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Saturday, 08.11.2025
23:30 31 points after 13 rounds: Kick it like Bertone: We can now believe in this FC Thun (BZ)
With a potential goal of the year, Leonardo Bertone scores the winner for the leader. The Oberland team wins 1-0 in a match where they were largely outplayed.
21:47 WTA Finals: Rybakina defeats Sabalenka and secures the title (derBund)
The Kazakh defeats Aryna Sabalenka in the final in two sets and triumphs for the first time at the WTA Finals.
19:55 Suddenly partner of the gangsta rapper: "A frightening development" (BZ)
Dubious websites are reinventing the love life of a Swiss journalist, defaming a reporter as a pedophile, and believing Ruth Dreifuss is dead. A search in a world of overwhelmed chatbots and helpless victims.
19:01 Pets: Is adopting a cat after 70 a good or bad idea? (TdG)
After 70, many seniors feel the need for companionship and affection in their daily lives. Is it really a good idea to welcome a cat when you are a senior?
19:00 Business with healthy cocoa: Unexpected duo: Dieter Meier's chocolate by-product is now turned into pills (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The market for healthy cocoa products is trending, and musician Dieter Meier is getting involved. His company supplies the raw material for the cocoa tablets of the pharmaceutical company Zeller by Georg Boonen.
17:33 Deaths and hundreds injured: Tornado nearly completely destroys a small Brazilian town (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A storm has severely hit Rio Bonito do Iguaçu in southern Brazil. So far, six deaths and over 430 injuries have been reported.
17:19 Drama in Corsica: Swiss man killed on a beach after a dispute over a dog (TdG)
Five young people have been charged after the murder of a homeless Swiss man in his sixties in Biguglia. A simple argument over an animal escalated into a fatal lynching.
17:08 High-flying plans in Oberaargau: Bernese start-up aims to develop a practical electric aircraft (derBund, BZ)
A young company wants to develop an electric light aircraft in Oberaargau that can fly longer than previous electric planes. The plans are ambitious.
16:50 Bundesliga: Kane saves Bayern, Kobel's BVB throws away victory against HSV (TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
FC Bayern Munich narrowly escapes its first defeat of the season against Union Berlin. Meanwhile, Gregor Kobel's BVB throws away the victory in stoppage time.
16:32 Labor market: The Confederation drives foreigners away to the private sector (TdG, 24heures)
The Swiss economy relies on foreign labor, but the federal administration employs few. This is due to working conditions that are too favorable for the Swiss.
15:58 After the elections in the USA: Trump has lost – rightly so (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The elections in New York, Virginia, and New Jersey are a warning signal: If the US president does not take inflation seriously, he is history.
15:23 Sprint race in Brazil: Norris extends championship lead, Piastri crashes (derBund, BZ)
Lando Norris wins the sprint race in Brazil ahead of the two Mercedes. Pursuer Piastri crashes in the sixth lap.
15:21 Unwanted visitors at K-Haus: "So far, nine bans have been issued" (BaZ)
Drugs, threats, and break-ins: the K-Haus on the barracks site had a turbulent start. Many of the issues have now been resolved, say the operators.
15:06 Internet phenomenon Michael Bolvin: millions follow this Swiss goalie – even Manuel Neuer draws inspiration from him (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The 29-year-old from Zurich has millions of followers who want to see how he saves balls. How goalkeeper Michael Bolvin has built his own business as an influencer.
15:00 Rally Dresden-Dakar-Banjul: Two retirees drive 6500 kilometers for the auction of their Subaru (TagesAnzeiger)
Reto Huber and Beat Walser have started a charity rally. They are traveling through six countries with Gambia as their destination. They will return home without their vehicle.
15:00 First test drive: The grand comeback of the Honda Prelude (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
After a 25-year hiatus, Honda is bringing back the sports coupe - and they're doing everything right. However, the model will not come in large numbers here.
14:58 Time for a raise: With these tips, successfully negotiate a salary increase (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Now is the best time for salary negotiations. HR experts reveal which arguments will lead to success – and which ones you should absolutely avoid.
14:58 Survey reveals wage gap: "Traditional female professions have benefited the least from salary increases" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In the last three years, three-quarters of high earners have enjoyed even higher salaries, while 38 percent of low earners have gone empty-handed. This is especially felt by women.
14:18 Bus veered off the road: one dead and several injured after serious bus accident (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In Weil am Rhein, a major operation is underway. According to media reports, a bus allegedly drove into a crowd.
14:05 Donation for LGBTQIA+ rights: Nemos Eurovision outfit auctioned for over 3500 francs (BZ)
Nemo wore the eye-catching and sparkling jumpsuit at the ESC 2025 in Basel. The proceeds will benefit the organization Queeramnesty.
13:49 No record year: Weather dampens visitor numbers at the autumn fair (BaZ)
Around one million visitors are counted at the fair this year. The organizers are pleased.
13:26 Air accident in Louisville: UPS grounds its MD-11s after one of its cargo planes crashed (TdG, 24heures)
The American carrier has grounded its fleet as a precaution after a cargo plane crashed on Tuesday in the central United States, killing 14 people.
13:19 Midfielder currently injured: Due to Ugrinic: Valencia raises allegations against YB (derBund, BZ)
The Young Boys allegedly concealed that Filip Ugrinic was struggling with knee issues at the time of his transfer. The Bernese are defending themselves.
13:17 Ladies European Tour: Golfer Tamburlini with strong performance, but once again someone is better (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In Shenzhen, China, Chiara Tamburlini finished second in the Ladies European Tour. Only a local player performed better than the Swiss golfer.
12:57 Women’s Euro Hockey Tour: Swiss women suffer a bitter defeat – in two ways (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
At the conclusion of the Women’s Euro Hockey Tour in Ängelholm, Sweden, Switzerland loses to the Czech Republic 0-1. It is the second defeat in the tournament.
12:12 Housing crisis in Zermatt: A 260-meter skyscraper to accommodate seasonal workers (TdG)
The resort hosts 40,000 people in winter, compared to 6,000 permanent residents. Hotelier Heinz Julen proposes a radical solution: a tower with affordable housing.
12:00 A Swiss football star: "If I were offered to go to a restaurant, I would panic" (TdG)
After seven weeks in the clinic, a serious knee injury, and a contract termination, Swiss international Ramona Bachmann shares how she regained her balance.
12:00 In a personal interview: Ronaldo wants to be less famous - and is a fan of President Trump (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
Donald Trump or Cristiano Ronaldo - who is more famous? The Portuguese football star has a clear opinion on this.
11:01 Humanoid helper: This AI robot could soon manage your household - but there's a catch (derBund, BZ)
A California company has unveiled its household robot, which can now be pre-ordered. Will Neo become the perfect roommate?
11:00 Noise in Restaurants: At 90 Decibels, "en Guete" Yelling? It Must Be Quieter! (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Music, echoing spaces, cramped seating: the restaurant scene has become loud. It's annoying. And it alters how we taste our food.
11:00 New decoration at the White House: Trump's golden inscription resembles a wannabe luxury hotel (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Donald Trump has adorned the entrance to the Oval Office with a golden inscription. What does he want to tell us with this?
10:59 The success coach is back: Don't be afraid of failure: How Patrick Rahmen plans to save FC Winterthur (TagesAnzeiger)
He is a special coach for Winterthur - and for him, FCW is a top club. At the bottom of the table, two have found each other, believing in the success of a great mission.
