperformances, and scandals, some athletes continue to receive exorbitant salaries. Clubs and fans pay the price for risky bets.
16:54 Domestic violence in court: As he stabbed, his girlfriend held the baby in her arms (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
A knife attack sends a Romanian to prison for six years and nine months. The deportation he feared is unavoidable for this young father.
16:37 Swiss real estate market: Housing prices surge by nearly 2% in three months (TdG, 24heures)
The surge in prices is accelerating with a 1.9% increase in the second quarter. Rural areas are experiencing the most significant growth.
16:29 Dispute over UBS capital buffer: "Too extreme": Sergio Ermotti criticizes demands from Finance Minister Keller-Sutter (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The CEO of UBS is resisting the regulatory plans of the Federal Council. He also makes it clear that the fiasco surrounding the dollar derivatives is resolved for the major bank.
16:23 Violation of human rights: 201 people were victims of human trafficking in Switzerland in 2024 (24heures)
Human trafficking has slightly increased in Switzerland: last year, 201 victims were recorded by the Traite Platform, of which 73% are women.
16:19 Women's Tour de France: Le Court Pienaar hits two birds with one stone (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Kimberley Le Court Pienaar wins the 5th stage in a sprint of a seven-woman group. The woman from Mauritius also takes the leader's jersey in the overall standings.
16:07 Series scam: Victim of a romance scam, he traps 42 people in turn (TdG, 24heures)
A 72-year-old man from Valais borrowed over 600,000 francs without repaying them. The man, ruined by a virtual love, is said to have scammed relatives.
15:57 Study on holidays: Going in a group is a no for the majority of Swiss people (TdG, 24heures)
The idea of traveling in a group and sharing a house is off-putting for the majority of Swiss people. Too many negative aspects come to their minds.
15:55 Air traffic over London: Technical error causes significant delays at British airports (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
Technical issues with air traffic control are causing significant delays in the airspace over London. Normal operations are being gradually resumed.
15:33 Next transfer: FC Basel: An arrival from Serbia (BaZ)
Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano reports that FCB has signed midfielder Andrej Bačanin.
15:28 Police control: This speed camera generated over 500,000 francs in two weeks (BaZ)
For 16 days, a semi-stationary speed camera on the A2 in Basel recorded all vehicles that ignored the single-lane reduction before the Schwarzwald Bridge.
15:00 July 30, 2025: The Most Important of the Day (TagesAnzeiger)
Tsunamis after a strong sea earthquake | Government plans billion-saving measures | Ghislaine Maxwell wants to testify in the Epstein case | Relocation project launched for Brienz | Xhaka transfers to Sunderland
14:12 Offline more popular than online: Noii ends video dating (TagesAnzeiger)
The dating platform Noii is ending its core business, speed video dating. Singles found more enjoyment in real encounters. There will be more of these in the future.
14:10 Baselbieter energy politician: "A puppet show put on by the conservatives": Thomas Tribelhorn fights against new nuclear power plants (BaZ)
The GLP leader still believes that the energy transition can be achieved with solar panels and wind turbines. In the interview, he criticizes his political opponents.
14:03 Mood of change in Hungary: Will Viktor Orbán be a dangerous revolutionary in cycling shorts? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The opposition figure Péter Magyar is leading in all polls in Hungary. But how realistic is the turnaround next spring? On the road with someone who wants to topple the Orbán system.
14:03 Pros and cons of film sequels: Finally, the continuation of "The Devil Wears Prada"! Or: Filmmakers, come up with something new! (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
Hollywood and co. are all about sequels. Right now, the continuations of "The Devil Wears Prada," "Freaky Friday," and "Bend it Like Beckham" are sparking discussions. A good trend? We are divided.
14:02 Doctor shortage in Switzerland: "After work, I sit in the practice for up to four hours": doctors advocate for a part-time model (TagesAnzeiger)
Are part-time doctors to blame for the supply crisis? A surgeon, a doctor, and an emergency physician defend themselves against the accusation.
14:00 Death of an icon: Ozzy Osbourne, a final journey to Birmingham (TdG, 24heures)
The funeral of the rock legend takes place this Wednesday in his hometown, bringing together thousands of grieving fans.
13:55 Travel trends: Beach, freedom, and gastronomy, the golden triangle of Swiss holidaymakers (TdG, 24heures)
Most Swiss people prefer half-board to all-inclusive offers. Costa del Sol, the Balearic Islands, Greek islands, and the Côte d'Azur are their favorite getaways.
13:44 Interactive quiz: The Swiss passport is earned. And you, would you get it? (TdG, 24heures)
Even people born in Switzerland sometimes get it wrong. The Swiss naturalization test puts your knowledge to the test. Would you succeed in obtaining the red passport with the white cross? Take the quiz to find out.
13:18 Funeral procession in Birmingham: Fans and family pay their last respects to Ozzy Osbourne (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
For many fans, the "Prince of Darkness" was more than just a heavy metal star. The procession in his hometown will be a special moment.
12:54 Turnaround in the legal dispute: environmental organization Aqua Viva withdraws complaint against Trift reservoir (derBund, BZ)
Aqua Viva gives up the legal dispute over the Trift reservoir and withdraws its complaint. The Grimsel Association is disappointed and maintains its resistance.
12:16 Middle East War: Federal Council insists on two-state solution and comments on recognition of Palestine (BZ)
At the UN conference in New York, Switzerland calls on all parties to adhere to humanitarian international law.
11:13 Interview with Zoë Më: «Eurovision was meant to be just a step, not a final destination» (TdG, 24heures)
Following her participation in Eurovision, the Swiss singer doesn't stop there. She reveals her international projects while sharing the financial challenges that remain despite her newfound fame.
11:13 Revelation of the Nati: Shining at the Euro, this Swiss player is coveted by Europe's giants (TdG)
After seven years in Frankfurt, Géraldine Reuteler might be packing her bags. Two French clubs are reportedly interested in the 26-year-old from Nidwalden.
10:37 Showdown with judges: what happens if the courts declare Trump's tariffs illegal? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Trump's tariff deals are built on shaky legal ground. On Thursday, a proceeding begins in an appeals court - uncertainty is likely to linger for a long time.
