Science
Wednesday, 17.09.2025
Because the federal government needs to save money, starting in 2026, fewer projects and promising careers will be supported by the SNF.
Due to financial constraints from the Confederation, the FNS is cutting its programs starting in 2025. However, the organization opposes the 10-11% cuts planned by Bern for 2027-2028.
Our body needs vitamins. And they could also be beneficial when it comes to cancer. However, the research situation is not clear everywhere.
Each week, a legal expert from TCS provides an answer to a legal question.
When did it become socially acceptable to celebrate the murder of a political opponent? For Jérôme Endrass, this is also related to populist terms like "fascist."
Illegal wildlife trafficking is a big business. In Rio, the police have now freed hundreds of exotic animals in a unique operation. This includes monkeys and parrots. The trade threatens biodiversity - it is lucrative for organized crime.
The clock is ticking, and the tension is rising: Hisashi Hayashi has created an exhilarating deduction game with "Bomb Busters." It has now been awarded the title of Game of the Year 2025.
A sign against war and for solidarity: The Day of Thanksgiving, Repentance, and Prayer has never been as relevant as it is today, says our guest author.
Once a chemical wonder product, PFAS are increasingly becoming a problem in Switzerland. Why exactly? Answers in a new episode of the daily podcast «Apropos».
The cancellation of the concert by Israeli conductor Lahav Shani has been causing a stir in the cultural scene for days. The musician has remained silent on the matter - until now.
Tuesday, 16.09.2025
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The violent protests at the Vuelta are also affecting Christian Prudhomme, organizer of the Tour de France.
Northern lights enchant with their mystical beauty. However, they can also be threatening.
A mummified skull poses riddles. For decades, it was believed to be of Inca origin. However, this is not the case.
Several orcas caused a sailboat to capsize off the Costa da Caparica. Boats were also attacked in Cascais and at Fonte da Telha beach.
The American Sarah Thomas swam the distance of 64 kilometers despite adverse conditions in under 20 hours.
The Basel hurdler quits his final run over 110 meters hurdles at the very first obstacle. The disappointment is immense.
How do earthquakes form and when do they end? Researchers are investigating these questions at a depth of 1000 meters. They must be careful not to go too far.
Banned from any future involvement in the anniviarde race, Julien Lyon seeks compensation from the Sierre court.
A national study reveals the worrying presence of pesticides in homes bordering vineyards. Residents show up to 45% more of these substances in their urine.
The museum dedicated to sculptor Alexander Calder is the latest project from the renowned Basel architecture firm.
Should army personnel be allowed to take ammunition home again? This is what the Council of States is debating on Wednesday. For suicide prevention, this would be a "massive setback," warns an expert.
It is regarded as one of the hardest among very difficult games. What is the appeal of constant failure? We tried it out.
The stratospheric ozone layer is expected to recover around 2050, according to the UN, which reminds us that progress is possible.
Alongside the giants, unusual teams with unique characters are also competing in the group stage. Here are six intriguing outsiders.
The 30 zone is the most effective measure to ensure road safety and reduce noise disturbances.
The decision by the University of Bern to cancel the panel with UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese has sparked criticism both internally and externally. It concerns censorship and freedom of expression.
Monday, 15.09.2025
Our illustrator captures the best of local, regional, and international news.
The EU and NATO are currently unable to defend against an attack of hundreds of drones. That needs to change quickly. Thanks to help from Ukraine.
The benefits of routine early detection programs are debated. A new study now shows that tumors in cantons with programs were smaller at diagnosis.
For over a century, the "Britannic" lay on the seabed off the Greek island of Kea. Now, researchers have brought artifacts from the wreck to the surface for the first time.
After 2022 and 2023, the pole vaulter becomes world champion for the third consecutive time. And he does so with a new record.
A clip featuring Hazel Brugger is going viral – elsewhere, SVP Federal Councillor Albert Rösti is the scapegoat for everything bad. Short, often absurd videos are making the internet laugh in a new way.
48 organizations in the field of sexual health criticize the announced budget cuts and urge Parliament to refrain from them - for the well-being of the population.
Stress, lack of sleep, and hormonal fluctuations – all can limit our concentration. The technical term: "Brain Fog," or fog in the brain. A doctor provides practical tips for everyday life.
The Federal Mint dedicates a three-part series to Swiss aviation. The first 20-franc silver coin features hot air balloons against a mountain panorama.
The former biathlete Laura Dahlmeier tragically died while climbing in Pakistan. Experts assessed the situation at Laila Peak and decided against recovering the body.
The right-wing activist is just the latest victim. In an increasingly polarized society, the fear of further escalation is growing.
The federal railways conducted a test on the Winterthur–Stein am Rhein line to keep wildlife away from the tracks. However, it was not successful.
Products delivered in three minutes by air are transforming the lives of residents in the Irish capital. While some appreciate this time-saving, others are already fearing a sky highway.
People are drowning in a sea of news. This threatens democracy, warns psychologist Stephan Lewandowsky. He advises deliberately ignoring certain content.
Images of blood pressure measurements often show incorrect techniques. Errors can distort the measured values. In practice, it is crucial to pay attention to all details.
The heatwaves and floods that hit the continent resulted in nearly 40 billion in losses for the European economy, according to a study.
A shot at the end of pregnancy allows antibodies to be passed on to the infant. This is a new weapon against this disease that overwhelms pediatric services in winter.
The decision in the men's marathon at the Athletics World Championships in Tokyo couldn't have been more thrilling. It came down to a millimeter decision and a photo finish.
From September 13 to 21, 2025, the Athletics World Championships will take place in Tokyo. All the necessary information and news can be found here.
Physicist Harald Jenny wants Switzerland to vote on deep storage.
The email exchange between the university and the organizer Amnesty International shows a back-and-forth – and an intervention by the Swiss Jewish Community.