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HEALTH
- Beirut blast: Dutch ambassador’s wife’donated organs’ after Agreeing to injuries from Burst
- BEIRUT, LEBANON NURSE SAVES 3 BABIES FROM HUGE EXPLOSION
- Can children or adolescents contract the coronavirus?
- Covid-19: A new version of the virus is in England
- Covid-19: Pfizer and BioNTech announce their vaccine is “90% effective”
- Important Information You must know about SUNSCREEN!!
- Putin claims Russia has developed first coronavirus vaccine
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NEWS
- 400000 Americans have used Snapchat to register to vote
- 6 year old boy fights with a dog to save his sister
- Beirut blast: Dutch ambassador’s wife’donated organs’ after Agreeing to injuries from Burst
- BEIRUT, LEBANON NURSE SAVES 3 BABIES FROM HUGE EXPLOSION
- Covid-19: A new version of the virus is in England
- Covid-19: Pfizer and BioNTech announce their vaccine is “90% effective”
- MV Wakashio causes environmental catastrophe in Mauritius
- Putin claims Russia has developed first coronavirus vaccine
- TIKTOK AND WECHAT BANNED IN USA
- Who is Joe Biden, the new president of the United States?
PET
POLITICS
SOCIAL
- “A man of honor”, Kad Merad and Gérard Depardieu for an oiled mechanism
- “Advice to his enemies: Nicolas Sarkozy is still moving …”
- “Baghdad Central”, deconstruction of a nation
- “Bellum-The Daemon of War”: the AI goes to war
- “Bridgerton”, the Netflix series that erases racial inequalities
- “Caïd”, diving into the heart of the deal
- “Call Me Intern”: no salary for interns
- “Catastrophic” decline in shark and ray populations over the past fifty years
- “Edna”: a prayer for the Amazon
- “Extremely disappointed”, the IOC refuses to recognize the son Lukashenko
- “Eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth”, the new Beijing doctrine
- “Faya Dayi”: in the mists of the khat
- “François Pinault and Bernard Arnault denounced the French bourgeoisie”
- “Get indignant!” – Time
- “Good Night Oppy”, a film about the incredible saga of the rover Opportunity
- “Hippocrates” should last at least twenty years
- “Holgut” and “Ostrov-Lost Island”: Russia, your name is dereliction
- “How a ‘ransomware’ sunk my company”
- “Hunt for undocumented migrants”: the Geneva left demands answers
- “If it bleeds”, we are in the terror of Stephen King
- “In Chad, even the ants are aggressive”
- “In the name of what does health surpass the republican value of freedom?”
- “In the strange city of Kabul”
- “In therapy” and the psychodrama of the screenwriters
- “In Therapy”, France on the couch
- “Incandescent Hearts”, or the energy of the living
- “Influence”: portrait of an unscrupulous manipulator
- “Islamo-leftism”: “We are swimming in confusion”
- “Islamofolies” – Le Temps
- “It is absurd to oppose the religious to the cultural”
- “It’s a Sin”, in the ranks of the AIDS generation
- “It’s enough!”: Quebec manifests after eight feminicides in eight weeks
- “Little sleepers” over 50 have an increased risk of dementia
- “Logitech’s secret weapon is a huge advantage,” says director
- “Losing Alice”, series on AppleTV +, a deleterious love trio
- “My English cousin”: after exile, disillusion
- “NFT” digital works: Sotheby’s sale reaches $ 16.8 million
- “Ni” and “Né”, children of war and fathers of footballers
- “Notturno”: a poem for the Middle East
- “On the climate, the United States will have to regain the confidence of its partners”
- “Once upon a time in Venezuela” or the sinking city
- “Pierre Maudet’s invitation to the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix was nothing unusual”
- “Prohibiting myself from wearing the niqab is contrary to Swiss values”
- “Quinte et Sens”, at the heart of a classical orchestra
- “Reaching out to aliens is a terrible idea,” says Michio Kaku
- “Seaspiracy”: Watch on Netflix this World End Fishing Day | News
- “Sky Rojo”, runaway that rolls
- “Some will probably die on their way to Mars,” confirms Elon Musk
- “SpaceX must operate under different rules
- “The coronavirus loves Paris Fashion Week” accuses PETA | News
- “The data provided by Israel to Pfizer is anonymized”
- “The Nevers”, steampunk toy – Le Temps
- “The Night of the Orators”, sumptuous novel on tyranny
- “The Notebooks of Max Liebermann”, police and period psyche
- “The Olympics will take place no matter what,” say organizers
- “The participation of women in the labor market is popular as long as they have no children”, concludes a study
- “The problem is not the patent sharing but to speed up production”
- “The Scourge”, America ravaged by a “super-flu”
- “The Serpent”, the venom of Charles Sobhraj
- “The suffering of fish is no joke” recalls PETA | News
- “Them”, horror has a color
- “There is a long history of violence against Asians in the United States”
- “There is more than” to order and to taste
- “These are the diets that led me to obesity”
- “Travel in all its dimensions poses burning questions”
- “Vade retro Coronas”: one year later, the corona in the retro
- “Van life”, the inflation of freedom
- “Way Beyond” and “The Great Void”: at the heart of matter, at the end of civilization
- “We are constantly forced to come to terms with the lie hypothesis”
- “We cannot scientifically assert that a global ecological disaster will take place”
- “We had to create solutions that did not exist”
- “Your Honor”, a freewheeling judge
- “Zombie genes” develop in the brain after death
- #Balancetonprof: three teachers suspended from the Friborg art school
- ‘Nomadland’ and ‘The Crown’ Dominate 78th Golden Globe Awards
- ‘Reddit Army’ also drives up silver prices
- ‘Satanic’ sneakers trigger legal action
- ‘Zombie fires’ a surprising consequence of global warming
- (PRIO) * OK * What we know about Starship’s first orbital flight
- 1 billion years of plate tectonics summed up in 40 seconds
- 1,300 clubbers gathered during a test evening in Amsterdam!
- 1,500 drones form a QR code in the sky to download games!
- 100 seconds before midnight on the apocalypse clock!
- 12,000 years ago, Man had already modified nearly three quarters of Earth’s space
- 18-year-old Portuguese dancer wins Prix de Lausanne 2021
- 2 books not to miss these days
- 2 books not to miss this weekend
- 20 UN experts call on Switzerland to repatriate 2 young girls from Syria
- 2020 was the hottest year ever in Europe
- 2020, a record year for Swiss biotech
- 2020, year of comics
- 2021, Dante (and Dantesque) year
- 2021, year of all dangers for Swiss tourism
- 265 million years ago, Anteosaurus was a formidable predator
- 3 books not to miss this weekend
- 3 books not to miss this weekend
- 3 good reasons why every muslim should eat vegan during Ramadan
- 30% drop in Mirabaud’s profit
- 3000-year-old purple fabrics discovered
- 430,000 years ago, a huge fireball hit Antarctica
- 48 hours of urban agriculture
- 5 amazing facts you never knew
- 50 years later, Alan Shepard’s golf ball was found on the moon
- 56 years ago, the first image of the surface of Mars was hand-colored by engineers
- 60 years ago, Yuri Gagarin became the first man in space
- 70,000 years ago, a huge ice shelf covered the Arctic
- 8 Best movies for Christmas!!