10:34 Money, War, Betrayal: How Russia's Returnees Are Being Robbed (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Nikita Khursa survived the front in Ukraine, was wounded, and returned with a bonus. But at home, new enemies were lurking: the kleptocrats.
10:10 Platforms in Focus: Australia Bans Youtube Accounts for Children Under 16 (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Following Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Tiktok, and X, access to the video portal is also prohibited for youth in Australia.
10:00 Humanitarian crisis in Gaza: "In the street, children are looking for flour mixed with sand" (TdG, 24heures)
A humanitarian mission leader recounts survival and testifies to an unbearable situation. When food distributions become "massacres."
09:53 It’s official: Granit Xhaka is moving to Sunderland (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The decision about Granit Xhaka's future has been made: after a long back and forth, the Swiss national player is heading back to the island.
09:14 Accusations of racism: jeans ad featuring Sydney Sweeney is causing a stir – American Eagle faces a backlash (BZ, BaZ)
"Sydney Sweeney has great jeans" is the pun in the form of an advertising slogan that is currently causing controversy.
08:46 Trade war: Trump will have the final say on a trade truce with China (TdG, 24heures)
After two days of "constructive" discussions in Stockholm, the extension of the customs pause remains dependent on the decision of the American president.
08:44 After success at the ESC: The BVB karaoke tram is back - but not for free (BaZ)
On selected Friday and Saturday evenings, the retrofitted vintage tram with a disco ball will cruise through Basel starting mid-August.
08:26 US media report: World Cup draw is set to take place on December 5 in Las Vegas (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Less than six months before the World Cup draw, FIFA has not yet released any official news about the event. A report now mentions the date and location.
08:00 The law and you: Who pays for work equipment in teleworking? (TdG, 24heures)
Each week, a legal expert from TCS provides the answer to a legal question.
07:48 At the age of 63: former national player André Ladner has passed away (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
Swiss football mourns André Ladner. The GC legend passed away on Tuesday.
07:21 Schlageropenair: "Oh, sorry" – Francine Jordi forgets the lyrics to her own song (derBund)
At an open-air event in the canton of St. Gallen, Francine Jordi was surprised by a duet with organizer Mathias "Jordi" Ramseier. She forgot the lyrics to her own song and took it with humor.
07:02 Social action: Alibaba and You leave the alpine pasture of Corbeyrier (24heures)
The association, which supports at-risk youth, will leave the alpine pasture of the Chablais municipality after working there for seven years.
06:33 Vaud tourism: Will the Hôtel du Chasseron, emblem of the Jura, close permanently? (24heures)
After the departure of its tenant, the owner, Armasuisse, will not immediately renew the lease. Bullet advocates for a quick takeover.
06:18 Radicant debacle at BLKB: Government promises quick results from external investigation and is open to PUK (BaZ)
The external investigation report on the Radicant debacle is expected to be ready by the end of August. Additionally, an external person is set to take over in the bank council.
05:59 In place of an iconic bar: Holy Cow! challenges McDonald's near Vevey station (24heures)
Fast food in a listed building: since the end of July, the renovated former post office has been dedicated to burgers, a year after the closure of the Ve.
05:58 4 billion dollars: UBS doubles quarterly profit (TagesAnzeiger)
The major bank reports a quarterly profit more than double that of the previous year. It has also exceeded analysts' expectations.
04:57 Celebration of the National Day: For the Vaudois, August 1st will also be experienced on the plates (24heures)
In 1891, banquets flourished in the streets of Lausanne. Today, country brunches and buffets have taken their place. An overview.
04:55 4 billion dollars: UBS doubles quarterly profit (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The major bank reports a quarterly profit more than double that of the previous year. It has also exceeded analysts' expectations.
04:40 In times of digitalization: Ukrainian woman soon opens bookstore with integrated café (BaZ)
Hanna Alieksieieva is creating a place in Basel for coffee drinking and reading: Cozy Place specializes in international novels.
04:38 Financial advisor on dividends: No special distributions for ETFs? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Novartis and Sandoz, Holcim and Amrize: In spin-offs, there are special dividends. In the case of equity funds, these are included in the total distribution.
04:36 Lewis Hamilton and Co.: 113 million for doing nothing – these are the most overpaid athletes in the world (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
One receives a nine-figure sum – without any return. One earns double what his better teammate makes. And one spills his salary while drunk.
04:15 Beware on the highways: 6 tricks that scammers use to rip off holiday travelers (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Those driving to Spain, Italy, France, Slovenia, or Hungary this summer may fall victim to a crime during their journey. Here’s how to protect yourself.
04:05 Prestigious apprenticeship at the bank: the gymnasium student was not considered - he preferred to earn his own money (derBund, BZ)
Rafael Zeier has just completed his banking apprenticeship. Despite the collapse of CS and numerous scandals, young people are still drawn to the financial world. Where does this fascination come from?
04:00 A pest from the tropics: a voracious moth is worrying farmers (TagesAnzeiger)
A small moth could make life difficult for farmers. Agroscope has therefore increased monitoring.
04:00 Tensions before the Queer Demo: "Queers for Palestine" want to demonstrate for Gaza at the Pride in Bern (derBund)
The activist group does not identify with the Pride. However, its members still want to participate in the parade. Here’s how the organizers are responding.
03:53 After the Women's Euro: "Outbursts will no longer be accepted" - Politicians criticize men's football (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The atmosphere at the Women's Euro was peaceful. Now, security directors are urging clubs and the league to take it as a model. An official responds: the audience is different.
03:30 «Apropos» – the daily podcast: «Put away your phone!» : Are bans in schools sensible or out of touch with reality? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Too much distraction, not enough attention: More and more cantons are banning phones in schools. But does it help?
02:57 Ceasefire: Thailand accuses Cambodia of "flagrant violation" (TdG, 24heures)
The Thai Foreign Ministry condemns a "flagrant violation" of the ceasefire following a nighttime attack.
