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Every 12 years, hundreds of millions of Hindu pilgrims gather in northern India for a ritual bath at the confluence of the ...
Germany's snap elections, by the numbers
German voters will go to the polls to elect a new government, following the collapse of its three-party «traffic light» ...
Seen from space: Satellite images suggest construction of secret Chinese military complex
A vast construction site southwest of Beijing has drawn the scrutiny of U.S. intelligence services, which suspect that China ...
Boom without inflation: Trump and Musk’s unrealistic vision of economic policy
Donald Trump and Elon Musk promise strong economic growth without inflation – a scenario that is almost impossible to achieve ...
Luxury hotels are redefining the Swiss Alps
The global elite is back in the Alps, and luxury resorts are taking over. But where does that leave Swiss winter sports fans?
European leaders jockey to become continent's Trump whisperer
Hungary’s Viktor Orbán, Italy’s Giorgia Meloni and France’s Emmanuel Macron are all seeking close ties with U.S. President ...
Trump's radical government is setting a new course for the US and the world
The start of Donald Trump's second term in office has been marked by a rejection of compromise and the self-conscious ...
India warns of religious persecution in Bangladesh – but many Hindus there see things very differently
The fall of autocrat Sheikh Hasina triggered a wave of violence against Hindus in Bangladesh. However, many of them deny that ...
How Germany's economy could get back on its feet
Economic stagnation has paralyzed Germany for years. The next government could turn the tide with a bold reform package. This requires more trust in market forces and a willingness to take risks.
Einst feierte Trump die «unglaubliche Wahl» Selenskis, jetzt schimpft er ihn einen «Diktator» – Chronik einer toxischen Beziehung
Ein erpresserisches Telefonat mit Selenski führte zu Trumps Impeachment. Sechs Jahre später erschüttert der Schlagabtausch ...
Javier Milei: Wie naiv darf ein Staatsoberhaupt sein?
Der argentinische Präsident hat seinen Namen für eine Betrugsmasche hergegeben: Jemand sollte ihn vor sich selbst schützen.
Die Schweiz auf der Anklagebank: Die historische Aufarbeitung ist längst nicht zu Ende
Die Zwangsmassnahmen gegen die Jenischen waren nach heutigem Verständnis ein Verbrechen gegen die Menschlichkeit. Zu diesem ...