10:59 Kurt Aeschbacher on aging: "I was ashamed when the 13th AHV pension was accepted" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The TV legend on the sensitive topic of intergenerational justice, the beauty obsession of boomers - and the moment he was told: "Kurt, you are too old for television!"
10:00 Robbery at the Paris museum: The Louvre jewels "will be found," insists Emmanuel Macron (24heures)
The French president, visiting Mexico, reiterated his commitment to recovering the Crown jewels stolen in October and to reviewing the museum's security.
09:27 Locle Attack: Four suspects arrested nine months after the Werthanor robbery (TdG)
On February 13, four men stole precious metals and assaulted an employee. A Franco-Swiss investigation led to the arrest of about ten people in France.
09:22 Budget paralysis: The U.S. Supreme Court freezes the payment of food aid (TdG)
Millions of Americans may be deprived of food after the suspension of the obligation for the Trump administration to pay out SNAP program benefits.
08:55 Generational change: This teenage duo now leads the Young Green Liberals of both Basels (BaZ)
The JGLP of both Basels focuses on youth: The new co-presidency is just 17 and 18 years old. A record.
08:49 In an industrial area crashed: UPS grounds MD-11 cargo fleet after deadly crash (TagesAnzeiger)
UPS halts the use of all MD-11 cargo planes after the crash that killed at least 13 people. How the US parcel service still plans to secure its deliveries.
08:49 13 dead in industrial area crash: UPS grounds MD-11 fleet after accident (derBund, BZ)
UPS halts all MD-11 cargo aircraft operations after the crash that resulted in at least 13 fatalities. How the US parcel service plans to secure its deliveries nonetheless.
08:49 In an industrial area, a crash: UPS grounds its MD-11 aircraft fleet after a deadly accident (BaZ)
UPS halts the use of all MD-11 cargo planes after the crash that killed at least 13 people. How the US parcel service plans to secure its deliveries nonetheless.
08:39 Finance in Geneva: "The Bilaterals III are essential for the Geneva financial center" (TdG, 24heures)
The Geneva Financial Place Foundation advocates for a measured regulation of banks while opposing the "For the Future" initiative from the Young Socialists.
08:16 The FCB plays against Lugano: Nicolas Vouilloz is about to celebrate a milestone (BaZ)
If the Genevan is called up by coach Ludovic Magnin to start against Lugano on Sunday, it would be his 100th Super League match from the start.
07:49 Former Swiss coach Hitzfeld: "Every coach dreams of having a strategist like Xhaka" (TdG)
Ottmar Hitzfeld recounts Granit Xhaka's arrival in the Swiss national team in 2011. And how the player naturally established himself.
07:41 Italian Serie A: Pisa wins for the first time in 34 years – a Swiss is right in the middle (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
After more than three decades, Pisa achieves its first win in Serie A – thanks to a header goal from a German.
07:38 Zurich Airport: Thousands of flights in the USA canceled due to shutdown – Swiss feels nothing (TagesAnzeiger)
In the United States, air traffic controllers have not received a monthly salary for two consecutive months. How safe is flying now? And what does this mean for Swiss?
06:07 Wave of Success for the Democrats: Suddenly, Donald Trump Doesn't Seem So Powerful (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
A young socialist, a former Navy helicopter pilot, a former CIA agent, an influential governor: these Democrats have found a strategy against the authoritarian president.
06:00 Young entrepreneur from Oberland: Besides his studies, he produces clothing and liqueurs (derBund)
25 years old and already founded two companies: Now Levin Stettler from Wimmis wants to take off with his Aare water liqueur.
06:00 Podcast "Gesprächsstoff": Coach convicted for sexual acts with a minor – Mother complicit (derBund)
For two years, a coach had sexual contact with a teenager. Even when she became pregnant, the mother did not intervene. Now both the coach and the mother have been convicted.
06:00 Young entrepreneur from the Oberland: While studying, he produces clothing and liqueurs (BZ)
At 25 years old and already having founded two companies, Levin Stettler from Wimmis now aims to make a breakthrough with his Aare water liqueur.
06:00 Podcast "Talk Material": Coach convicted for sexual acts with a minor - Mother complicit (BZ)
For two years, a coach had sexual contact with a teenager. Even when she became pregnant, the mother did not intervene. Now both she and the coach have been convicted.
05:21 AI-generated lie story: Fake news websites made me the partner of a celebrity rapper. And I can do nothing about it (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
I am finding more and more articles online about my alleged relationship with the German rapper Kontra K – including made-up children and stolen pictures. I feel powerless and exposed.
05:16 Republican defeats: "Maybe fewer trips abroad": His supporters criticize Trump (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
What has happened to "America First"? The US president continues to claim that under him "everything has become cheaper" – but supermarkets prove the opposite.
01:36 New genocide accusation: Trump threatens US boycott of the G20 summit in South Africa (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Trump had canceled his participation in the G20 summit months ago. Instead, Vice President JD Vance was supposed to go to South Africa. But it doesn't look like that now either.
Friday, 07.11.2025
21:48 WTA Finals in Riyadh: Rybakina faces Sabalenka in the final (TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
In the final of the WTA Finals, Jelena Rybakina will face world number one Aryna Sabalenka. Neither has ever won the season-ending tournament.
21:35 Sex dolls and weapons: Shein temporarily avoids a ban in France (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Due to sex dolls and weapons, Shein has come under scrutiny from French authorities. The site is allowed to remain online for now, but investigations and legal proceedings are ongoing.
20:24 Formula 1 in Brazil: Norris takes pole for sprint race – Verstappen struggles (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Formula 1 is heading towards the season finale. Drama is brewing in the title fight. In the first outing in Brazil, the world champion is significantly slower than his challengers.
20:00 Strong criticism from the builders' association: "Dozens of masked individuals stormed the construction site with baseball bats" – Unia distances itself (BaZ)
Around 1000 construction workers marched through downtown Basel on Friday. While the demonstration remained peaceful, violent clashes occurred at several construction sites.
19:51 Reading and writing difficulties: "My nightmare: I'm at the airport and I don't understand a word" (TagesAnzeiger)
What does a person experience in daily life who suffers from reading difficulties? Affected individuals share their stories. For example, about comments like: "You should rather become a cleaner."
19:50 Czech Republic under populist Babiš: far-right figure takes on the third highest position in the country (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
Tomio Okamura's election promise was to exit the EU. For a long time, election winner Andrej Babiš ruled out cooperation with him. Now, the far-right politician is taking on a high office after all.
19:30 Luxury submarines: The new craze of the ultra-rich is called the submarine superyacht (TdG, 24heures)
An Austrian company plans to shelter the wealthiest with the design of a luxury superyacht, but this time it is submersible: the Migaloo M5.
19:09 Unwanted in the national team: Noah Okafor contradicts Murat Yakin: "It makes me very, very sad" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The Leeds United forward has not been called up by the national coach for a year. Now he launches a full-scale attack. An ex-colleague shows how it can be done better.
19:07 Talks in Turkey Stalled: Pakistan Sees Peace Negotiations with Afghanistan at a Standstill (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The talks between Pakistan and the Taliban government in Afghanistan are on the verge of collapse. Both sides accuse each other of provoking border clashes and disregarding agreements on counter-terrorism.