Tuesday, 29.07.2025
21:43 The Pope surprises with a crowd bath with 120,000 young people (24heures)
The new pope made a splash on Tuesday evening in St. Peter's Square with 120,000 young people gathered for a week of pilgrimage.
19:53 Ghislaine Maxwell: Epstein's confidante wants to testify but sets two conditions (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The former girlfriend of the sex offender offers cooperation. However, Congress considers a testimony under these conditions to be excluded.
19:26 Granit Xhaka in the Premier League: Why Sunderland? Because it's so appealing! (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
At nearly 33 years old, the national team captain is diving into his next adventure: Granit Xhaka is moving to the club of Kyril Louis-Dreyfus, who plays for FC Seefeld in the 4th division.
19:21 Relief for federal finances: New billion-saving hammer: Karin Keller-Sutter plans further measures (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The first package of measures for 2027 is not even in Parliament yet, and another one is already coming. Because a deficit threatens once again.
19:16 Threat of 31 percent tariffs: Karin Keller-Sutter waits: "It's now in Trump's hands" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
For months, Switzerland has been trying to avert the looming tariffs. Karin Keller-Sutter emphasizes again: the ball is in Donald Trump's court, who is expected to decide by August 1 at the latest.
19:01 Bernese Superbike rider: Aegerter learns of his dismissal via Instagram (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Dominique Aegerter will lose his spot in the Superbike World Championship at the end of the season. He is disappointed by the end of his collaboration with Yamaha.
18:45 At least two dead: helicopter crashes on Bundeswehr flight near Leipzig (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Paddlers find debris in the Mulde River. It soon becomes clear that a helicopter has crashed during a Bundeswehr flight. By evening, it is also confirmed that there are fatalities.
18:39 New fee against mass tourism: 10 euros entry - Venice collects millions from day tourists (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A city like a museum - and the ticket costs up to ten euros: Venice has completed the second test phase of its entry system and is taking a preliminary assessment.
18:11 Religious minorities in distress: Christians in the Middle East live in fear (TagesAnzeiger)
In Syria, violence against Alawites and Druze is increasing - Christians also no longer feel safe. Most have fled Iraq years ago. The situation is different in Lebanon.
18:04 Kurds in Turkey: "Our children have been killed, and we ask for peace" (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
In Izmir, there are Turks who fought against the Kurds – and Kurdish families like that of Peyruze Kurt, whose children died for the PKK. Now there is supposed to be peace – but how is that going to happen?
18:03 Trump's ultimatum to Putin: "We'll manage just fine" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The US president gives Russia "ten or twelve days" for a ceasefire in Ukraine. The Kremlin responds with calm. However, former president Medvedev warns of a war with the US.
18:02 "Relief Package 27": Karin Keller-Sutter is already planning the second savings package (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The first set of measures to relieve federal finances is not even in Parliament yet, and another one is already looming on the horizon. However, much remains unclear.
18:00 The end of mail?: The Post Office is preparing for a world without letters (TdG, 24heures)
Digitalization is disrupting the traditional mail delivery model. Avenir Suisse proposes ending the monopoly and subsidies for newspapers by 2035.
17:50 Fireworks in Switzerland: "It's not just animals that suffer on August 1st - but also people like me" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Many people in Switzerland want the fireworks to stop. So does Noah Bäriswyl. At 25 years old, he experiences the noise of fireworks every year as torment.
17:31 Road safety: After another accident on the A18, Astra takes measures (BaZ)
The section near Aesch is set to become safer. Two measures are planned.
16:35 Real Estate Lobbying: Switzerland is a Country of Tenants Governed by Owners (TdG, 24heures)
In Switzerland, the parliament is made up of 70% owners while two-thirds of the population rents. This disconnect explains the systematic failure of reforms in their favor.
16:29 Two million to distribute: Dan Ndoye's transfer will bring big profits to Swiss football (TdG, 24heures)
The Vaudois will soon be transferred for 40 million euros to England. Several Swiss clubs will benefit from this transfer.
16:27 Record transfer: Is Dan Ndoye ready for the Premier League? (TdG)
Soon to be transferred to Nottingham Forest, the Nati winger is preparing to discover the English league. On paper, the Romand has everything to shine in his new colors.
16:05 Bakery shuffle in the Thun region: Amstutz closes two branches – opens a new one on Thuner Schulstrasse (derBund, BZ)
The Amstutz bakery is undergoing a generational change. This also means the end of the branches in Oberhofen and Steffisburg. However, there will be a reopening in Thun in October.
16:01 Famine in Gaza: How long can Merz continue to vacillate? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The German Chancellor remains vague in his dealings with the Israeli government. Meanwhile, resistance to his current stance is growing among the public and in the Foreign Office.
15:25 State Television in North Korea: North Korean Regime Releases Soap Opera as Propaganda (BaZ)
In the new state production, for the first time, it addresses family issues and bribery. Experts see this as the regime's attempt to appear more human in the face of growing crises.
15:23 Travel business acquisition: Travel agency Schär in Münsingen goes to Belpmoos Reisen (BZ)
The regional travel provider Belpmoos Reisen strengthens its position with an acquisition. However, the agency in Münsingen is to be retained.
15:08 Senses seats unveiled: With these suites, Swiss aims to sell tranquility above the clouds (TagesAnzeiger)
On Tuesday, Swiss unveiled the new premium seats for its First and Business Class. Flights with these seats can be booked starting now for 2026.
15:05 Manhunt in the UK: Attack in London: Police are searching for right-wing extremist Tommy Robinson (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
On Monday, a man was assaulted and injured at St Pancras station. Tommy Robinson is considered a suspect – but he left the country on Tuesday.
15:00 July 29, 2025: The most important news of the day (TagesAnzeiger)
Swiss arms deals under scrutiny by French gangs | New revelations in the Epstein/Trump affair | Federer's business empire is relocating | Phishing ruling in fraud case involving Swiss bank customers | Humanitarian situation in Gaza deteriorating
14:43 US ultimatum on the Ukraine war: Trump has no clue how to get Putin to agree to a ceasefire (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The US president shortens the deadline within which the Russian ruler is supposed to stop the war to "ten or twelve" days. However, the threat turns out to be a bluff.
