A new poll reveals that two-thirds of Swiss citizens are in favor of canceling the purchase of the F-35 fighter jet, indicating significant public dissatisfaction with the deal and its broken 'fixed price' promise. This sentiment is shared across various political alignments, including a portion of the SVP base.

Tages-Anzeiger: F-35 Purchase Poll: Two-Thirds Want to Stop the Purchase

A survey indicates that two-thirds of respondents wish to halt the purchase of the F-35 fighter jet, reflecting significant public dissatisfaction with the broken 'fixed price' promise.

20 Minuten: 65% of Swiss Want to Cancel F-35 Jet Deal

An exclusive poll indicates that 65% of Swiss citizens, including a portion of the SVP base, wish to halt the purchase of the F-35 fighter jets.

Switzerland commemorates the 25th anniversary of the Swissair grounding, an event that remains unforgettable for the nation. Essays and memories from former employees reflect on the airline's downfall, with some arguing that its end, though shocking, was a necessary outcome.

Tages-Anzeiger: 25 Years of Swissair Grounding: The Best Thing That Could Have Happened to…

An essay reflects on the 25th anniversary of the Swissair grounding, arguing that its end, while shocking, was necessary and that other scenarios would have been worse.

Tages-Anzeiger: 25 Years of Grounding: When the Proud Swissair Went Down

Images recall the downfall of the once-proud Swissair airline, an event that remains unforgettable for Switzerland.

Tages-Anzeiger: Swissair Flight Attendant Interview: 'We Were Called Hostesses Then, and…'

A former Swissair flight attendant shares memories from her 42 years in the air, recalling differences in service and onboard amenities.

Several incidents of crime and fraud have been reported, including a scammer targeting young women at a train station, a woman losing 40,000 francs in an online Ricardo platform fraud, and a knife-point robbery at a village bakery in Villmergen.

Blick: Warning: Train Station Scammer Targets Young Women

A scammer at a train station is targeting young women, with one victim stating 'She quickly won my sympathy'.

20 Minuten: Woman Loses 40,000 Francs in Ricardo Fraud Case

A woman has lost 40,000 Swiss francs in what she describes as the 'most expensive sale of my life' due to fraud on the Ricardo platform.

20 Minuten: Man Robs Village Bakery with Knife in Villmergen

A man robbed a village bakery in Villmergen, Aargau, with a knife and fled with the money.

Olivier Curty, State Councillor for Fribourg, stated that bilateral agreements are not fundamentally linked to federalism, contributing a new perspective to the ongoing debate on EU treaties. This discussion has been shaped by various councilors over a decade of negotiations.

Le Temps: For Olivier Curty, "Bilateral agreements are not a matter of federalism"

Olivier Curty states that bilateral agreements are not fundamentally linked to the concept of federalism in Switzerland.

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: The Provocateur, the Wearied, the Turbo: These Councilors Shaped the EU Debate

Ten years of negotiations on the EU package have passed, with key councilors having influenced the debate, and the package has now overcome its first hurdle in the Council of States.

Local issues include a significant petition in Ticino regarding the future of the Lido San Domenico establishment, gathering thousands of signatures. In Zurich, the city's plans for pedestrian crossings and 30 km/h speed limits in the Rosengarten area have been blocked by the canton, leading to accusations of political obstruction.

Ticinonline: Lido San Domenico: between two tenders and 4000 signatures, does the…

An inter-party interpellation urges the Civic Palace regarding the future of the Castagnola establishment. Meanwhile, a petition has gathered thousands of signatures in a few weeks.

Tages-Anzeiger: Zurich Traffic Policy: Canton Halts Rosengarten's Tempo 30 Plans

The city of Zurich faces a setback in the Rosengarten dispute as the canton blocks plans for pedestrian crossings and 30 km/h speed limits, with the city's transport official accusing the canton of political obstruction.

OpenAI, despite its trillion-dollar valuation, has registered as a small company in Zurich, highlighting its limited growth in Switzerland. Social challenges are also in focus, with an unemployed gem setter over 60 facing financial ruin and a Zurich youth outreach center providing essential services to homeless individuals aged 16-23.

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: OpenAI Valued at Trillion Dollars, Yet Registered as Small Firm in Zurich

Despite being valued at over a trillion dollars, OpenAI and Anthropic have registered as small companies in Zurich, with limited growth in Switzerland so far.

Blick: Unemployed Gem Setter, Over 60, Must Sell Possessions

Daniel Da Riva, over 60 and unemployed, is facing financial ruin and has to sell personal items to survive.

Tages-Anzeiger: Homeless Youth in Zurich: They Look Like They're From Gym, But Were in the…

The youth outreach center 'Mila' in Zurich provides essential services to homeless individuals aged 16-23, with around 30 people using the facility daily.

Young people in Switzerland are sharing their experiences of growing up in the 'Manosphere,' a space where concepts of hardness, dominance, and the devaluing of women are prevalent.

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: What it Means to Be a Man Today: Youth Discuss Growing Up in the 'Manosphere'

Young people share their experiences of growing up in the 'Manosphere', where concepts of hardness, dominance, and devaluing women are prevalent, even in Switzerland.

A criminal case known as the 'Zali affair' is causing significant upheaval in the Swiss canton of Ticino, involving allegations of violence, political interference, and the death of a former partner.

Le Temps: Alleged violence, interference, death of an ex-lover: The Zali affair plunges…

A criminal case involving alleged violence, political interference, and the death of a former partner is causing significant upheaval in the Swiss canton of Ticino.