19:03 New album released: "I was born to rebel": superstar Rosalía sings on "Lux" in 13 languages (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The new album by the Spanish singer is a hermetic work of art, the record label announced. In Barcelona, 500 exclusive guests were the first to listen to it. Here’s how it sounds.
19:02 Ransom demand: Logitech targeted by a large-scale cyberattack (24heures)
The computer group is among the ten companies targeted by Clop hackers, who have issued a twenty-four-hour ultimatum.
19:02 Billionaire thanks to a compensation package: what Elon Musk really wants: total control (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The CEO of Tesla could become the first thousandfold billionaire in history. Even more concerning is his political influence.
19:01 International Cybercrime: Russian Hacker Group Attacks Zurich's Habib Bank (TagesAnzeiger)
The bank headquartered in Zurich has fallen victim to a cyberattack. The hacker group Qilin claimed responsibility for the theft of 2.5 terabytes of data, including sensitive customer information.
18:31 Everyone is famous, but no one is known: Even Taylor Swift is not a Michael Jackson: The era of global stars is over (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In the past, everyone knew "Thriller." Today, everyone knows their own algorithm. Where are the idols that unite entire generations?
17:36 American tariffs: Nick Hayek refuses to "court" Donald Trump (24heures)
The CEO of Swatch sharply criticizes the visit of Swiss entrepreneurs to Washington. For him, this move is "an admission of weakness" that sends a bad signal to the entire world.
17:21 Crisis in Swiss Ice Hockey: Welcome to Absurdistan: An analysis reveals what everyone already knows (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
The ice hockey federation has tasked an agency with finding solutions for the struggling Swiss League. However, these solutions are already clear and yet remain unimplemented.
17:10 Switzerland–USA Conflict: Customs Negotiations Resume After Swiss Business Leaders Flattered Trump (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The audience of entrepreneurs in Washington shows results: On Friday, the US trade representative spoke with Federal Councillor Parmelin.
17:05 In the midst of controversy: Shein and the gray area of e-commerce in Switzerland (TdG, 24heures)
While Chinese platforms like Shein evade many regulations, Swiss merchants must adhere to strict rules, creating an imbalance in the market.
17:00 Pros and cons of "Switzerland first": SBB awards mega contract to Germany – is it the right decision? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The railway is purchasing new trains abroad, leaving the Swiss manufacturer Stadler at a disadvantage. Our editorial team assesses the decision controversially.
16:48 Construction projects in Bern West: SBB invests nearly a billion for the quarter-hour service (derBund, BZ)
In Ausserholligen and Weyermannshaus, tracks will be untangled with a tunnel and new underpasses will be built. A train station will also disappear.
16:41 Friday, November 7, 2025: The essentials of the day (24heures)
The SBB presents future regional trains for 2031 | The electronic health record is threatened even before its launch | Switzerland simulates an armed conflict at its borders
16:22 Resignation announced: "Inspiration for generations" or "a wicked woman": Nancy Pelosi's slow farewell (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The 85-year-old Democrat will not run for re-election in the midterms next year. The US president is already pleased, and her party is searching for new leadership.
16:09 Retail: Coop intensifies the price war with an offensive in train stations (TdG, 24heures)
The Basel-based group highlights its "Price Guarantee" range in its heavily frequented stores, particularly in busy train stations.
16:09 Online Trade Control: 1088 Illegal Shipments in One Week – Mainly Potency Drugs (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Customs stopped over a thousand prohibited online orders in Zurich within a week. These included weapons, drugs, and 470 illegal medications.
15:55 Solarexpress: Environmentalists continue their complaint against Morgeten Solar (derBund)
The planned solar power plant on the southern slope of the Gantrisch chain is becoming a case for the administrative court.
15:49 As the first European country: Denmark plans a minimum age for social media (BZ)
Young people in Denmark will only be allowed to use social networks from the age of 15. However, with special permission from parents, usage may be possible a bit earlier.
15:41 Journey to Switzerland: In Geneva, aviation enthusiasts discover Swiss's new A350 (TdG, 24heures)
The Swiss airline has acquired its first model, which will connect Zurich to Boston. The aircraft stops in Geneva to be presented to various players in the aviation industry.
15:38 Construction project temporarily halted: Does this beach in Bali need a luxury lift? (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
A lift was supposed to make access to the popular Kelingking Beach easier. Locals expressed environmental concerns, and tourists continue to die while swimming at this beach.
15:07 Swiss agriculture: In the face of overproduction, orange-dyed potatoes are given to cows (TdG, 24heures)
Switzerland is overwhelmed with tons of surplus potatoes. It's impossible to eat them all, so they are given to the animals after being dyed.
15:00 Stolen children from Ukraine: "Just go back – it will soon be Russia anyway!", the foster mother shouted after them (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
More than 20,000 children have been abducted from Ukraine to Russia. Ksenia Koldin's brother is one of the victims. She shares how she found a way to bring him back home.
14:43 Cross-border traffic: The Mont Blanc tunnel could be under construction for… seventeen years (24heures)
The structure between France and Italy is set to undergo significant renovations. In one of the scenarios considered, these could last for nearly two decades.
14:39 Fight against greenwashing: Several European airlines abandon false promises (TdG, 24heures)
About twenty European airlines have committed to renouncing their misleading environmental claims regarding the carbon "offsetting" of their flights.
14:35 Crash in Louisville: Cargo plane accident, death toll rises to 13 (TdG, 24heures)
The aircraft, a McDonnell Douglas MD-11, crashed on Tuesday during takeoff in the state of Kentucky after one of its engines detached.
14:28 Final concert of the Baloise Session: Pleasure and Pain: What Sets Larkin Poe and Dermot Kennedy Apart (BaZ)
Two sisters from the Southern USA playing bluesy guitar rock, and a powerful-voiced Irishman whose songs are often sad.
14:25 FC Thun captain in interview: "This aspect is underestimated - in public, but also by other clubs" (derBund, BZ)
Marco Bürki, the leader of the surprisingly promoted team currently in first place, explains how his team differs from the competition. And what defines a leader player.
14:16 Interview on US tariffs: Nick Hayek criticizes Trump’s visit: “Are we Wilhelm Tell or a vassal?” (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The Swatch CEO accuses Swiss business leaders of putting themselves in a “position of weakness.” He calls for more self-confidence and says, “The only king I serve is the customer.”
14:13 Century heist in Paris: Empress Eugénie's crown is set to return to the Louvre (BZ, BaZ)
During the Louvre heist, Empress Eugénie's crown was damaged: small diamonds and one of the eight golden eagles are missing. What will happen to this valuable piece?
14:02 Wine fair in Zurich: Prokupac instead of Merlot: our successful search for unknown grape varieties (TagesAnzeiger)
At the Expovina, there are 4700 wines to taste. Two colleagues with very different wine knowledge found treasures from Serbia, Romania, and Luxembourg.
13:56 Overloaded prison system: wrongly released inmate in London recaptured (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A man was mistakenly released from a prison again, and he has been on the run for a long time. This latest blunder highlights the dilapidated conditions in British prisons.
13:54 Confession of a Super League coach: "I was completely addicted to sports betting and had debts" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Lucerne coach Mario Frick discusses his addiction in a TV interview. And why this made his move from FC Basel to FCZ necessary.
13:43 Madeleine McCann Case: Young Woman Convicted for Posing as Missing Maddie (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The parents of Maddie, who went missing in 2007, have already endured a lot of suffering. A woman who posed as the girl also troubled them - she has now received a court ruling.