- 8,000 people in Liestal against anti-Covid measures, start of reconfinement in Paris: the news of March 20
- 9-12 Year Old Brother and Sister Receive PETA ‘Young Animal Heroes Award’ | News
- @payetonUNIL, an anthology of sexist and discriminating testimonies
- A “grandmother” at the head of the WTO: the controversy that embarrasses Switzerland
- A “map of life” to isolate the still undiscovered species
- A “Miyawaki” forest will soon rise near Mulhouse
- A “mountain tsunami” wreaks havoc in the Himalayas
- A “nuclear El Niño”, an unexpected consequence of a large-scale armed conflict
- a “triple mutant” variant discovered in India
- A “waterfall of fire” visible in Yosemite National Park!
- A 100% ecological habitat obtained using a modular 3D printing system
- A 4.8% increase in energy-related CO2 emissions is forecast for 2021
- A Babylonian instrument made it possible to determine the geographic North of Mars
- A Bavarian applies to the Chancellery
- A beer whose taste incorporates the notion of climate change
- a billion-year-old fossil isolated in Scotland
- A biodegradable and recyclable fashion… to the rope
- A bittersweet victory: Parc Astérix closes its dolphinarium | News
- a black hole of 10 billion solar masses
- A boat wrecked in the Mediterranean with 130 migrants on board
- A by-election that has already changed everything
- A camera collar films the daily life of a wild wolf, a first
- a captivating view of CO2 exchanges between the atmosphere and the ocean
- A champion shouldn’t do this, Lara
- a cluster of black holes at the heart of a globular cluster
- A colorful trial for Dominique Giroud and his cronies
- A comet could have caused the dinosaurs to disappear, not an asteroid
- A commission wants to reopen restaurants faster
- a completely autonomous utopian city could emerge in the United States
- A coup in Burma, leader Aung San Suu Kyi “arrested” by the army
- A covid year that changed France
- a cretaceous turtle that sucked its prey
- a crustacean eaten by a belemnite bitten by a shark
- A decreasing syndic to lead Vevey
- a deep-sea fish washed up on a california beach
- a dinosaur found sitting on a nest of eggs
- A dinosaur in my living room, thanks to augmented reality
- A disciple of Greta Thunberg behind bars
- A disease detector as powerful as a dog’s nose!
- A dream of eternity
- a first biodegradable surgical mask approved in France
- a first case reported in humans
- a first manned space flight in April?
- a first mission to the Moon financed by Dogecoin
- A flagship of “French tech”, OVH falters in the face of GAFA
- A French start-up produces green hydrogen thanks to the swell
- A French system to monitor Swiss airspace
- A giant planet orbiting the famous star Vega?
- A gourmet menu to celebrate Valentine’s Day
- a graph shows why the coronavirus variants are of concern
- A great cold is blowing between Moscow and the West
- a hacker almost poisoned the drinking water of a city of 15,000 inhabitants!
- A label to support the energy transition for traders
- A large asteroid classified as “potentially dangerous” has just passed close to Earth!
- A Lausanne grocery store that puts the terroir on stage
- A little tour in space, does it connect you?
- A look at the past to pick up the pace
- a magnificent footprint discovered by a 4 year old child
- A more just, sustainable and stable world depends on the rural populations of Africa
- A mother gave birth to twins conceived several weeks apart!
- A mysterious disease in chimpanzees now identified
- A mysterious inscription on Munch’s “Le Cri” reveals its secrets
- A nap in aging people helps to better preserve their cognitive abilities!
- A NASA experiment recreates a mesospheric cloud!
- a NASA photo reveals the presence of “rivers of gold” in the forest!
- A new breath of banking air for businesses
- A new edible and biodegradable food packaging film
- A new generation to rule Kosovo
- a new large predator discovered in Argentina
- a new large predator discovered in Morocco
- A new portrait of the most famous of black holes
- A new room updated in the basements of the citadel of Besançon
- A new saber-toothed feline identified (one of the largest in history!)
- A new Super-Earth discovered around a nearby star
- a new system to reduce the number of bird deaths
- A new weekly newspaper for the Riviera-Chablais region
- A new, all-natural swimming pool water treatment system!
- A peasant drama that slips into a bloody tragedy signed Laurent Mauvignier
- A phone call of a few minutes would reduce the loneliness of people
- A piece of the Wright brothers’ first plane is on Mars
- a pill-vaccine soon begins its first clinical trials
- A powerful Covid test in a simple coffee capsule!
- a primate is playing video games by thinking!
- A prolonged economic shutdown that irritates
- A quarter of bee species “have not been seen” since 1990
- A rally in support of the 47 opponents indicted in Hong Kong
- A ranking indicates which countries have the most drunk inhabitants!
- a record cold observed at the top of a cumulonimbus cloud!
- A reform of the AVS unworthy of its challenges
- A region of Alaska under the threat of a mega-tsunami!
- a region wishes to eradicate hedgehogs from its territory
- A regional summit in the face of chaos in Burma
- A revolutionary trap to get rid of Asian hornets
- a serious infection called “black fungus” appears in patients in India
- A site casts doubt on vaccination
- A small dinosaur the size of a cat recognized by its footprint
- A special crypto-currency climate agreement has just been announced!
- a state will replace plastic bottles with bamboo bottles
- A student decodes the hidden message of the Perseverance rover’s parachute!
- A study provides a better understanding of the formation of “ascending lightning”
- a study reveals the evolution of snow cover with unprecedented precision
- A surfer has “tampered with” OpenStreetMap to the advantage of China
- A Swiss strategy to achieve carbon neutrality in 2050
- A thousand demonstrators in Schaffhausen to denounce health restrictions as the symbolic milestone of three million dead has been crossed: the news of April 17
- A Tour of Romandie without festival in the village
- A Valais sparkling wine among the best in the world
- A vast plume of Saharan dust is about to sweep over France
- A vertical boat adrift around Antarctica
- A video game to help children with cognitive impairment
- a village of die-hard Norman resists SpaceX!
- a warm cloudless Jupiter
- A watchmaking fair in Shanghai in April
- A website to find a more environmentally friendly job
- a whole new treatment for post-traumatic stress!
- A woman at the head of the UN
- A year of gastronomic upheavals
- ABB, the automaton for inventions – Le Temps
- Abir Mukherjee signs a captivating princely thriller
- About 200 people arrested during opposition forum in Russia
- AC Immune launches a new filler against Alzheimer’s
- According to a study, men’s infidelity can be seen on their faces!
- According to Bill Gates, nuclear power will be essential in the near future!
- Adam Rainer, the only man recognized as a dwarf and a giant
- Adenoviruses number one suspect in vaccine-associated blood clots
- Adriana Mumenthaler, the journey of a librarian attentive to all the underprivileged
- Adulate René Char and betray him
- Adult trainer, a precarious job
- African football celebrates its unity behind Patrice Motsepe
- African forest elephant now very threatened with extinction
- African-American icon actress Cicely Tyson has died aged 96
- Afrofuturism, back to tomorrow – Le Temps
- After 40 days spent in a cave, the “confined” of the Deep Time project are finally out!
- After GameStop, tether, bitcoin and cryptos?
- After SpaceX’s Starkink Project, Amazon’s Kuiper Project
- after the “black fungus”, a “white fungus” cause for concern in India
- After the Federal Council’s announcements, the restaurant world is upset
- After the lack of doses, the lack of candidates?
- after the software problems, the lack of parking spaces
- After the vaccines, the test race is on
- After the violence, the discussion?
- After the WHO visit to Wuhan, the mystery of Covid-19 remains unresolved
- Agility Robotics’ Cassie robot is learning to walk for the very first time!