14:41 Crime in Switzerland: Geneva is the canton with the highest number of phone thefts (TdG, 24heures)
In summer, thefts are particularly frequent there. Here’s how to prevent them.
14:41 After his fourth Tour triumph: Pogacar opts out of the Vuelta (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
Tadej Pogacar is skipping the Vuelta. The UAE team will be led by João Almeida and Juan Ayuso at the Vuelta.
14:15 UN Conference on Two-State Solution: France and Saudi Arabia Hope for New Momentum in the Palestine Issue (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A UN conference in New York aims to advance the two-state solution. The USA is completely boycotting the meeting and hardening its tone towards allies.
14:11 Shooting in New York: Donald Trump denounces a "senseless" act of violence (TdG)
The shooting carried out by a man in a skyscraper in New York, before taking his own life, provokes outrage in the United States.
14:11 Shooting in New York: Trump denounces a "senseless" act of violence (24heures)
The shooting carried out by a man in a skyscraper in New York, before taking his own life, provokes outraged reactions in the United States.
14:07 Award-winning chocolatier: Juliana Hassler wanted to be a pilot, now her pralines fly around the world (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Her career dream fell apart, her first marriage too, and then she received a severe diagnosis. Yet today, the Brazilian is conquering the world with her delicacies from Thurgau.
14:06 Women's Euro Review: Over 500 Million Watching on TV - and Other "Bold Expectations" Were Also Surpassed (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
97% of tickets sold, 50% women in the stands. The four-week European Championship in Switzerland leaves the organizers happy.
13:45 National solidarity: The Sponsorship for mountain municipalities mobilizes Switzerland for Blatten (TdG, 24heures)
More than 10 million francs have been raised for the buried village in Valais. The donations will first be used for urgent work before reconstruction.
13:35 Shock in Lesotho: Company producing Trump's own golf shirts faces collapse due to US tariffs (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Lesotho's textile industry is on the brink due to impending 50% US tariffs. Ironically, golf shirts for Trump's own clothing brand are also produced in this African kingdom.
13:35 Mountain accident in Pakistan: Former biathlete Laura Dahlmeier seriously injured (TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
The German biathlon Olympic champion was struck by a rockfall while mountaineering in Pakistan.
13:33 Former coach of Werner Günthör: Jean-Pierre Egger has died just before his 82nd birthday (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The former Swiss athlete has passed away. Egger coached various Swiss top athletes.
13:28 Unusual communication and relationship style: From "Donalddd" to "Emmanuellll": Trump's unusual closeness to heads of state (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
If they need something, they can just call him: According to internal sources, the US president offers many heads of government his private number. The exchanges are reportedly much more frequent than previously made public.
13:26 Accident involving a helicopter in Germany: Bundeswehr helicopter crashes near Leipzig (derBund)
Parts of a helicopter were found in the Mulde River at noon. The police are searching for possible occupants and confirm that it is a Bundeswehr helicopter.
12:43 Lovro Zvonarek: Grasshoppers loan offensive midfielder from Bayern (TagesAnzeiger)
The 20-year-old Lovro Zvonarek joins GC for a year. The Croatian was recently loaned from the Munich team to Sturm Graz.
12:20 Southeast Asia: Thailand and Cambodia in conflict: can you still travel there? (24heures)
The Federal Department of Foreign Affairs issues specific recommendations for Swiss tourists.
11:54 Swiss clients scammed online: A British student receives 7 years in prison (TdG, 24heures)
A 21-year-old man has been sentenced for using phishing to steal nearly 2.4 million francs from clients of Swiss banks.
11:24 Mockery for Winterthur city bus: Swiss "punctuality at its finest" (TagesAnzeiger)
An English-speaking passenger validated his ticket one second late on bus 2 and received a fine for it. The online community mocks the response from the collection agency.
11:13 Online scam: Beware of this Ikea scam that promises a free gift box (24heures)
The Swedish furniture brand warns about the impersonation of its identity on social media, aimed at trapping its Swiss customers.
11:02 Gift from Qatar: Trump's new luxury jet is now being modified for hundreds of millions (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The Boeing 747-8 aircraft from Qatar is set to become part of Air Force One. However, numerous modifications are required. Criticism is pouring in – even from Trump's camp.
10:50 Worldwide Cybercrime: Investigators Stop Ransomware – Nearly 200 Victims (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
Cybercriminals inflicted nearly half a billion dollars in damages online. Investigators have now dealt a significant blow to the group.
10:50 Global Cybercrime: Investigators Stop Ransomware – Nearly 200 Victims (BZ)
A group caused nearly half a billion dollars in damage online. Investigators have now dealt a significant blow to the perpetrators.
10:50 Global Cybercrime: Investigators Stop Ransomware - Nearly 200 Victims (BaZ)
Cybercriminals caused nearly half a billion dollars in damages online. Investigators have now dealt a significant blow to the group.
10:24 Opposition in Turkey: 20 arrests during operations against Istanbul city administration (TagesAnzeiger)
The crackdown on the opposition continues unabated. Nationwide, law enforcement is acting against the CHP party over alleged corruption.
10:18 Director of the Tour de France Femmes: "We women changed in the back of a van. It was all very amateurish." (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Former cyclist Marion Rousse has been the director of the most important women's cycling race in the world since 2022. The Tour de France Femmes will continue until Sunday - and in 2026 it will start in Switzerland.
10:18 Opinion changed after years: Why our author is now putting a film on his iPhone (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
Since mobile phones have existed, so have screen protectors. Our digital editor always found them silly. Now he has had one for over two months - but not to protect the display.
10:13 Office – Economic news of the week: Roche CEO has never smoked a cigarette (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The "Office" of the "SonntagsZeitung" is an institution. Rumors, anecdotes, success stories: here you can read what is happening beyond the big headlines in the economy.
10:04 Interview on the Epstein/Trump affair: "Both were obsessed with women or girls. Models were their preferred category" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The US journalist Michael Wolff claims to have spoken for 100 hours with the sex offender Jeffrey Epstein - also about his old friend Donald Trump. What did he find out?