13:38 Cost: 1.4 million francs: SBB checks over 400 trains for asbestos (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The federal railways have awarded the contract for testing harmful substances in their rolling stock to a specialized company.
13:31 Digital medical file: The electronic health record is already under threat even before its launch (24heures)
The digital society criticizes the centralized storage of health data, which opens the door to cybercriminals. The Federal Office of Public Health strikes back.
13:30 Instrument for affordable housing?: Zurich votes on the right of first refusal – Lausanne already has experience with it (TagesAnzeiger)
Since 2020, Lausanne has purchased 330 apartments for 145 million francs. The housing crisis has not yet been resolved – nevertheless, the city wants to become even more active.
13:27 Climate change: Coffee production could halve, concerns in Switzerland (TdG, 24heures)
Studies suggest that coffee production could be halved in the coming decades due to climate change. In Switzerland, producers are aware of the issue.
13:26 Auction in New York: Trump didn't want the toilet made of pure gold – now it's going under the hammer (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Sotheby’s is auctioning a functional toilet made of over 100 kilos of gold. The work by conceptual artist Maurizio Cattelan was once offered to Donald Trump – instead of a Van Gogh painting.
13:24 Fight against drug traffickers: Three dead in an American strike against a boat in the Caribbean (24heures)
An American operation in the Caribbean against a boat accused of belonging to drug traffickers resulted in three deaths on Thursday. The United States has launched a war against the influx of drugs.
13:19 Child's corpse in Germany: murder suspect in custody in the Fabian case (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Four weeks after the disappearance of eight-year-old Fabian, a woman is in custody. She is suspected of having killed the child. She does not comment on the act.
13:02 Making a career with Krogerus & Tschäppeler: Help, I got promoted (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
What to pay attention to so that as a boss you don't forget all the good resolutions and ideals you once had.
12:50 Swiss economy: Consumer climate still weak in October (TdG, 24heures)
The consumer climate index fell in October, dropping to −37.0 points, reports the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO).
12:41 Billions contract awarded to Siemens: 116 trains for the SBB: Here’s what the new S-Bahn looks like (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Siemens will build the trains for the Zurich S-Bahn and the western Switzerland for the SBB. We have compiled all the important information about the train.
12:40 Final resting place near Oscar Wilde: Paris raffles off gravesites (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Ten spots in the Père-Lachaise, Montparnasse, and Montmartre cemeteries will be allocated by lottery. The condition: winners must restore them at their own expense.
12:35 After the assault on Sheinbaum: Mexico's president presents a plan against sexual harassment (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The head of state Sheinbaum was recently harassed by a man in Mexico City. She now wants to tighten penalties and launch awareness campaigns.
12:33 Philipp Loser on older worker unemployment: 170 unsuccessful applications (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The employment rate for those aged 55 to 64 is at an all-time high. But woe to those who lose their job at this age.
12:20 For 35 million francs: Cheers! Coca-Cola is building a new high-bay warehouse in Brüttisellen (TagesAnzeiger)
Coca-Cola HBC Switzerland AG has big plans in Brüttisellen. It is investing around 35 million in the construction of a new, state-of-the-art high-bay warehouse.
11:31 “Good news”: Convicted biathlon star Simon allowed to compete in the Olympics (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Julia Simon is excluded from competitions and training after her credit card fraud. The French biathlete misses the World Cup opener, but not the highlight of the winter sports season.
11:14 Lake Geneva Cruises: Without catering this weekend, CGN is looking for a new operator (TdG, 24heures)
The restaurateur has been hit with a business operating ban by the trade police. There will be no meals on board the boats starting this Friday. A caterer will provide interim service.
11:12 Epstein Scandal: US Democrats Want Testimony from British Ex-Prince Andrew (BZ, BaZ)
Several Democratic lawmakers are urging Andrew to share what he knows about Jeffrey Epstein. It remains uncertain whether he will yield to the pressure. The British Prime Minister also comments.
11:00 Podcast "Politbüro": "Is it our fault that half of the Swiss no longer consume news?" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Everyone is on social media, hardly anyone reads the news anymore. Almost half of the people in Switzerland are news-deprived. What is the reason for this? And how can we change it?
10:46 White House exerts pressure: US Treasury labels Swiss firm a "puppet of the Kremlin" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Just hours after criticism from Washington, the commodity trader halts a billion-dollar deal. The US sees the Geneva firm as an extended arm of Moscow - Gunvor calls it a misunderstanding.
10:37 Panic in Indonesia: Explosions shake mosque in Jakarta - Dozens injured (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
During Friday prayers, 54 people were injured in the Indonesian capital, including many students.
10:31 18,000 vehicles per day at Hirzel: Tunnel construction not expected until after 2045: Horgen opposes the delay (TagesAnzeiger)
The construction of the Hirzel tunnel is unlikely to begin in the next twenty years. This is indicated by a study from ETH commissioned by the federal government. The municipality of Horgen feels disadvantaged.
10:26 Delay for private radios: senators want to keep FM transmitters running (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The telecommunications commission of the Council of States has, like the National Council, advocated for the retention of FM. A victory for Roger Schawinski.
09:41 Cheese controversy: Swiss promised Sbrinz, the airline serves a rubbery American cheese (TdG, 24heures)
The airline had stated it wanted to offer a typically Swiss appetizer on certain flights. However, passengers were served low-cost American industrial cheese.
09:30 Chinese e-commerce: France inspects 200,000 Shein parcels received in Roissy (TdG, 24heures)
A massive operation has been launched at Roissy-Charles de Gaulle Airport to check the compliance of all parcels from the Chinese platform.
09:30 Video game: New delay for GTA VI, now expected in November 2026 (TdG)
The release of "Grand Theft Auto VI," the new installment of one of the most popular games, has been postponed once again by its publisher Rockstar Games.
09:13 Press conference of the SBB: Federal Railways award billion contract to Siemens Mobility – 116 trains for the Zurich S-Bahn and Western Switzerland (TagesAnzeiger)
The SBB will announce on Friday who will be awarded the contract for the 116 new trains for the Zurich S-Bahn and Western Switzerland. This is a billion contract. The rolling stock is expected to be operational in the 2030s.
09:13 Press conference of the SBB: Siemens Mobility delivers 116 trains for the Zurich S-Bahn and Western Switzerland (derBund)
The SBB will announce on Friday who will be awarded the contract for the 116 new trains for the Zurich S-Bahn and Western Switzerland. This is a multi-billion contract. The rolling stock is expected to be in service in the 2030s.
09:13 SBB Press Conference: Who will supply the 116 trains for the Zurich S-Bahn and Western Switzerland? (BZ)
The SBB will announce on Friday who will be awarded the contract for the 116 new trains for the Zurich S-Bahn and Western Switzerland. This is a multi-billion contract. The rolling stock is expected to be in service in the 2030s.
09:13 Press conference of the SBB: Federal Railways award billion contract to Siemens Mobility - 116 trains for the Zurich S-Bahn and Western Switzerland (BaZ)
The SBB will inform on Friday who has been awarded the contract for the 116 new trains for the Zurich S-Bahn and Western Switzerland. This is a billion contract. The rolling stock is expected to be in service in the 2030s.
09:08 Tesla's annual meeting: Elon Musk could pocket a mega salary (TdG, 24heures)
Tesla's shareholders approved a colossal compensation plan for their CEO on Thursday. Over ten years, it could yield him more than 1000 billion dollars.