- Agnès Verdier-Molinié: “France is suffering from a pandemic of public waste”
- AI advice found to be more reliable than humans, study finds
- Ai Wewei tells about covid in Wuhan
- Aid to restaurateurs, unbearable slowness
- Airbus to build three more lunar mission modules
- Airport slots, a precious windfall for companies
- Alaa el-Aswany: “The revolution in Egypt continues to exist”
- Alan Roura has made it home
- Alan Roura: “I feel like a tightrope walker”
- Alan Roura: “I will only return to the Vendée Globe if I have the means to win”
- Alan Shepard, first American in space
- Albanians vote after tense campaign
- Albanians voted in vital elections on their way to EU
- Alberto Moravia, secret poet in search of the absolute
- Alex Schwazer, a cobblestone in the march
- Alexandre de Juniac: “Without air transport, no vaccines”
- Alexandre Lecoultre: “I write to catch the world”
- Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez dared to reveal sexual trauma, risking being suspected of insincerity
- Alexeï Navalny could have cardiac arrest “from one minute to the next”
- Alexei Navalny remains in prison
- Alexei Navalny was sent to a penal colony
- Alexis Pinturault: “Versatility keeps my skiing fun”
- Algerian War: France recognizes that Ali Boumendjel was “tortured and murdered” by his army
- Ali al-Sistani, the peacemaker Pope Francis had to meet
- Ali Vaez: “We must revive the Iran nuclear deal before the diplomatic window closes”
- Alice in the land of decibels
- All about the arrival of Perseverance on February 18
- All coronavirus particles would fit in a soda can
- All the microbes in chocolate
- Alphabet profit explodes expectations thanks to advertising
- Alpine flora weathered by climate change
- Alumni networks, these very private clubs
- Amazon creates maximum tension around crucial Alabama vote
- Amazon deploys its futuristic inventions in stores
- Amazon founder Jeff Bezos steps down as CEO
- Amazon warehouse union attempt fails
- Ambri-Piotta will no longer go to Valascia
- America hopes for ‘giant leap’ after verdict in George Floyd’s death
- America relieved after George Floyd verdict
- America’s Cup kicks off Wednesday: Team New Zealand hoists the black flag
- America’s Cup: when sailors prefer Icarus to Archimedes
- American Airlines set to launch massive wave of layoffs
- American elections: foreign interference observed, but without impact
- American jazz icon, Chick Corea has passed away
- Amin Tarzi: “With the departure of the Americans, we must fear a power vacuum in Afghanistan”
- an amazing connected dog portal
- An anti-foie gras campaign strolls on the Champs-Élysées for Valentine’s Day | News
- an application to help our planet’s forests
- An area for the Yeniches blocked by a nest of vipers
- An asteroid impact simulation has just been made (and it smells bad)
- An astonishing translation of Dante “not to hurt”
- An electric pleasure boat more respectful of the environment!
- An ephemeral restaurant to discover in Gruyère
- an exceptional discovery near Rome
- an exercise to find your sense of smell more easily
- An extraordinary standardization – Le Temps
- an ice map to guide future astronauts
- An identity card for undocumented migrants in La Chaux-de-Fonds?
- an old lady thought to be dead wakes up before her cremation
- An open investigation to determine the causes of the Arecibo collapse
- An unprecedented rise in twin births around the world
- And Barça-PSG invents the “comeback”
- And here is Dumas!
- And in the end, it’s the Haut-Valais that decides …
- And the prize for the largest penis in the animal kingdom goes to …
- Angela Davis: “There will be no liberation without a planet to enjoy it”
- Angelica Moser, a pole of gold
- Anger over Turkish abandonment of treaty protecting women
- Anne Lacaton and Jean-Philippe Vassal receive the Pritzker Prize, for a work “which responds to climate” and “social” emergencies
- Anniversary of the cosmetic product testing ban: why are animals still used in experiments? | News
- Another attack on the Capitol kills two: the assailant and a police officer
- Another delay in the delivery of vaccines arouses the anger of the cantons
- Another earthquake in Indonesia kills seven
- another giant leap for China
- Another setback for AstraZeneca
- Another victory for SpaceX and its Starlink network
- Anthony Hayward to step down as Glencore president
- Anthropocene, Entropocene … do you know the vocabulary of the end of the world?
- Anti-burqa initiative divides Le Center
- Anti-burqa initiative: a historic opportunity!
- Anti-covid measures demonstration in Zug, thousands of tributes to the whistleblower doctor in China: the news of Saturday, February 6
- Anti-covid: the ranks of the “Querdenker” widen
- Anti-covid: the ranks of the “Querdenker” widen
- Anti-religious laws threaten the future of Europe’s Jews as surely as Islamist terrorism
- Anti-Semitism, a definition in questions
- Antifreeze paralyzed, Grand Central comes to your home
- Antifreeze, the juicy fruits of an underground edition
- Antoine Hubert: “We will survive, but not all hospitality players will succeed”
- Antony Blinken and Sergey Lavrov, two visions clash at the Human Rights Council
- Apple releases iPad Pro, new iMac, and more pandemic-fashioned products
- Archie Shepp, the memory that cuts
- Arctic sea ice threatened by formidable “thermal bombs”
- Are bad odors necessarily toxic?
- Are China’s GHG emissions really disproportionate to those of other developed countries?
- Are there still ecologically intact ecosystems left on Earth?
- Are we heading for a water shortage from electric cars?
- Ariane Moret, a theater fantasy in freedom
- Arkansas enacts virtual abortion ban
- Around Mars, several probes will have their eyes on Perseverance
- Around the fungus, a contemporary mycology
- Artificial intelligence startup Databricks valued at $ 28 billion
- As at the beginning of these years 1920 which one said “crazy”, we are perhaps on the verge of having a party of all the devils
- As the third wave approaches, Europe is reconfiguring itself
- Aslan Karatsev, the one tennis didn’t expect
- Astor Piazzolla, “fiery” tango – Le Temps
- AstraZeneca on the front line against Covid-19
- AstraZeneca vaccine is finally 76% effective
- Astronauts may well use aquaculture on the Moon and Mars
- Astronomers detect moving supermassive black hole
- Astrophysicists present very realistic maps of the Earth, Moon and Mars
- At 23, from the “nugget” to the Golden Ball
- at 29, she will be one of the youngest to fly in space
- At Euro Under 21, Switzerland’s showered hopes
- At FC Nordsjælland, the coach is the team
- At least 98 dead in explosions of military depots in Equatorial Guinea
- At the bottom of my house, the End of the World
- At the Bygmalion trial, Sarkozy in all his excesses
- At the Collection de l’art brut, the impossible ejection of the frame
- At the Euro, end of the adventure for the Swiss hopeful team
- At the foot of Bec des Rosses, listen to a Fable and turn back
- At the French border, the labyrinth of PCR tests and controls
- At the heart of Natanz, the Israeli warning
- At the heart of Peter May’s new thriller, an avian, British and bloody variant
- At the same time, a new (funny) medal for Loïc Meillard
- At the time of finalizing the Brexit, Northern Ireland concentrates all the tensions
- At the United Nations, China calls on Burma to “de-escalate” and “dialogue”
- At the ZAD, a Vaud-style evacuation
- At this stage, the Covax mechanism is a failure
- At UBS trial, defendants in combat mode
- Atlas Crafts, the offshore Balinese wind
- Attack on school in Nigeria: around 30 people missing
- Attila, rebel one day, always rebel
- Audrey Pulvar: we can ask whites “to be silent” during a single-sex meeting
- Aung San Suu Kyi’s Impossible Mission
- Australian bee seen for the first time in nearly 100 years
- Australian hedge fund attacks Credit Suisse
- Australian Open ended for Belinda Bencic, and Switzerland
- Autonomous car: Hyundai and Kia deny being in negotiations with Apple
- Avalanche danger remains high in Switzerland
- Avé César, hi Dupontel – Le Temps
- AVS: the confrontation
- Back, Zlatan plays the collective
- Bacteria like microplastics and that’s really bad news
- Ballaké Sissoko, body kora – Le Temps
- Barbara Pravi will represent France at Eurovision Song Contest with “Voilà”
- battery recharges in five minutes soon
- BCGE increases its profits despite a drop in its income
- Beatrice Fihn: “The UK’s decision to increase its nuclear arsenal in the midst of a pandemic is irresponsible”
- Beautiful news! Valentino turns his back on fur | News
- Bees and wasps have denser brains than birds!