10:04 Norwegian cross-country skier: Motherhood joys instead of a comeback: Ski star Johaug is pregnant again (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
There had been much speculation about a return of the Norwegian. Instead, Therese Johaug is looking forward to her second child.
10:04 Million-dollar damage in Switzerland: Swiss bank customers lost assets: English student convicted of phishing (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
Investigations in Switzerland led to the conviction of a student in England to a long prison sentence. He developed so-called phishing kits that caused £100 million in damage worldwide.
09:57 Scams in series: How scammers trapped their victims in the Romandy train stations (TdG)
A man scammed thousands of francs by claiming to be in distress. Despite appealing to the Federal Court, he will serve ten months in prison and will be expelled.
09:55 Healthcare in the Oberland: Assistant Doctor Suna Fritz and the Alpine Crime (derBund, BZ)
Suna Fritz is volunteering in medical services at the "Beo Bike Week" in Mülenen. There, she discusses the impending generational shift at the Oberhasli medical center and the associated risks.
09:49 Viral doll: After Labubu comes Lafufu: Now the fake variant of the dolls is in demand (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Due to the high global demand, counterfeit Labubus are circulating - even in Switzerland. In China, strict measures are being taken against the fakes.
09:18 Death of a junior from Lucerne: He learns of his friend's death after scoring his first goal in professional football (TdG)
Lucas Silva Ferreira scored his first goal in his first professional match. After the game, he learned of his best friend's death.
08:52 Victoria Jungfrau and Bellevue Palace: Luxury hotels benefit from rising demand (derBund, BZ)
The hotel division of Aevis Victoria has grown in the first half of the year. Revenue increased by 3.7% to 103.9 million francs.
08:22 He leaves Basel: Roger Federer moves his empire to a tax haven (TdG, 24heures)
The company group Tenro, owned by the tennis star, is moving to Wollerau in the canton of Schwyz. A more tax-friendly municipality.
07:59 Fatal incident in Italy: waiter chokes on a piece of mozzarella he ate during his break (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
A 50-year-old restaurant worker choked on a piece of mozzarella in an Italian seaside resort.
07:54 Wollerau instead of Bottmingen: Federer's business empire moves to the tax paradise of Schwyz (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
Roger Federer relocates the headquarters of his business group from Basel to Wollerau SZ. Lower taxes are likely the trigger.
07:48 Fight against the shortage of children: 1200 francs per baby: China desperately struggles for every newborn (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The communist leadership in Beijing has launched a nationwide support program for families with young children. This is an effort by the government to combat the looming aging population.
07:42 Online commerce: the EU accuses the giant Temu of violating its digital legislation (TdG, 24heures)
The European Commission criticizes the lack of control over products offered online, particularly baby toys.
07:01 Financial advisor offers investment tips: loan funds are not banks - there is a risk in case of bankruptcy (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The loan fund of a construction cooperative is not subject to the statutory deposit insurance. In Switzerland, this only applies to banks.
07:00 Interview with advertising icon: The man behind "Being cheap is great" despises luxury - except for his Ferrari-priced staircase (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Jean-Remy von Matt, co-founder of the creative agency Jung von Matt, discusses his career and his relationship with money. Why he never spends more than 100 francs on clothes and travels in second class.
06:15 Future of electric cars: Musk seals billion-dollar deal – Tesla and Samsung team up (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
To advance the production of self-driving cars, the American car manufacturer has entered into a new partnership. An important contract for Samsung.
05:42 US President Under Pressure: "I Don't Draw Women": Trump Explains Break with Epstein (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
US President Donald Trump has once again distanced himself from sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and provided reasons for the break in their friendship. Meanwhile, a report from the "Wall Street Journal" is making waves.
05:32 Rerum Corporation will establish its European base in Geneva (TdG)
The Brazilian company Rerum Corporation is active in the international trade of raw materials.
04:21 Power struggle off the court: "Would you recommend tennis as a career to your children? Probably not" (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
Ahmad Nassar, CEO of the player organization PTPA co-founded by Novak Djokovic, explains why he has sued the tennis world – and what needs to change.
04:01 Mountain hut boom: what to do when booked guests don’t show up? (derBund, BZ)
The SAC huts in the Oberland are currently often fully booked. However, guests sometimes fail to show up despite having made a reservation. How do hut wardens deal with this?
03:42 Meeting with France's former Prime Minister: Europe's crawling before Trump? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
The former Prime Minister became world-famous for standing up to the USA in a major speech. Now he is back: a book, a new party - and he even wants to become President of the Republic.
03:39 Break-ins at gun shops: "Switzerland is a self-service store for organized gangs" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
In less than a week, thieves broke into a series of gun shops. SVP National Councilor Jean-Luc Addor calls for stronger border controls. Experts see the problem elsewhere.
02:25 Flooding in China: At least 34 dead due to heavy rainfall around Beijing (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Heavy rainfall causes severe damage in and around Beijing. Dozens of people are dying. Thousands must be evacuated.
02:08 A shooter kills at least 4 people before being found dead (TdG, 24heures)
A man opened fire in a building housing the NFL and Blackstone on Monday evening before committing suicide.
00:38 Gun violence in the USA: Three dead after shooting outside a casino (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Once again, gun violence in the USA leads to casualties – in schools, supermarkets, or nightclubs. This time, a shooter in Nevada targets people outside a casino. There is also an incident in New York.
Monday, 28.07.2025
22:56 10 unconventional saving tips: living in a trailer and showering at the pool: how to save radically (derBund, BZ)
The cost of living is rising while wages remain the same. Those who follow these – admittedly somewhat unusual – tips will still have some money left at the end of the month.
22:31 Inflation of leisure prices: Why your holidays cost much more than before (TdG, 24heures)
In five years, tourist packages have increased by 30% and hotel nights by 21%. This is mainly due to a shortage of staff in key jobs in the sector.
20:34 Noise for Gaza: Around 350 people demonstrated in front of the Federal Palace (derBund, BZ)
With pots and spoons, several hundred demonstrators drew attention to the hunger crisis in the Gaza Strip on Monday evening.
