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A fully vegan restaurant has received a Gault Millau distinction for the first time. The question goes beyond one venue: does fine dining need animal products, or does it become more contemporary without them?
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At the Zurich Film Festival, films, stars and public conversations meet. When social voices take the stage, the question follows: necessary openness, or does it displace cinema?
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German Unity Day falls on a Saturday in 2026. Should a public holiday on a weekend be compensated with a weekday off?
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On 2 October 2001, all Swissair aircraft stayed on the ground. 25 years later the question remains open: should the state have rescued the airline – or did responsibility lie with its management?
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This week the Council of States debated the Bilaterals III treaty package with the EU. Supporters see it as the way to secure market access and prosperity. Opponents warn of a loss of independence.
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The federal government wants to support Switzerland’s bid for the 2038 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games with up to CHF 200 million. The debate spans regional opportunities, financial risks and democratic participation.
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Medicine and prevention can add years to life. But a long life also needs autonomy, relationships, and good care.
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Public cultural support should protect quality, open access and make artistic work possible. Limited funds, however, force a choice: should support focus on major institutions or many smaller offerings?
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International skills competitions show what strong vocational training can achieve. The question is whether those successes mainly reward a few talents or improve vocational education for many people.
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According to SRF, Switzerland is strong in robotics. When machines take over tasks, they can ease staff shortages — or increase pressure on jobs and wages. What rules should guide the shift?
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After a Europe-wide action against alleged phone-sale fraud, a basic buying question arises: if a device is sold as new, should used or repaired parts be clearly disclosed?
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According to SRF, Nespresso is ending its paper capsules and returning to aluminium recycling. The everyday question is whether the material matters most, or whether a system people actually use does.
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