- Behind the assassination of Walter Lübcke, the trial of the German far right
- Behind the vaccine, the desire to make up for lost time
- Beijing draws the contours of its post-covid recovery
- Beijing steps up weather manipulation project
- Belinda Bencic holds on, passes and hopes for better days
- Bella Lack wants to “break with this culture of domination over nature and other species”
- Benjamin de Rothschild, the good captain
- Benjamin Netanyahu obtains a fragile majority
- Benjamin Netanyahu secures fragile majority in parliament
- Benyamin Netanyahu named death in the soul
- Bern chooses Roche treatment for covid
- Bernadette Richard walks in the scent of Chernobyl
- Bernard Arnault and the “facelift” of France LVMH
- Bernard Madoff died in prison
- Berno Stoffel, director of the Swiss ski lifts: “Being considered as public transport saved our winter”
- Better understand the manifestations of climate change in France
- Between “ordinary people” and “heirs”, the false equality version covid
- Between Apple and Facebook, a fight that concerns us all
- Between Nicolas Sarkozy and the judges, the precipice of “exemplarity”
- Between Russia and the West, the risk of a new collision
- Between Switzerland and Nigeria, a partnership with the scent of petroleum
- Between the EU and London, the fear of a permanent confrontation
- Between the management of the Spanish flu pandemic and that of the coronavirus, many points in common
- Between the United States, Russia and China, the EU caught in a stranglehold
- Between Viktor Orban and the European People’s Party, another break
- Bex drama: “The firearm was the only effective means”
- Bex drama: the prosecutor asks for the acquittal of the policeman
- Beyond diversity: relationships and wandering
- Bicep relaxes its muscles – Le Temps
- Biden and the New Deal mythology
- Biden and the West warn Putin on Ukraine
- Biden breaks with Trump’s diplomacy
- Biden’s 2 trillion plan to rebuild America
- Biden’s return to America doesn’t hide transatlantic misunderstandings
- Big news for rabbits: American Vintage stops angora! | News
- Big news: New Zealand announces total ban on the export of live animals! | News
- Bill Gates surprised by conspiracy theories
- billionaire seeks eight people for a trip around the moon
- billions of masks and gloves in nature due to Covid-19
- biodiversity will need millions of years to recover
- Biometrics and covid passport, the future of air travel to get out of the pandemic
- Biosimilar drugs, a great potential for savings
- Birth rate, the other side of the pandemic
- Bitcoin auctions soar
- Bitcoin exceeds $ 60,000 mark for the first time
- Bitcoin stabilizes after fall over weekend
- Bitcoin: a currency, gold or none of that?
- Black holes could form from dark matter, study suggests
- Blasting of an Aboriginal cave: the president of Rio Tinto’s turn to resign
- Blind man partially regains sight thanks to pioneering treatment
- Blue Origin lags behind SpaceX, but maybe not for very long
- Blue Origin strongly contests NASA’s decision
- Bobst makes up for it in the second half
- Boeing 777 incident: Washington calls for further examination of certain engines
- Boeing chain of disasters – Le Temps
- Bonus up 24% at UBS for covid year
- Boost the drug debate
- Boris Cyrulnik: “Do you want responsible consumers? Secure the babies! ”
- Boris Johnson to announce an increase in the British nuclear arsenal
- Bottom trawling releases as much carbon as air transport
- Boycott of the Beijing Olympics: the United States is backing down
- Brazil, a time bomb
- Brazil: Jair Bolsonaro reshuffles his government
- Brazilian authorities advise women to delay pregnancy
- Brent crude crosses $ 70 mark
- Brigitte Rorive: “With the covid, the Rennaz hospital has succeeded in its baptism of fire”
- Britain: demonstration degenerates in Bristol
- British twilight over the Commonwealth
- Bruno David: “A new pandemic in ten or twenty years is very likely”
- Bruno Latour: “The virus has not arrived here. We are at his place ”
- Bruno Pellegrino, see Venice differently
- Brussels could block AstraZeneca exports
- Bruther, citizen architecture
- Bulgari flirts with the rock aesthetic
- Burma: dozens of victims in the repression of demonstrations
- Burma: new sanctions against the junta, an expected UN meeting
- Burma: UN does not agree, China refuses sanctions
- Burma: where are the monks?
- Burqa: a liberal society is strong when it convinces, not when it compels
- Burqa: rediscovering dialogue after anathemas
- but how do deepfakes work?
- But I see you!
- But what is this snake-like caterpillar?
- But who would be able to “kidnap” a space telescope?
- But why does VLC want to ship a fake construction cone to the Moon?
- But why is this slug separating its head from its body?
- by choosing SpaceX, NASA is betting on the future
- By vaccinating in all directions, the United Kingdom draws its “road to freedom”
- Bygmalion case: Nicolas Sarkozy’s trial postponed to May 20
- Call for an international treaty to better prepare for future pandemics
- Call rape rape
- Calm down, hedge funds are regaining a real power of seduction
- Can Covid-19 really cause erectile dysfunction? We take stock
- Can glass bridges really shatter under our feet?
- Can horses recognize themselves in a mirror?
- Can humans transmit SARS-CoV-2 to cats?
- Can Relativity Space become the next SpaceX?
- can these hyperbaric chambers treat wrinkles?
- can we eat “exotic” animal meat grown in the laboratory?
- Can we really revolutionize housing thanks to 3D printing?
- Can you tell the difference between the Aztecs, the Incas and the Mayas?
- Can’t concentrate in the car without music?
- Can’t sing? Neither do these birds … and that’s a big deal
- Caracas expels European Union ambassador after sanctions
- Carl-Alex Ridoré is already in the Levrat estate
- Carlo Centonze, the man who makes fabrics intelligent
- Carlo Chatrian, artistic director of the Berlinale: “Films have to find other options to exist”
- Carlos Cordon: “The Greensill debacle comes at the worst time”
- Cash resists, and increases
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- How many T-Rex have ever lived on Earth? Billions
- How melting ice disrupts the Earth’s axis of rotation
- How migrants became a commodity
- How Perseverance will prepare for the arrival of humans on Mars
- How sperm whales outsmarted whalers in the 19th century
- How the Australian fires turned the stratosphere upside down in 2020
- How the Tasman Sea is leading to warming in the Antarctic Peninsula
- How the tiny kingdom of Bhutan managed to vaccinate its population
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- How to explain the mystery of human feet found in the Salish Sea
- How to get out of a fight with a Spot robot?
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- How to limit the damage of coffee on our teeth?