09:03 Transshipment center in Hardfeld: Coop delivers goods by rail to Zurich (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Coop has opened a new transshipment center in Zurich. From now on, goods will arrive by train from the regional distribution center in Aargau. This will eliminate 58,000 truck trips per year.
09:02 Stock package for Tesla's CEO: Elon Musk is not after the billion, he is after power (TagesAnzeiger)
Tesla shareholders vote for a package that could make CEO Elon Musk the first billionaire in history. However, much more importantly: he is gradually gaining even more control.
09:02 Stock package for Tesla's CEO: Elon Musk is not after the billion, he is after power (derBund, BZ)
Tesla shareholders are voting for a package that could make CEO Elon Musk the first billionaire in history. However, much more importantly: he is gradually gaining more control.
09:02 Stock package for Tesla's CEO: Elon Musk is not after the billion, he is after power (BaZ)
Tesla shareholders approve a package that could make Elon Musk the first billionaire in history. However, much more importantly: he is gradually gaining even more control.
08:31 Former sports director in Bern: he now works for an NHL club - but an incident at SCB still hurts (derBund)
Today, Andrew Ebbett scouts young players, and out of love, Bern has remained his home. Despite a tumultuous departure, he fondly reflects on his time at SCB. If it weren't for one thing.
08:28 Restoration and hospitality: The École hôtelière de Lausanne adds "barista" to its curriculum (TdG, 24heures)
The institution has opened an "academy" in partnership with Caffè Vergnano. Students will learn the basics of coffee.
08:26 Club president involved: 18 arrests in the Turkish betting scandal (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Turkish football is rocked by a betting scandal. Among the arrests ordered are also prominent names.
08:19 United States: Trump eliminates passports that do not match birth gender (TdG)
The Supreme Court has authorized the removal of passports that carry the gender "X" or a gender different from that assigned at birth.
08:04 No congressional approval required: US Senate grants Trump the freedom to conduct operations in Venezuela (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A law that would have tied potential military actions against Venezuela and further strikes on alleged drug boats from South America to congressional approval was rejected.
07:56 Farmer reported: His cows are splashing in the Venoge, he receives a hefty fine (24heures)
A farmer from Cuarnens has to pay 1750 francs following a report from the fishing guard. While he admits his faults, he regrets the end of dialogue between historical partners.
07:41 15 years in prison looming: former NFL star Brown extradited from Dubai to the USA (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Former football player Antonio Brown faces charges of attempted murder. US Marshals arrested the 37-year-old in Dubai.
07:21 Symbol of power in the Pacific: China's new aircraft carrier Fujian technologically catches up with the USA (BZ)
With the Fujian, China's third aircraft carrier enters service. The People's Republic developed the ship entirely on its own. What it can do and why it is supposed to compete with the Americans.
06:15 New delay: The wait will be even longer: GTA 6 will not be released in May 2026 (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
It has been more than a decade since GTA 5 was released. The sixth installment of the hit game has now been postponed again.
05:59 Romandy Transport: The CFF unveils new trains for commuters (TdG, 24heures)
This is a multi-billion contract. Here’s what we already know about the design of these future regional trains that will operate in Vaud and along the Geneva-Martigny line in 2030.
05:38 Severe Typhoon: Kalmaegi claims five lives in Vietnam (derBund)
First the Philippines, now Vietnam: the typhoon leaves a trail of destruction – deaths, flooding, power outages. And a new storm is already approaching.
05:30 Physique, Psyché, Playoffs: Six insights on FC Basel in international business (BaZ)
Half of the Europa League group stage is over, FC Basel has won twice and lost twice. It's time for an assessment.
05:15 Basel's nightlife district: shops closing, offices empty – what’s next for Steinenvorstadt? (BaZ)
While restaurants, cafés, and bars are booming, the number of vacant spaces in Steinenvorstadt is increasing. The canton does not want to intervene. It believes in a positive development.
05:13 Sports betting in the USA: Nowhere is betting fraud as widespread – and as easy (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A scandal in the US basketball league NBA shows: the system is susceptible to fraud. Yet the business continues to thrive. And despite the dangers, everyone seems to find that acceptable.
05:10 Migaloo Superyacht: New Toy for Billionaires: Luxury Submarines (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Anyone wanting one should expect to spend upwards of 700 million francs. The project shows that the super-rich have new needs.
05:00 City government suspends projects: "Phasing instead of resigning": The Centre insists on improvements around Lake Egelsee (derBund, BZ)
School building cut, neighborhood park postponed indefinitely: There is criticism from Parliament regarding the recent decisions of the City Council in eastern Bern.
04:34 Project "Lina" in Zermatt: Hotelier plans skyscraper by the Matterhorn - crazy or clever? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
Heinz Julen is generating buzz in Valais. He plans to build a 260-meter tower to alleviate the housing shortage in the tourist resort. His plan is gaining traction.
04:33 Seiler bakes poppy seed cake: but please without cream! (TagesAnzeiger, BZ)
The season calls for the active consumption of cakes. Our columnist reveals one of his favorite recipes (without Dr. Oetker's sugar confetti).
04:31 Bridge builder Naomi Seibt: German influencer applies for asylum in the USA - Europe considers her lost (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The Alternative for Germany is actively building connections with Donald Trump's Republicans. A central role is played by 25-year-old Naomi Seibt, who was once known as "Anti-Greta."
04:31 Electronic Health Record: Digital experts warn: "Unfortunately, the Federal Council is doing everything wrong" (derBund, BaZ)
The new electronic health record is facing harsh criticism from the Digital Society. It has already played a crucial role in the E-ID. The Federal Office of Public Health counters.
04:30 "Apropos" - the daily podcast: What role did Andrew play in Epstein's circle? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Prince Andrew is no longer a prince. He loses all his titles. The sex offender Jeffrey Epstein plays an important role in this matter. What is behind it - and how does the UK respond?
04:18 Over 1000 officials on continuous duty: war in the neighboring country – how Switzerland is simulating an emergency (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
From cyberattacks to an influx of refugees: the federal government and cantons are conducting a large-scale crisis simulation on how they would respond to a threat.
04:16 Snow weather in the mountains: The first ski resorts open and expect a rush – despite rising prices (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The season kicks off this weekend on the first slopes. Cable cars expect many winter sports enthusiasts due to the sunny weather forecast.
03:58 Change in copyright law: Denmark plans legislation to protect against deepfakes using AI (derBund)
Anyone who finds an image of themselves online created by others using artificial intelligence is often shocked. However, taking action against it has been difficult, if not impossible, until now. The government in Copenhagen aims to change that.
01:58 Medical incident at the White House: a man collapses during Donald Trump's press conference (derBund)
It starts off like a typical press conference from Donald Trump: In the Oval Office, the US President announces a pharmaceutical success. However, the session takes an unexpected turn.
Thursday, 06.11.2025
22:29 Robotaxis and AI Robots: Musk Gets Chance at Trillion-Dollar Tesla Shares (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The richest person in the world could become a trillion dollars richer. Tesla shareholders voted for an unprecedented compensation plan for Elon Musk.
21:00 No Olympic start: Russian skiers sue over exclusion from qualification by FIS (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The Russian Ski Federation is contesting the exclusion from Olympic qualifications before the Court of Arbitration for Sport. What the dispute with the FIS is about.