20:10 No switch to Mercedes: World Champion Verstappen will also drive for Red Bull in 2026 (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
There was much speculation about a switch for the Dutchman. However, Max Verstappen has chosen to stay.
19:43 No terrorist link suspected: Two dead in knife attack in London (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In the city center, there was a knife attack that claimed two lives. The police are currently investigating the circumstances of the incident.
19:17 Hunger crisis in the Gaza Strip: US pressure shows effect: Israel allows aid to Gaza - but only drop by drop (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
According to the UN and humanitarian organizations, the aid is completely inadequate. Israeli human rights activists accuse their own government of "genocide" against the Palestinians.
18:49 Shooting: Three silver medals and one bronze for Switzerland (TdG, 24heures)
The Swiss had a good harvest at the European Shooting Championships in Châteauroux.
18:44 Heroic reception in London: the European champions celebrated at home (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
England's female footballers successfully defended their European Championship title. On Monday, the Lionesses flew from Zurich to London, where they were welcomed appropriately.
18:38 Podcast on Swiss football: "For me, the FCZ coach bears a fundamental share of the blame" (TagesAnzeiger)
All Zurich teams lose 2-3 in the season opener. For GC and FCZ, the motto remains: youth is exploring. A newcomer impresses in Winterthur. Listen to the "Third Half."
18:38 Podcast on Swiss football: What is YB's biggest problem? "The many players in the squad who have no future" (BZ)
The Bernese must thin their squad after a successful start to the season. And in Thun, a former YB player is impressing. Listen to the "Third Half".
18:38 Podcast on Swiss football: “Xherdan Shaqiri must also take a look in the mirror” (BaZ)
The Basel start to the new championship is failing, the captain criticizes his teammates. What such a false start can mean, you will hear in the podcast "Dritte Halbzeit."
18:12 For 700 million euros: major order from Cologne: Stadler Rail delivers 132 trams to the Rhineland (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The Cologne transport companies are investing 2.4 billion euros in their own modernization - and are also relying on a Swiss manufacturer.
18:03 Meeting with Keir Starmer: Trump now gives Putin only "ten to twelve days" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The British Prime Minister visits the US President at his golf resort in Scotland. The discussion covers Gaza, Ukraine - and in the end, Trump also comments on the Epstein files.
17:58 Presidential election in Cameroon: He fights corruption and aims to achieve the impossible - defeat the long-time ruler (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
Paul Biya is the oldest head of state in the world at 92 and has been in power for 43 years. Akere Muna is now running against the long-time president. What are his chances?
17:57 New Censorship Law in Russia: What Happens to a Society That Fears Reading? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
A new censorship law from the Kremlin threatens individuals searching for certain content online with fines. Many Russians will also eagerly comply with this ban.
17:57 Tour through the Super League: When Xherdan Shaqiri is already complaining and warning (BZ)
In the first round, the Super League reveals its unique splendor. From Zurich to St. Gallen to Lausanne, with many goals and just as many stories.
17:56 Our top 11 of the Euro: she is named the best player - and then creates the saddest image of this tournament (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
Aitana Bonmati loses the final but wins a trophy. See who else stood out in the last four weeks in our selection of the best players.
17:29 Women's Tour de France: Vos regains the yellow jersey – Wiebes wins, Rüegg finishes ninth (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
After the third stage, Marianne Vos is back in the lead of the Tour de France. A crash just before the finish also affects another contender.
16:56 Sunderland instead of FCB: Granit Xhaka plays with Basel's emotions (BaZ)
Following the promise of a return to Joggeli, the move to the Premier League follows. The disappointment is palpable among FCB fans.
16:52 Solar panels: The longest road bridge in Switzerland will produce green electricity (TdG)
The Yverdon highway viaduct is at the heart of the Federal Roads Office's desire to use its infrastructure to increase energy production.
16:38 Matthias Verreth: Belgian footballer mourns his one-year-old son (TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
Just a few days ago, Matthias Verreth switched clubs in Italy. Now fate has struck brutally.
16:14 Reactions to the agreement with Trump: "Submission": In the EU, disillusionment is high after the tariff deal (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The trade war with the USA has been averted, and the EU member states are likely to approve the agreement. But only because they have no other choice.
15:55 Ready for heavy transports: the new bridge over the Langete can carry up to 240 tons (derBund, BZ)
Aging and inconspicuous, the Schmitten bridge in Lotzwil was on the route from Langenthal to Huttwil. It is now being rebuilt. This has far-reaching consequences.
15:44 Wellies instead of swim trunks: camping in continuous rain? For them, it's just a matter of attitude (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The weather hasn't been this dreary in a long time, says the manager of the largest campsite in German-speaking Switzerland. Campers aren't letting it get them down – there are virtually no cancellations.
15:36 US President in the Shadows: Did Trump Cheat? Golf Course Clip Goes Viral (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A video of Donald Trump on his Scottish golf course has reignited old fraud allegations. It shows an aide discreetly placing a ball in a favorable position.
15:03 Lake Lucerne: The occupants of a missing plane have been found alive (TdG)
A Swiss woman, a passenger on a distressed small aircraft, was taken to the hospital on Monday. The pilot, however, is unharmed.
14:59 July 28, 2025: The Essentials of the Day (24heures)
The EU signs a 15% customs agreement with Trump, and Switzerland? | Debate: the use of radar revenues between security and financial "scam" | Paléo Festival: A look back in pictures at 6 days of celebration in Nyon
14:33 Water crisis in Iran: reservoirs 80 percent empty - government considers closing Tehran (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
"Tehran really has no water left," warns President Peseschkian in light of empty reservoirs and days-long water outages. The government is even considering relocating the 15-million metropolis to avert a disaster.
14:25 It’s official: Cedric Itten transfers to Fortuna Düsseldorf (BZ)
It had been anticipated: the 28-year-old striker continues his career in the 2. Bundesliga. YB did not disclose the transfer fee.
14:21 False discounts and misleading information: online platform Temu faces EU fines (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Thanks to low prices, Asian shopping portals are booming. However, there are risks, says the EU Commission now. And it is making accusations against a major platform.