- How to mummify a body, according to the oldest Egyptian textbook discovered to date
- How to navigate the jungle of SARS-CoV-2 screening tests?
- How to prevent hearing loss from headphones?
- How to reconcile science and politics?
- How to survive a fall without a parachute from an airplane?
- How to upgrade the care professions?
- Howey Ou, activism in green and against everything
- HRW denounces guardianship measures imposed on women in Qatar
- Huawei is again considered a “threat” by Washington
- Hubble sees double in the young universe
- Hubertine Auclert, early citizen
- Huge antenna ready to support Chinese mission to Mars
- Hugues Jeannerat: “The creation of an innovation ecosystem is a long-term job”
- Human resources, a real performance issue
- Human rights: “These people” have to do with us
- humans more “thrifty” in water than other great apes
- Hundreds of teenage girls kidnapped in Nigeria have been released
- Hunted by the United States, the Swiss hacker faces 20 years in prison
- Hygiene, a revolutionary daring
- HyperloopTT joins the UN Global Compact and discusses a first commercial project
- Hypersensitive, too much is his burden … and his gift
- IAEA chief begins nuclear talks in Tehran
- IBM behind the very first 2nm chip!
- ice sheet and penguins are threatened by the increase in rains
- If cryptocurrencies are “worthless,” then what will be left of your dollars?
- If it is constructive, the conflict between parents benefits the child
- If there is life on Mars, it might just be below the surface
- If you disagree, get ready to spin your brain!
- If you look at your smartphone while walking, you are an agent of chaos
- If you still have a blanket at 40, don’t panic!
- If you’re worried about the climate, forget about bitcoin
- Ignazio Cassis rejects the criticisms of which he is the subject
- Ignazio Cassis touts Algeria’s “gigantic potential”
- IMF wants to increase its lending capacity by $ 650 billion
- Immersed in the seas of Titan, more than a billion kilometers away
- Immunotherapy: where are we in French-speaking Switzerland?
- Impeachment of Donald Trump: a “betrayal of historic magnitude”, according to the prosecution
- Impeachment trial: what awaits Donald Trump
- Impeachment: a trial with a taste of incomplete
- In 1952, a book predicted that an “Elon” would one day rule on Mars.
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- In a few days, China will attempt to land on Mars
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- In addition to bees, Asian hornets attack many other insects
- In Algeria, have the Islamists taken control of the demonstrations?
- In all good horror
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- In Ankara, European diplomacy stumbles on a chair
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- In Armenia, Nikol Pachinian faces the sling of the military
- In Australia, Google now offers media partnerships
- In Australia, most feral dogs are completely bonkers.
- In Australia, parliamentarians will no longer enjoy immunity from sexual harassment
- In Basel, guild members will combine with women
- In Belfast, violence is gaining the walls of peace
- In Bellinzona, lawyer for former rebel leader Alieu Kosiah denounces crude lies
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- In Brazil, Lula is vaccinated, anti-restriction demonstrations in Germany and Valais, the Romans are reluctant to be vaccinated: the news of March 13
- In Brazil, Supreme Court judge overturns Lula da Silva’s convictions
- In Brussels, a long day of discussion on the framework agreement
- In Burma, “shadow government” hails Asean call for end to violence
- In Burma, at least 18 dead during protests
- In Burma, civilians freed by junta, hearing of Aung San Suu Kyi postponed
- In Burma, displaced after air raids number in the thousands
- In Burma, gunfire on protesters and military deployment
- In Burma, popular protest intensifies amid communication cuts
- In Burma, pots and pans and courage against the junta
- In Burma, the army and the pandemic stronger than the ballot boxes
- In California, a sequoia is still burning since last year
- In Catalonia, the separatists could strengthen their majority in the regional parliament
- In Catalonia, the separatists strengthen their majority in the regional parliament
- In Cergy-Pontoise, a French generation “downgraded” by the virus
- In China, pixel idols
- In Cully, listen to the vines
- In Dakar, under the graffiti, the anger
- In devastated northern Iraq, Pope prays for “victims of war”
- In Eclépens, the orchids of discord
- In Erbil, the Pope’s visit arouses hope and impatience
- In football, Brexit ends the exodus of young talent
- In football, the “sons of” are more conspicuous but not more numerous than before
- In France, a half-victory for the “enfermistes”
- In France, a wine “whatever the cost”
- In France, deputies are trying to slow down the Starlink project!
- In France, lethal autonomous weapons may be authorized under certain conditions.
- In France, what are the regions still used for?
- In France, with “the affair of the century”, justice becomes the weapon of the climate
- In Friborg, the judicial summer will be hotter than the climate
- In Friborg, the rebirth of EMS Saint-Martin
- In Geneva, a first test for the Left Council of State
- In Geneva, a new acrobatic recreation room for fun or the Olympic Games
- In Geneva, a new refreshment bar makes its nest in the Bois de la Bâtie
- In Geneva, a pavilion in motion
- In Geneva, a police officer is prosecuted for resisting his arrest
- In Geneva, China pilloried for repression in Xinjiang
- In Geneva, Claude-Inga Barbey bewitches the Pavillon de la danse
- In Geneva, emergency aid for the most precarious triumphs
- In Geneva, four candidates for a seat
- In Geneva, the attackers of a football referee are condemned
- In Geneva, the crime is (a little) in quarantine
- In Geneva, the funfair of discord
- In Geneva, the prosecution is also appealing in the Maudet case
- In Geneva, the State wants to stem the rampant precariousness
- In Geneva, the Vert’libéral Michel Matter abandons the race for the Council of State
- In Geneva, these young migrants who disconcert the judges
- In Geneva, wild animals bite and theaters reopen
- In Germany, justice suspends surveillance of far-right AfD party
- In Gstaad, gastronomy comes to the ski slopes
- In Himmler’s shadow, the miracles of a doctor
- In Iraq, a very political visit
- In Iraq, Pope Francis reaches out to Shiites
- In Italy, ex-ECB boss Mario Draghi is tasked with forming a new government
- In Japan, yellow-green corals are the most resistant to bleaching
- In Lausanne, a small oasis to support artists
- In Lausanne, a special police unit will take care of victims of violence
- In Lausanne, the ultra-majority on the left turns like a clock
- In Lausanne: Roses, greens, reds, nothing is moving
- In Lenzerheide, descent and Swiss hopes suspended
- In London, a very moderately royalist youth
- In Mali, the responsibility for a war
- In Marseille PETA recalls that eating animals causes pandemics | News
- In Melbourne, a valley of tears
- In Melbourne, tense smiles
- In Minneapolis, a new police smear and “the feeling that history is repeating itself”
- In Monte-Carlo, the return of the scarecrows
- In Moscow, a prison sentence of more than two years for the opponent Alexeï Navalny
- In Moutier, the confirmation
- In Neuchâtel, a record to the test of the pandemic
- In Neuchâtel, the left majority falters
- In New Caledonia, the separatists about to lead the government
- In New York, the deployment of the Spot robot strongly criticized!