20:33 Swiss in the Europa Cup: Widmer wins duel with Sohm, Manzambi scores in Freiburg victory (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In the Europa League, Johan Manzambi and SC Freiburg celebrate another success. Mainz achieves a last-minute victory against Fiorentina in the Conference League.
20:25 Unexpected construction issues: Bern city council approves additional credit for the renovation of the Seftausteg (derBund, BZ)
The Bern city council approves an additional credit of 875,000 francs for the complete renovation of the Seftausteg. The reason is unexpected construction issues and high market prices. The renovation now costs a total of 2.8 million francs.
20:25 Symbolic decision: The UN lifts sanctions against the Syrian president (TdG)
The Security Council lifts sanctions against the Syrian interim leader. The decision comes just days before his visit to Washington.
20:04 Hi-Fi Upgrade: Can you hear the difference? Spotify finally offers CD quality (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
Spotify is catching up with the competition. We explain how to activate the better sound quality, when it makes a difference and when it doesn't – and whether the differences can actually be heard.
20:02 Gun laws in the USA: US teacher shot by six-year-old - now she receives 10 million dollars (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
A jury awards the injured teacher 10 million dollars. She had repeatedly warned the principal that the student was carrying a weapon.
19:24 Performance contracts with emergency shelters: the origin of the homeless stirs emotions in the Bern city council (BZ)
The Bern city council has approved the new performance contracts with the operators of emergency shelters, despite a heated debate over the canton’s requirement not to accept homeless individuals without a residence permit.
19:22 Love for over 100 years: Eleanor and Lyle are the oldest couple in the world. This is their daily ritual (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Shortly after the wedding, Lyle Gittens had to go to war with the US Army. Today, he and his wife Eleanor celebrate their happiness daily in a special way.
19:18 Meeting in Washington: Donald Trump is Viktor Orbán's last hope (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The Hungarian is not only a fervent fan of the US president. He also needs his proximity to avoid losing the next election.
19:10 Air traffic in Sweden: drone sighting in Gothenburg - airport closed (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In recent weeks, drones have repeatedly disrupted air traffic near airports, most recently in Hanover. Now, an airport in Sweden is affected.
19:02 Relations with Israel: Kazakhstan should join the Abraham Accords (TdG, 24heures)
The American envoy Steve Witkoff announced on Thursday the accession of a new country to this process, initiated by Donald Trump during his first term.
18:26 Battleground city in the west: no one gets out alive, says the Ukrainian soldier in Pokrowsk (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Russian troops have almost completely encircled the city. The situation is likely much more dramatic than Kyiv admits.
18:06 Interview on the initiative for the future: Peter Spuhler: "I no longer need to expatriate preventively" (TdG, 24heures)
The head of Stadler Rail opposes the initiative for an inheritance tax. However, he has decided not to leave Switzerland after the clarifications from the Federal Council.
17:52 Rare guest at Zurich Airport: Ukrainian Antonov AN-26 landed in Kloten (TagesAnzeiger)
This aircraft is almost a vintage model, but it still flies cargo around the world. On Thursday, a 45-year-old Antonov AN-26 was in Zurich.
17:46 Agreement in Washington: Trump announces a reduction in the price of obesity treatments (TdG, 24heures)
The American president announced on Thursday an agreement with the giants Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly, who have agreed to lower the prices of their flagship treatments.
17:07 Apprenticeships in Switzerland: Two American governors want to replicate the Swiss model (TdG, 24heures)
The Swiss apprenticeship system has captivated two American officials. They even want to adapt it in their states.
17:05 Trial in Geneva: The sale of gold turns into a scam: three convicted (TdG)
A Genevan thought he could get 80,000 francs from his gold jewelry and platinum coins. He fell victim to a scam involving counterfeit bills.
16:59 The best young salesperson comes from Switzerland – from Frutigen (BZ)
Seline Reichen is thrilled with her job and the products she sells. Now, the 20-year-old has won the professional championships for young sales talents in Salzburg.
16:44 Injured Leimentaler: "Finally on the way home" – Noah Dettwiler's sister shares an emotional post (BaZ)
The Leimentaler Moto3 rider Noah Dettwiler arrives in Switzerland on Thursday evening. Now his sister Noelle thanks the first responders and doctors after "eleven tough days."
16:30 Federal Court: Green light for the new patient file of Vaud hospitals (24heures)
A private actor had blocked the tender for the new clinical information system estimated at 200 million francs. The judges dismissed his grievances.
16:30 Video games: The Switch 2 shatters sales records (TdG, 24heures)
Nintendo has sold over 10 million consoles in four months. A figure that surpasses the original Switch and even the PlayStation 5.
16:06 Dead infant in Maulburg (D): "Desperate need" may have led to the act - "Aktenzeichen XY" is searching for the mother (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The origin of the dead infant in a wooded area near the Swiss border remains unclear, despite "intensive efforts." New details about the case were revealed in the ZDF program.
16:03 Traces in Switzerland: 100 years missing – now the legendary Habsburg diamond has resurfaced (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
The "Florentine" belonged to the Austrian imperial family. In the 1920s, it disappeared. At least, that’s what the public was supposed to believe.
16:00 New in Switzerland: Chinese brand with a European soul (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
With Zeekr, another brand from the Middle Kingdom is entering the local market. The offering is exciting – but is it enough for success?
15:59 6 November 2025: The Most Important of the Day (TagesAnzeiger)
Nancy Pelosi retires | Alfred Heer’s cause of death clarified | Criminal complaint against FDP National Councilor | The cheapest health insurance | Swiss fear AI | US airports reduce capacity
15:38 720 kilometers from the border: Ukrainian drone strike hits Russian power plant (derBund, BaZ)
Ukraine intensifies its attacks on Russian infrastructure: overnight Thursday, drones struck the power plant in Volgorechensk deep inside Russia.
15:36 Renewable energy in Switzerland: Soon solar panels mandatory on your roof? (TdG, 24heures)
An initiative from the Greens has surpassed 100,000 signatures. But property owners and electricity suppliers are already pushing back.
15:34 At the age of 24: NFL star Marshawn Kneeland of the Dallas Cowboys has passed away (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The NFL mourns Marshawn Kneeland. The reasons for the sudden passing of the Dallas Cowboys' defensive end are not yet known.
15:24 Biel's top scorer Toni Rajala: He wants to become Swiss – but the process is dragging on (derBund, BZ)
Since 2016, the Finn has been playing for EHC Biel. The Swiss passport could make the goal scorer even more valuable for the Seeländer. But there is a catch.
15:19 Inflation and low interest rate environment: The National Bank needs new instruments (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In Switzerland, negative interest rates are threatening again. They can be prevented if the National Bank has the courage to take new paths.
15:18 Podcast with Ralph Krueger: "In Davos, I almost died – a year later, I returned anyway" (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
In the "Eisbrecher," the former Swiss national coach talks about his eventful life and his unique career, including a stint in English top football.
15:18 War in Sudan: Sudanese militia RSF agrees to ceasefire (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The military would also agree to the deal if the RSF withdraws from civilian areas.
15:17 Influence of personality on salary: Are you earning too little? It could be due to your character (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Researchers have investigated which personality traits are more likely to lead to a high salary. A key finding: character influences success as much as social background.
15:16 Debate in France: Until now, the glass of wine was free - now a revolution threatens in the French Parliament (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
France is debating the outrageous proposal of a young Green politician, who wants to make La Buvette, the bar in the Palais Bourbon, chargeable - or even abolish alcohol consumption altogether.