14:21 Series of Graffiti: The Mystery of Bulle's Tags Solved by the Police (TdG)
Two minors aged 14 and 15 have damaged several school buildings between March and June. The damage is estimated at several thousand francs.
14:19 Sticker album "Sportheldinnen": A sticker book featuring Swiss female athletes excites girls - and boys (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
90 athletes are involved in the project by the Idée Sport Foundation. There are female role models that are often lacking for them. And it challenges stereotypes.
14:19 Biographies of Sam Altman: "You could drop him on an island full of cannibals and in five years he would be king" (BaZ)
His AI Chat-GPT has changed the world. But who is Sam Altman, the head of Open AI? A charismatic visionary or a manipulative opportunist?
14:19 Obituary for the cigar magnate: Heinrich Villiger has died: He lived his life for tobacco until the last puff (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
He was regarded as one of the oldest active entrepreneurs in the world. Now, tobacco industrialist Heinrich Villiger has passed away at the age of 95. Who was the man who smoked three cigars a day in his old age?
14:19 Silvan Dillier's Tour Diary (7): "The audience at Montmartre was absolutely crazy" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
For the sixth time, Silvan Dillier is riding in the Tour de France. Here, the Swiss cyclist shares his experiences of the world's biggest bike race. This is his final entry.
13:43 Fires in Sardinia: bathers flee from fire into the sea (BZ)
On the popular island, bathers had to seek refuge by the sea from a fire. 200 people were rescued at sea, and several dozen cars burned. Firefighting efforts are ongoing.
13:23 Senate President Hun Sen: Without him, there will be no lasting peace between Cambodia and Thailand (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Hun Sen has been many things in his life: a fighter for the Khmer Rouge, a democrat, a long-time prime minister, an autocrat. What does he hope to gain now from the conflict with the big neighbor?
13:15 Russian Aviation: Cyberattack Hits Aeroflot in the Middle of the Holiday Season (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A coordinated hack from pro-Ukrainian circles causes dozens of flight cancellations. The hackers are now threatening to release sensitive customer data. The Kremlin is alarmed.
13:13 Many departures from the YB women: The excitement is huge – but the champion is currently losing all its top players (derBund, BZ)
The refreshing performances of Iman Beney at the Euro, super talent Naomi Luyet, defense chief Leana Zaugg, top scorer Courtney Strode: they are all leaving the title holder.
13:00 Taylor Fritz at the Swiss Indoors: He found happiness on a dating app (BaZ)
The 27-year-old Taylor Fritz (ATP 4) brings glamour to the Swiss Indoors (October 18 to 26). Alongside him, Casper Ruud (13) and Denis Shapovalov (29) are also set to challenge the Next Gen.
13:00 Taylor Fritz at the Swiss Indoors: An American brings glamour to the St. Jakobshalle (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
The world number 4 is knocking on the door of a Grand Slam title and is now competing in Basel. Casper Ruud (ATP 13) and Denis Shapovalov (29) are also participating.
12:58 After a peaceful football Euro: "Draw the necessary lessons": Police directors appeal to the football association (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Men's football must emulate the joyful competition of women: Six security directors from Swiss host cities urge associations and clubs to rethink their approach.
12:47 The medical check is still pending: Xhaka's transfer to Sunderland apparently confirmed (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Granit Xhaka's departure from Bayer Leverkusen seems to be a done deal. He is expected to sign a three-year contract with the Premier League newcomer.
12:34 Agreement with Trump: Switzerland is outpaced by the EU on customs duties (TdG, 24heures)
As Washington and Brussels struck a 15% deal on Sunday, Bern, which chose to go it alone, is still left waiting.
12:28 Electronic chips: Elon Musk confirms an agreement between Samsung and Tesla (TdG)
The South Korean giant will supply chips used in the manufacturing of the new generation of cars from the American firm.
11:48 The fight for our attention (3): "Moral panic"? How a smartphone ban in Swiss schools is gaining traction (derBund)
More and more cantons are banning mobile phones from classrooms and playgrounds. A social media ban for those under 16 is also under discussion. How this came about - and what it brings.
11:24 Prized by criminal networks: "Hawala," this clandestine banking system thriving in Switzerland (TdG, 24heures)
This money transfer system, which originated in the 8th century, worries authorities due to its use by mafia networks.
11:20 Russia and North Korea: First direct flights from Moscow to Pyongyang launched (derBund, BZ)
The two countries have established a direct flight connection between their capitals. Another step to deepen relations.
11:14 «Hoselupf» – News from wrestling: A royal motivator for the Bernese wrestlers at the ESAF (BZ)
Christian Stucki is not officially part of the Bernese support staff yet, but he will already assist the team at the Eidgenössischen in a special role.
11:09 «Hoselupf» – News from wrestling: Patrick Gobeli causes a stir at Brünig (BZ)
In the second round, the Oberländer appeared to be defeated by Michael Ulrich. After that, discussions arose, leading to the fight being repeated.
10:57 «Hoselupf» – News from Swiss wrestling: A royal motivator for the Bernese wrestlers – and a stir at Brünig (derBund, BZ)
Christian Stucki is not officially part of the Bernese coaching staff yet, but he will already support the team at the Eidgenössischen in a special role.
10:40 Swiss Cup: Tickets for FCB against FCB available (BaZ)
On August 16, the Swiss Cup will feature a rematch of the 2025 final between FC Basel and FC Biel. Tickets for this match are now available for purchase.
10:27 Memorable moments from the EM: And then Alisha Lehmann calls out to the children: "You should already be in bed, tomorrow is school!" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Late in the evening, the Swiss footballer has also had enough of autographs. This and other funny, moving, and beautiful moments from a special tournament.
10:08 Southeast Asia: Thailand and Cambodia agree on immediate ceasefire (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The neighboring countries have agreed to an "immediate and unconditional" ceasefire. Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim mediated at a meeting in Putraya.
10:01 It's got to brew!: 100% Swiss beer remains a rarity (TdG, 24heures)
For the national holiday, two breweries from the Romandy region crafted a beer made from Swiss ingredients. This approach remains relatively rare. Explanation.