- In New York, where we vaccinate 24 hours a day
- In Nigeria, a war on schools
- In Nyon, Visions du Réel reflects dark times
- In Paris, the left torn by Audrey Pulvar
- In professional football, a two-speed international break
- In reality, animals hardly care about inbreeding
- In reality, pandas are fragile “umbrellas”
- In Russia, prehistoric viruses extracted from permafrost are being analyzed
- In Scotland, a new referendum on independence undermined by an internal dispute
- In Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon emerges victorious but weakened from a fight to the death at the top of the state
- In Senegal, wrestlers return to combat after a year of famine
- In Seville, excess oranges are used to generate electricity
- In Seville, Switzerland swells the sails of its “scientific diplomacy”
- In South Africa, a fire threatens Cape Town’s city center
- In space astronauts have free time, but it wasn’t always the case
- In Spain, an electoral campaign plagued by hatred
- In Spain, Neanderthals walked in the sand and left traces
- In sport, the (re) birth of nations
- In sport, the nap is part of the job
- In sports, the kind bites on the next hallway
- In St. Gallen, revelers treated like hooligans
- In St. Gallen, the police fired with rubber bullets
- In Suez, the container ship Ever Given is put “80% in the right direction”
- In Sweden, the forest lacks naturalness
- In Switzerland, an unprecedented 60 billion envelope to boost the economy
- In Switzerland, anger still contained
- In Switzerland, nearly 600 cases of racial discrimination were recorded in 2020
- In Syria, Moscow says it killed “about 200 fighters” in a bombing raid
- In Syria, the resurgence of the Islamic State group
- In Tanzania, the death of the coronasceptic president opens a new era
- In the Alps, one month of snowfall per year has been lost in 50 years
- In the Arctic, the number of thunderstorms is increasing at an alarming rate
- In the canton of Vaud, the Greens will launch an initiative to save the Mormont hill
- In the cantons, mass screenings in dispersed order
- In the desert, donkeys and wild horses play an essential role
- In the eye of Piero della Francesca
- In the footsteps of the elusive Matteo Messina Denaro, the world’s most wanted godfather
- In the Galapagos, time got the better of Darwin’s Ark
- In the ISS, an area is left intentionally dirty for an experiment
- In the Lyon region, Jérémie Bréaud is a young mayor who lives with two bodyguards on the lookout
- In the Netherlands, the virus upsets the liberal model
- In the ski resorts, millions for a race to climb
- In the spray, with Cilette Ofaire
- In the trial of the former rebel leader of Liberia, voice to the victims
- In the United States, a good portion of stimulus checks will be used to buy stocks
- In the United States, billions of cicadas will emerge after 17 years underground
- In the United States, the plague of private prisons
- In the United States, the scourge of white supremacism
- In the Upper House, a working duo of Jurassians
- In the vaccine crisis, London bombs the chest
- In the Valais government, the new ones take the vacant departments
- In the wild, gorillas often adopt young orphans
- In the Yvelines, Islamist terrorism and painful questions
- In therapy
- In this medieval sanctuary, a new face with an anti-covid mask
- In Tokyo, it’s Seiko Hashimoto time
- In Turkey, military helicopter crash kills ten soldiers
- In Ukraine, will the Seven Years War take place?
- In Valais, a Grand Council more purple than ever
- In Valais, the Green candidates withdraw from the race for the Council of State, Christophe Darbellay elected
- In Verbier, the Petit Bec has grown up
- In Vevey, rebuilding on ruins
- In video game football, a union is currency rights to thousands of players
- In virtual sports, a very real doping
- In Yemen, UN fears famine following small pledges
- In young women, the pill does not pass
- India also rushes to review its vaccines
- Indianapolis shooting kills at least eight
- Indonesia has found its missing submarine
- Ineffective against variant B.1.351, AstraZeneca vaccine suspended in South Africa
- Inflation returns to China in March
- Inflation risk underestimated, warns UBS chairman
- Inflation, a dilemma for Russian power
- Influencers in Dubai, the trip too many
- Infrastructure: India plays the European card to counter China
- Ingenuity succeeds in a second more ambitious flight!
- Initials SG – Le Temps
- Initium, from the workshop to kit watches
- Inside Roger Federer’s mind
- Instagram wants to play in the backyard … children
- Interference from oil and gas countries
- International Meatless Day: more urgent today than ever! | News
- Internet, this companion of sadness
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- Investigation launched in Peru to find out if a bleach derivative can treat the coronavirus
- Investing in the non-green that produces green
- Iran commissions new centrifuge cascades
- Iran increases pressure on Joe Biden
- Iran on the menu of the first – late – call between Joe Biden and Benjamin Netanyahu
- Iran’s nuclear dossier near boiling point
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- Is sea level rise in line with climate projections?
- Is the extension of the field of laughter necessarily pleasing?
- Is the greening of high latitudes a brake on climate change?
- Is there a genocide in Xinjiang?
- Is wearing a mask during a workout bad for your health?
- Islamist Abbas could crown Netanyahu
- Israel’s ever more difficult refusal of vaccination
- Israeli democracy undermined – Le Temps
- Istanbul plans to host Afghan peace talks in April
- It is possible to communicate “lucid dreamers” while they sleep
- It is the turn of the people of Geneva to judge Pierre Maudet
- It manufactures ultra-solid bricks with recycled plastic waste
- It was Carla who told him
- Italy votes for a new budget extension, the deficit soars
- Ivan Jablonka, the confessions of a doubtful boy
- Ivorian Prime Minister Hamed Bakayoko died in Germany
- Jamaican reggae legend Bunny Wailer dies
- James Webb Telescope completes final functional tests
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- Japan’s GDP fell 4.8% in 2020, a first since 2009
- Japanese court rules non-recognition of gay marriage as unconstitutional
- Jean Castex: “It is the Republic which is under attack”
- Jean Hatzfeld, on behalf of the Righteous of Rwanda
- Jean Russoto, lawyer: “On vaccines, Astra Zeneca can claim delivery delays without breaking its contract with the EU”
- Jean-Claude Cailliez, the historian of Geneva aeronautics
- Jean-Claude Carrière, a storyteller has silenced
- Jean-Michel Cina: “Apply zero tolerance”
- Jean-Pierre Egger: “In overloading, you don’t move your limits: you go beyond them”
- Jeff Bezos finishes crushing the rebellion
- Jeff Bezos, the Earth is not enough for him anymore
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- Jerome Powell reassures world stock markets worried about bond rates
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- Jessy Trémouliere, organic rugby
- Jihadists claimed responsibility for the death of Swiss hostage Béatrice Stöckli
- Jim Rogers: “Sooner or later the dollar era will end”
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- Joe Biden and Taiwan, walk the talk
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- Joe Biden, Angela Merkel call on Russia to cut troops on Ukrainian border
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- Jordan: wave of arrests amid power struggles
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- Joseph Deiss: “I am ready to go back to the barricades for the framework agreement”
- Journey into the DNA of the first Swiss owner
- Judge Sergio Moro, who convicted Lula, declared “partial” by the Supreme Court
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- Junta continues repression in Burma, second night without internet
- Justine Mettraux sets course for 2024
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- Karin Keller-Sutter, the end of the state of grace
- Karin Keller-Sutter: “I am really very happy that this sometimes thorny process can be concluded in a clear way”
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- Khalid Batarfi, leader of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, was arrested
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- Kromatix relies on “Swiss made” for its colorful solar panels
- Kuaishou, Chinese rival of TikTok, flames for its initial public offering in Hong Kong
- Kubra Khademi, sin of armor for gender equality among the Taliban
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- La Bâloise acquires 225,000 customers but its profit falls by a third
- La Chaux-de-Fonds, a city in search of a mission
- La République en Marche, five years of turning points
- Laboratories are always busy developing the perfect condom
- Lara Gut-Behrami and Marco Odermatt, end of year defeats
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- Last difficult lap for Jacques Melly
- Launch of a different pharma from Geneva
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- Laurence de la Serna, President of the CCIG: “We are counting on the collective intelligence of the Council of State to make room for Pierre Maudet”
- Laurent Nègre: “Culture is what makes us human”
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- LGT bank accelerated in the second half of 2020
- Library Saturday: “Not even afraid!”