15:15 Sailing trip turns into a survival struggle: German sailor stranded for 60 hours on a Dutch island (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A German leisure sailor had to wait for more than two and a half days on the uninhabited island of De Kreupel in the Dutch IJsselmeer after his boat ran aground in a storm.
15:14 Actions instead of words: Outrage at Miss Universe – Beauty queens leave the hall (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
At the event in Bangkok, an official insulted Miss Mexico as a "fool," triggering an uproar on live camera.
15:12 Reactions to the impending move: Conservatives disappointed: "I understand that the Bührle Foundation has lost its lid" (TagesAnzeiger)
Zurich could lose the Bührle collection. In politics, one wonders: Is the harsh tone of the debate to blame? Or the foundation's lack of willingness to cooperate?
15:09 Bunkers against nuclear attacks: The aging shelters must undergo a rejuvenation for 1 billion (24heures)
The over 40-year-old nuclear shelters must be renovated. The costs will be borne by the cantons.
15:09 Nationwide ranking: Which health insurance companies will offer attractive premiums in 2026 (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Sanitas is moving up, Concordia is losing ground: this is what emerges from our long-term comparison of health insurance premiums.
15:05 25 million people affected: hunger crisis in Eastern Congo worsens (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
25 million people do not have enough to eat in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Especially in the east, life-threatening hunger is spreading - in one of the most fertile countries in Africa.
14:32 Finland – Switzerland live ticker: Can Switzerland start with a win? (BaZ)
In the first international match of the season, the national team faces Finland as part of the Euro Hockey Tour. The duel starts at 5:30 PM live.
14:24 US Democrat steps down: Nancy Pelosi announces resignation (BZ)
The 85-year-old Democrat was a power figure in the Capitol for two decades. She is now stepping down from Congress.
14:19 Fight for the World Championship: Why Verstappen Could Still Defend His Title (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Can Max Verstappen close the gap to the McLaren duo further – or does Interlagos end his championship dreams?
14:16 Break-ins where victims are at home: Increasingly brutal homejacking cases in Western Switzerland (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
Particularly in the western border cantons, the cases of break-ins occurring while people are at home are increasing. These attacks are considered especially traumatic.
14:12 Record-breaking rainfall: Typhoon Kalmaegi makes landfall in Vietnam (BZ)
The storm has already claimed 114 lives in the Philippines. It is now hitting Vietnam with gusts of 220 km/h – Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City fear flooding.
14:10 Abundant harvest becomes a problem: farmers are left with thousands of tons of potatoes – and spray them to prevent fraud (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
What to do with the tubers? The success of this year's potato harvest is becoming a problem for farmers. Now creativity is needed.
13:56 Car insurance: Repairing your car costs 600 francs more than in 2019 (TdG, 24heures)
Automobile claims are skyrocketing. Replacing a simple headlight can now cost up to 8000 francs. The embedded technology explains this increase.
13:46 Award for Fairness in Sports: FC Wiesendangen wins Fairplay Award (TagesAnzeiger)
The municipal council of Wiesendangen congratulates FC Wiesendangen on a significant achievement. This recognition could inspire other clubs to also focus on fairness.
13:14 Murder in Sainte-Croix: The police were looking for the suspected killer the day before the crime (TdG, 24heures)
Her last employer recounts that the thirty-year-old came to collect her pay on the day of the tragedy, but had not worked since August. The company is in shock.
13:02 Financial advisors on book gains: Whether to realize capital gains is a matter of investment approach (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
When selling stocks with good performance, one must reinvest the money and pay transaction fees. Therefore, it is worthwhile to remain loyal to certain stocks.
12:59 In the midst of controversy: Suspension, delisting: what risks does Shein face in France? (TdG, 24heures)
The platform is facing several proceedings following the scandal of the "sex doll". The site could disappear from search engines.
12:38 Haute-Savoie: Vuache Tunnel: the reopening of the repair tube is postponed (TdG)
On June 11, a truck caught fire in the tunnel heading towards Chamonix, causing significant damage to the structure.
12:36 Swiss Economy: How Companies Turn Crisis into Growth (TdG, 24heures)
Artificial intelligence, customs tariffs, sustainability: a study reveals how Swiss companies navigate the global turmoil. The Romands are the kings of innovation.
12:36 Sexual assault by film star: MeToo in Iran: The Dschamschidi case and its consequences (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A young woman accuses an Iranian film star of rape. The case sparks a nationwide debate about power, distrust, and the risk of speaking out.
12:34 Interview on Bilaterals III: "Why should we jeopardize our main market?" (24heures)
Carl Illi, president of Swiss Textiles, criticizes the misinformation circulating about the agreements with the EU and warns against the isolation of Switzerland.
12:31 Nearly 5000 supporters: FCZ president Canepa on Malenovic petition: "My signature was forged" (derBund)
Over 4600 people are calling for the dismissal of FCZ sports director Milos Malenovic. Ancillo Canepa says his signature on the online petition was forged. However, he promises an analysis.
12:25 For 10.4 million francs: the government council plans to comprehensively renovate the Ringhof building in the city of Bern (BZ)
The Bernese government council plans a complete renovation of the dilapidated Ringhof building. After the police vacates in 2028, the education and culture department is set to move in.
12:23 Winter Olympics 2026: Over 850,000 tickets sold for the Milan-Cortina Games (TdG, 24heures)
With twelve weeks to go before the competitions begin, more than half of the planned tickets have been sold.
12:17 Incident in Germany: Unknown individuals smear swastikas made of blood on cars in Hanau (BZ)
Nearly 50 cars, as well as house walls and mailboxes, were vandalized in the city of Hanau. The perpetrators apparently used human blood.
12:16 Call Spoofing: The federal government aims to combat calls with fake numbers more effectively (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Fraudulent calls from Swiss numbers are a major nuisance. Now, telecom providers like Swisscom are expected to filter better and display numbers differently on mobile screens.
12:04 Economist and former government councilor: Andreas Rickenbacher remains for another two years on the BKW board of directors (derBund, BZ)
The Bernese government extends the mandate of the former director of the economy at the energy company.
11:59 Incident at Melbourne Airport: Power bank explodes: man catches fire in airport lounge (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BaZ)
Screams, smoke, flames: In the Qantas business lounge, a man catches fire when a power bank explodes in his pocket. Lithium batteries are increasingly seen as a danger in air travel.
11:49 Suspicion of cartel violation: EU Commission initiates proceedings against Deutsche Börse (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Have Deutsche Börse and the US technology exchange Nasdaq coordinated more than allowed in the European Union? This is now under thorough investigation.
11:29 EuroMillions Jackpot: They play for the first time and win 250 million (TdG, 24heures)
A group of French friends won the largest jackpot in EuroMillions history last August. An impostor nearly stole their thunder.
11:14 Digital divide: Two-thirds of Swiss feel excluded from the digital world (24heures)
The feeling of inclusion is particularly low among those aged 70 and over. Younger people report feeling better integrated.
11:05 Health costs in Switzerland: The price of nearly 300 medications has decreased this year (TdG, 24heures)
The Confederation has reduced the prices of nearly 300 medications by an average of 12%. This measure will save at least 65 million francs in 2025.
10:55 Olympics 2026: Tickets for the most popular sports are almost sold out (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
There are about twelve weeks left until the Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo. Some tickets are still available, but those for a new Olympic category will soon be gone.