09:54 Financial advisor gives investment tips: Pillar 3a: Those who let money lie dormant in the account lose in the long run (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
While there are no visible losses in the retirement account, inflation leads to a steady devaluation of money without countermeasures.
09:23 Co-founder of the RAF: From far left to far right - German Holocaust denier Horst Mahler has died (derBund, BZ)
Horst Mahler was a colorful political figure in post-war Germany. The former co-founder of the RAF transformed into an advocate of far-right German nationalism.
09:11 Security report: Three perpetrators of sexual assaults arrested at Paléo (TdG, 24heures)
The authorities mention the 48th edition of the Paléo Festival, which took place "safely," but report various offenses.
09:03 Fireworks for the National Day: What municipalities are doing against excessive noise (TagesAnzeiger)
Loud fireworks have become a political issue in many municipalities. As a result, many have established rules in their festival announcements.
08:31 Unclear background: shots fired at a well-known market in Bangkok - six dead (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
At a market in Bangkok, a man opens fire. There are fatalities - but no explanation for the act yet.
08:16 Escalated border dispute: Thailand and Cambodia meet for ceasefire talks in Malaysia (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
After international pressure, a summit between the heads of government has begun. Will there be a ceasefire?
08:06 England heroine Lucy Bronze: she played the entire Euro with a broken shinbone (BZ, BaZ)
The English defender persevered through this Euro. She carried an injury for weeks.
07:58 Munich football club seeks buyer: 50-million deal collapsed: traces of the mysterious investor lead to Switzerland (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A Geneva company was reportedly ready to buy the traditional club 1860 Munich. The company turns out to be a former food delivery service and hides behind a shell company.
07:46 Investigations launched: the "CEO monk" of the Shaolin monastery is under scrutiny by Chinese authorities (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Abbot Shi Yongxin has turned the Shaolin monastery into a globally recognized brand. Now authorities are investigating, among other things, for embezzlement. There have been allegations against him in the past.
07:05 US-EU Trade Deal: Trump's Agreements Make Headlines – But No Economic Growth (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
With his tariff power play, Trump portrays himself as a strongman enforcing US interests worldwide. However, the country will not benefit from this grand trade policy show.
06:12 Half-year report: Swiss exchange operator SIX struggles with a multi-million euro liability from France (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The 10.5% stake in the payment service provider Worldline creates a hole in SIX's balance sheet. The exchange operator earned significantly less.
05:06 Letter of the day: How to tax air travel? (TdG)
According to our reader, any tax should fall on organizers who make no effort to offset the emissions from their flights.
04:35 Education: The University of Geneva fails an EPFL engineer (24heures)
An engineer retraining to become a teacher was downgraded to the bachelor level.
04:16 The Gateway to Switzerland: Drugs, Counterfeits, and Cockroaches – What Customs Officers Discover at the Basel Rhine Port (BaZ)
At the port, 5.4 million tons of goods arrive each year – not always legally. Sniffer dog Fynn often decides which ones can enter the country. And why the length of a cucumber determines the customs tariff. A report.
04:11 England's coach after Euro victory: "The most chaotic and absurd tournament we've ever played" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Sarina Wiegman wins her third consecutive Euro title, her player Chloe Kelly impresses in the penalty shootout with a special run-up. But this Euro title also required a bit of luck.
04:06 Snus without tobacco: boom thanks to pouches: teenagers are now consuming nicotine in the classroom (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Experts and parents are alarmed: nicotine pouches are popular among teenagers and often contain a much higher dosage of the nerve poison than cigarettes.
04:06 For the 50th time at the summit: He walks from Eigerplatz to the Eiger – and raises 20,000 francs (derBund, BZ)
The Bernese Adrian Zurbrügg celebrates his anniversary in his own way. This family man is a top climber – but he does not want to make a living from it.
04:05 Tour de France in anecdotes: Suddenly, the rider snatches the box from the woman's hands (BZ)
The three-week tour through France provides more than just stage wins and rankings. Tadej Pogacar asks about his fiancée while a helper becomes an internet meme.
04:01 The Bernese Harald Feller: He saved a woman from the Nazis – decades later she found him in the phone book (derBund)
Harald Feller helped persecuted Jews in Budapest, was imprisoned in Stalin's dungeons in Moscow, and stood trial in Bern. The diplomat was long unrecognized. Now he is being rescued from oblivion.
04:00 TCS Center Stockental: From Skid Course to Drone Flight (derBund)
For 25 years, the TCS Center Stockental has been showing how to drive safely. Today, drone courses are also part of the program. What should you pay attention to when flying with these little spies?
04:00 The Euro as a Football Festival: Thank You! (derBund)
The Euro was a complete success and has broadened Switzerland's horizons – in sports, society, and politics. This is also thanks to the long struggle of the pioneers of women's football.
04:00 TCS Center Stockental: From Skid Course to Drone Flight (BZ)
For 25 years, the TCS Center Stockental has been showing how to drive safely. Today, drone courses are also part of the program. What should you pay attention to when flying with these little spies?
04:00 The Euro as a Football Festival: Thank You! (BZ)
The Euro was a resounding success and has broadened Switzerland's horizons - in sports, society, and politics. This is also thanks to the long struggle of the pioneers of women's football.
03:33 Bern's Finance Director Astrid Bärtschi: "When I had to approve the first large invoice, I was shocked" (derBund, BZ)
Thanks to her parents, the manager of Bern's cantonal finances learned how to save, even though she actually preferred to spend money. Today, she oversees 13 billion francs a year. A conversation about money.
03:27 Vote on imputed rental value: We are a country of tenants - but homeowners have the say (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The majority of the Swiss population lives in rental apartments. Nevertheless, the parliament mainly looks after the interests of homeowners. Why is that?
03:14 Debate on public service: Only two letters per week: Is this the future of the Post? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The liberal think tank Avenir Suisse calls for a comprehensive modernization of basic services by the Post. Among other things, it should no longer deliver letters daily.
03:13 Daring motto for happiness: "No appointments and easily having a drink" (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
Entertainer Harald Juhnke knew exactly what made him happy. Thoughts on a remarkable definition of happiness.
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