- Life on Earth is only a billion years old
- Like Earth, Enceladus could have ocean currents
- Like Rotten Fish – Le Temps
- Like unknown lands … to be surveyed by young readers
- Lillo, Guardiola’s treasure – Le Temps
- Lilo Pulver, from Bern to Hollywood
- Lionesses in the towns
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- Live and grow with Henry David Thoreau
- Living in this New York skyscraper is hell!
- Logistics real estate, the big winner of the Covid-19
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- London: thousands of students victims of sexual assault
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- Look under the burqa – Le Temps
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- Louis Dumur, the disturbing writer
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- Louise Glück, the sacred call of poetry
- Louise Michel, revolutionary writer – Le Temps
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- LVMH starts the year with strong growth
- LVMH wants to widen the gap against its competitors
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- Malawi’s snub to virtual diplomacy
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- Manuel Valls: “Yes, I could have been Swiss”
- Many flooded areas in Australia, new evacuations planned
- Many homes destroyed in Australia due to forest fires
- Marc Ferro, men’s level scholarship
- March 11, 2020, the day students around the world stopped learning
- March 18, 1871, enraged Paris, revolted Paris
- March 8, Women’s Day: gloomy atmosphere in the media after a busy political Sunday in Switzerland
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- Marie Hasse, an editor to perpetuate the taste for words
- Marie-Sabine Roger: “It’s not death that scares people, but the silence that surrounds it”
- Marine Le Pen, sure to replay the final in 2022
- Mario Draghi accelerates the recomposition of the Italian right
- Mario Draghi at the head of a broad coalition
- Mario Draghi obtains the confidence of the Senate and wants to “rebuild” Italy
- Mario Draghi, a central banker to save Italy
- Mario Draghi, Italy’s hope to get out of the crisis
- Mario Timbal, a breath of fresh air on Ticino radio and television
- Marion Chaygneaud-Dupuy has restored Everest to its former glory
- Markets shaken by excess of good news
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- Martine Ruggli-Ducrot, a pharmacist on the front line
- Maryline Desbiolles composes with silence a new hymn to light
- Maryvonne Charmillot: “We must defeat the rhetoric of cultural difference”
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- Meeting, the best way to be yourself
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- Michelin seeks the perfect formula for 100% sustainable tires
- Michelot Yogogombaye: “Idriss Déby’s funeral will be an international recognition of the coup d’état”
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- Millions of Americans to Receive $ 1,400 Checks
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- Minimalism, the five pillars to get there
- Minneapolis under curfew after police kills young black man
- Minorities and freedom of expression: the red line
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- MIT is developing a neural network for unprecedented adaptability of AI!
- Moderna intends to double its production in 2022
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- Moment of truth for the markets
- Monday in the sun, Switzerland in bronze
- Money laundering for tax evasion: a fine of 2 billion required on appeal against UBS
- Monoclonal anti-covid antibodies: Europe must catch up!
- More and more companies are quantifying the cost of their emissions
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- More trees does not necessarily lead to a cooler climate
- Moritz Leuenberger admits to lying about hostage ransoms
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- Moutier in the canton of Jura: a future now shared
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- Moutier: why so much hatred?
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- Mulhouse Zoo calls for a vote to name its polar bear cub: PETA proposes “Tigutaaqtaq”, or “prisoner” | News
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- NASA and SpaceX want to collaborate to better avoid collisions between satellites
- NASA chooses SpaceX for its manned mission to the moon
- NASA delays the choice of its moon lander
- NASA is already thinking about Ingenuity’s successors
- NASA is planning a sample return mission
- NASA returns to Earth with pieces of the asteroid
- NASA team wants to send probe 1000 AU from the Sun
- NASA to land the first person of color on the moon
- NASA wants to map the ice of Mars by 2026
- NASA will attempt to fly a helicopter to Mars
- NASA will relight the engines of its huge rocket on Friday
- NASA’s latest rocket
- NASA’s SLS rocket will roar again
- NATO allies to begin withdrawal from Afghanistan on May 1
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- Naturalization: from privilege to recognition
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- Nedim Bajrami, a 10 to lose
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- Nestlé is also experiencing the new normal
- Nestlé maintains its growth course
- Nestlé thirsts in drought-stricken California
- Netanyahu trial resumes, post-election consultations begin
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- Netherlands government broke promises and made no progress in replacing animal experiments | News
- Netherlands, Denmark, Germany: hotbeds of anger over health restrictions
- Netherlands: Liberal Prime Minister Rutte’s party leads legislative elections
- Neuchâtel life along the water
- Neuchâtel restaurateurs demonstrate, Alain Berset’s colleagues rush to his aid; the news of Saturday February 27
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- New “world’s largest iceberg” has broken off from Antarctica
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- New clashes in Northern Ireland despite calls for calm
- New deal for post-covid discounted debt
- New doubts about AstraZeneca, Guy Parmelin opens remembrance ceremony: April 3 news
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- New Gunvor Corruption Case
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- New innovation platform in Lausanne
- New Internet shutdown in Burma, where hackers target the junta
- New prehistoric mammal remains found in Chilean Patagonia
- New protests in Armenia, where the crisis is worsening
- New Shepard rocket to simulate lunar gravity for NASA
- new six-star system discovered
- New solo attack on US Capitol dismays US
- New species of bacteria discovered on board the ISS
- New study suggests climate has been hottest for at least 115,000 years
- New technology, same scams – Le Temps
- New, more serious charge against the governor of New York
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- Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala’s first day at the WTO
- Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, patron of the WTO
- Night lights, guardians of dignity until the last breath
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- No audience for Federer
- No breakthrough on the framework agreement
- No mercy for Mozart
- No new quick openings in sight in Switzerland, growing debate in Germany: news from April 4
- No, the Chinese Academy of Sciences does not make a time machine
- No, the debt will not sink Switzerland for generations
- No, the Federal Council does not obey epidemiologists
- Noga Erez, saved by music
- Noise, this delicious enemy
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- Obama / Aristotle
- Obese people are not responsible for their overweight
- Objectif Lune: successful test of the engines of NASA’s giant SLS rocket
- Obviously, SpaceX’s Starship SN11 disintegrated in flight
- Ocean threatens to release ozone-depleting compounds
- Odile Meylan and her photographic album of the countryside
- Of the good use of humiliation
- Often snow-covered, the Neuchâtel municipalities in the upper part of the canton want to receive more money
- OM, the Velodrome and Prince Al-Walid, Marseille tragedy
- On board the Diamond Princess, the coronavirus has taken to the air
- On board the ISS, Thomas Pesquet will “cycle in France”!
- On its campus, Novartis is playing the card of openness
- on Mars, Ingenuity flew successfully!
- On Mars, Ingenuity prepares for historic first flight
- On Mars, Insight will “do the roundabout” for a few months
- On Mars, Perseverance fired its first laser beam
- On the (re) conquest of the New World
- On the island of Ireland, the credibility of the Union in question
- On TikTok, the war of generations is (r) open, especially on the side line
- On Venus, the alleged phosphine was probably not one
- One day, forensic scientists may recover human DNA from the air
- One for all, all for “The Anomaly”
- One for all, all for African football?