10:52 Decision in Pristina: Supreme Court upholds hijab ban for schoolgirls in Kosovo (derBund)
Kosovar schools are allowed to ban the hijab. This was decided by the Supreme Court, even though the population is Muslim. The Swiss Federal Council recently rejected a ban.
10:47 Expensive net-zero target: 16 billion for the climate - Federal Councillor Rösti's CO₂ project costs more than the Gotthard Base Tunnel (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Swiss climate policy requires significant investments in capturing, transporting, and storing carbon dioxide. The immense costs are not the only hurdles.
10:46 Victory for the US Democrats: Trump's rivals awaken: 6 lessons from the electoral success (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
New York, New Jersey, Virginia, California: With three electoral victories and one successful vote, the Democrats are making a comeback. How they achieved this.
10:46 Disadvantages of fitness apps: "How do I explain to MyFitnessPal that I'm currently frying two tacos?" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Fitness trackers encourage more movement and a healthier lifestyle. But what happens if you don't reach your goals?
10:45 Interview with ski star Cyprien Sarrazin: "I was told it would be a miracle if I could lead a normal life again" (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The French downhill skier suffered a serious fall in December 2024. He now talks about his injury, exceeded recovery predictions, and future plans. And he calls for more safety.
10:36 Embarrassing bug: Swisscom TV suggests "child pornography" when searching for a movie (TdG, 24heures)
A nasty bug affected Blue TV, the on-demand movie service of the Swiss telecommunications giant. It assures that it has been fixed.
10:29 Piracy off the Horn of Africa: attackers storm tanker off the Somali coast (TagesAnzeiger)
The details about the attacked ship match the "Hellas Aphrodite," which changed its course and slowed down at the time of the incident.
10:29 Attack off the Horn of Africa: Pirates storm tanker off the Somali coast (derBund, BZ)
The tanker was sailing under the Maltese flag and was en route from Sikka in India to Durban in South Africa.
10:29 Piracy off the Horn of Africa: attackers storm tanker off the Somali coast (BaZ)
The details about the attacked ship match the "Hellas Aphrodite," which changed course and slowed down at the time of the incident.
10:23 Zoo in Crémines: Sikypark and 17 other projects receive funding from the lottery fund (BZ)
The Canton of Bern allocates 1.56 million francs from the lottery fund to 17 social and cultural projects. The largest contribution goes to the zoo in the Bernese Jura.
10:18 Three weeks after the theft: the Louvre allegedly neglected security in favor of attractiveness (TdG)
The Court of Auditors criticizes significant delays in security investments, while the Louvre has spent more on purchasing artworks and museum renovations.
10:06 Average price reduction of 12%: the government orders lower prices for nearly 300 medicines (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
For the entire three-year review period, the savings effect is expected to be at least 335 million francs.
10:04 Old-age provision in Switzerland: The 13th AVS pension will be directly paid into retirees' accounts by the end of 2026 (TdG, 24heures)
Accepted in March 2024, the 13th AVS pension will be automatically paid starting next year. The amount will arrive at the end of the year, like a thirteenth salary for employees.
10:02 Air accident in Louisville: What we know about the cargo plane crash in Kentucky (TdG, 24heures)
At least 12 people lost their lives in the crash of the aircraft. According to surveillance cameras, the left engine of the MD-11 detached during acceleration.
10:02 Price war: Bread at 99 cents: competition authorities seized (TdG, 24heures)
The Swiss Fair Trade Association denounces a cartel among retail giants and involves the authorities.
09:58 Swiss Loto: The jackpot of 40.9 million has found a winner (TdG, 24heures)
A person became a multimillionaire on Wednesday evening. They marked the six correct numbers of the Swiss Loto. And they have six months to claim their winnings.
09:39 Child murder in Northern Germany: New clues: Investigators search several apartments in the Fabian case (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Following numerous tips on "Aktenzeichen XY," the police are once again searching several locations in Germany. In the afternoon, investigators plan to disclose details.
08:44 October unemployment figures: unemployment rises to 2.1% – construction and gastronomy affected (derBund, BZ)
As construction and gastronomy seasonally cut jobs, the metal industry is affected for other reasons. Additionally, 100 companies report short-time work for 2,902 employees.
08:38 Olympic dream lives on: Simon Ammann nominated for ski jumping World Cup – Peier out of the team (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The four-time Olympic champion aims for his 8th participation in the Winter Games at 44 years old. Killian Peier has to start in the Continental Cup.
08:35 Luxury watchmaking: A mysterious Cartier clock estimated at 5 million francs (TdG, 24heures)
Sotheby’s will auction a mysterious Cartier clock from 1925 on November 9. Patek Philippe and Rolex complete the Geneva watch sales.
08:21 Labor market in Switzerland: The unemployment rate increased in October (TdG, 24heures)
More than 135,000 people were unemployed in October in Switzerland, which is an increase of 1.5% compared to September.
08:14 135,000 without a job: unemployment rate rises to 2.9 percent in October (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
According to Seco, a large part of this increase is attributed to seasonal effects.
08:03 Incident near Birsköpfli: This tourist came to Basel to undress (BaZ)
A Belgian was convicted by a penalty order for exhibitionism. His victim encountered him in the restroom.
08:01 Curious Lexicon of Switzerland: How much does it cost to produce a five-cent coin? 6 cents! (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
Our author has gathered relevant, offbeat, useful, and unnecessary numbers, data, and facts about our beautiful country.
07:24 Pilot project for flexible public transport: Postauto presents the first self-driving taxi "AmiGo" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
25 autonomous electric taxis are expected to operate from 2027 in four eastern Swiss cantons. Orders will be placed via an app, and the price will be higher than the regular Postauto ticket.
07:22 Historic goal: Alexander Ovechkin becomes the first player to score 900 goals in the NHL (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The NHL's leading scorer has been the Russian since last season. Now, the 40-year-old has reached a very special milestone as the first hockey professional to do so.
07:12 Budget paralysis: Washington imposes flight cuts (TdG, 24heures)
The U.S. government wants to ask airlines for a 10% reduction in flights this weekend. Officials, unpaid for a month, are no longer coming to work.
06:34 Decline in net profit of 988 million: Swisscom's profit drops by 23% (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Swisscom experienced a significant drop in profits in the first nine months. The main reason is the integration of the acquired Vodafone Italia, which dragged the results down.
05:32 Bloody conflict in Sudan: satellite images suggest mass graves in Al-Faschir (BaZ)
In the Sudanese city of Al-Faschir, researchers have identified suspected mass graves in satellite images. The recordings document earthworks near a mosque and a former children's hospital.
05:08 FC Basel against FCSB: A FCB player knows the Romanian opponent particularly well, and Ludovic Magnin is worried about two key players (BaZ)
On Thursday, Rotblau plays in the Europa League against FCSB. The duel has already taken place twice, but back then the Romanians had a different name.
05:03 Surf hotspot: Munich aims to save its vanished Eisbach wave (BaZ)
After the annual stream cleaning, the famous Eisbach wave is no longer there. Now, the water level is to be artificially raised.
05:02 Bitcoin temporarily below $100,000: tech stocks are losing, and cryptocurrencies are also declining – what is happening? (TagesAnzeiger)
$500 billion in market value was wiped out on Tuesday. Experts do not see a bursting bubble but urge caution.
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