- One hundred dollars a century ago is only worth 3.5 dollars today
- One of the defendants sentenced to 15 years in prison for the murder of a journalist in Malta in 2017
- One of the last two Mormont activists fell from a tree
- One train can hide another
- One will, but many obstacles to restore the Iran nuclear deal
- One year after its reorganization, Ruag suffers the pandemic
- One year of school meditation
- One-third of coronavirus survivors have psychological or neurological disorders
- Only 250 companies have a positive impact on the climate
- OPEC + decides to modestly open the floodgates from May
- OPEC + summit facing an equation with many unknowns
- Open air – Le Temps
- Open-air childhood injuries, the new novel by Marie Sizun
- Opening the terraces would not give restaurant owners a smile
- Oumar Touré Franzen, the discreet hip-hop warrior in Geneva
- Our brains distort memories to better memorize them
- Our skin or the inner lights
- Over 500 civilians killed since coup in Burma
- Over 60 years ago, the CIA stole a Soviet space probe
- Palais des Nations and Place des Peuples
- Paleo throws in its second sponge and shower the hopes of festival-goers who are once again orphans
- Palestinian Territories: International Criminal Court opens investigation
- Pamplona celebrations canceled again – bulls escape bloody death | News
- Paraquat Papers reveal Syngenta’s strategy to defend its deadly herbicide
- Parisian Haro in Marseille, capital of anti-covid anger
- Parler social network retaliates against Amazon
- Parliament opens the way to the right to vote from 16 in Switzerland
- Parliament raises aid to 12 billion
- Part of Greenland is on the verge of tipping over, new study warns
- Part of the future of SwissCovid is in Silicon Valley
- Part-time work, a puzzle for managers
- Pascal Greco under the neon lights of Hong Kong
- Pascal Sciarini: “Pierre Maudet set the tone”
- Pascal Vandenberghe: “The book comes out of the crisis stronger”
- Passage of arms to the World Trade Organization
- passengers soon to be weighed before boarding the plane
- Patents hinder access to vaccines
- Patrick Juvet is deceased – Le Temps
- Patrick Juvet left the glitter for the stars
- Patti Smith / Charon – The Time
- Pausing or resetting are unwelcome in Swiss / EU relations
- Pax breaks a taboo in occupational pensions
- Pay inequalities are further reduced
- PayPal will accept cryptocurrency transactions in the United States
- Pearls regain their nobility
- periods of isolation lasting no longer than 50 days would be ineffective
- Perpetual debt is a perpetual tax
- Perseverance generates oxygen, a first for science
- Perseverance promises to share the first Martian sounds with us
- Perseverance records sound and its descent on Mars in images
- Perseverance successfully landed on Mars, and here is its first photo!
- Pesticides divide Swiss farmers
- PETA Calls on Monks at Cîteaux Abbey to Show Compassion to Other Creatures of God by Switching to Vegan Cheeses | News
- PETA denounces the hypocrisy of the Salon de l’Agriculture in pictures | News
- PETA Founder Calls on Pope Francis to Encourage Veganism for Easter | News
- PETA India names survivor cow in honor of Kim Kardashian | News
- PETA supports the city of Lyon in its choice to serve meals without meat | News
- PETA survey of vegan car interiors in Europe | News
- PETA to Yves Saint Laurent: “There is nothing glamorous about fur” | News
- PFAS, “eternal chemicals”
- Pfizer begins testing vaccine in children
- Philipp Hildebrand withdraws from OECD race
- Philipp Hildebrand withdraws his candidacy for OECD leadership
- Philipp Hildebrand, the reasons for failure
- Philipp Hildebrand: “Switzerland must wake up”
- Philippe Besson faced with the unbearable gravity of a mother
- Philippe Borgeaud, the passion for religion in the plural
- Philippe Nantermod breaks the taboo on parallel imports
- Philippe Rahm, life in (infra) red
- Photographer June Newton, aka Alice Springs, has died
- Pierre calls Jacques – Le Temps
- Pierre Lemarquis: “Art sculpts and caresses our brain by modifying its functioning”
- Pierre Maudet’s complicated posture
- Pierre Maudet’s strategy of relative truth
- Pierre Maudet, the essential issues of the trial
- Pierre Nora, a French intellectual life
- Pierre Richard: “Today, I have more feet on the ground”
- PLR and PDC women, same fight
- Poacher trampled by elephants in South Africa
- Poetic contraventions of the Library of Geneva
- polar bears and narwhals run out faster due to melting ice
- Police disperse protesters in Uri, Lonza to create 1,200 jobs in Visp, Roche runs out of self-tests, Bombay and Bogota reconfine: April 10 news
- Police officers alongside Belarusian protesters
- Policewoman Charged After Daunte Wright’s Death Near Minneapolis
- Political prisoners in Turkey: “locking it up can’t kill creativity”
- pollution from fossil fuels causes one in five deaths
- Prangins, broken mirror of Bonaparte
- Presidential election in Ecuador: Guillermo Lasso proclaims himself president
- Prince Harry and Meghan are expecting their second child
- Princess Latifa, daughter and prisoner of the Emir of Dubai
- Private organization, a real stake and a real danger
- Private schools facing health measures
- Prizes to try to forget a difficult year
- Profit of 57 million for Edmond de Rothschild in 2020
- Promising results from a brain tumor vaccine
- Proportionality, the other political battle of 2022
- Prosecutor’s Office calls for 20 years in prison for former Liberian rebel leader
- Protect the fundamental rights of pandemic fighters
- Protesters in the street, rush for tests in Germany, partial confinement in France: the news of Saturday, March 6
- Provide the means for gender equality
- Provocative and libertarian porn mogul Larry Flynt is dead
- PS delegates advocate the “no” three times for March 7
- PS delegates say “yes” to the CO2 law
- PSPC, an investment not always Lucid
- PSPCs lose momentum on Wall Street
- PSPCs: speculative bubble or underlying trend?
- Public aid and bonuses, the angry combination
- Public enterprises: wages of bitterness
- Public finances: daring to face the crisis
- Puppy is born with six legs and two tails (and he is doing well)
- Pyongyang launches “unidentified projectile” into the sea
- Pyongyang tested a new “tactical guided projectile” on Thursday
- Queen Elisabeth II speaks of ‘selfless dedication’ ahead of Harry and Meghan interview
- Rachel Levine, Assistant Minister of Health, Pediatrician and Transgender
- Rainforest destruction on the rise in 2020
- Raluca Antonescu: “While writing, I have the impression of working the land”
- Rama X, Ubu king in Bangkok
- Rami Malek: “There is no adversary like James Bond!”
- Ramses II and Hatshepsut marched in Cairo
- Ramses II and Hatshepsut to march in Cairo
- Rapid intensification of storm rains with global warming
- Rare discovery of ancient Egyptian ‘mud mummy’
- Raul Castro hands over his hand at historic Cuban Communist Party congress
- Raynald Aeschlimann, boss of Omega: “Our goal in 2021? Find the figures for 2019! ”
- Ready for the paschal lamb? Why vegetarians still bother
- Real assets have never been so cheap since 1925
- Real demographic bomb, Italy will financially encourage babies
- Recently listed on the stock market, DoorDash and Airbnb suffer heavy losses in 2020
- Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s headlong flight
- Recovering lost bitcoins is possible
- Recurrent summer droughts in Europe have been unprecedented for more than two thousand years
- Recycling, a false solution to plastic pollution?
- Reelected at the head of the IOC, Thomas Bach promises “safe” Olympic Games in Tokyo
- Reform lawyer Vjosa Osmani elected president of Kosovo
- Reinforced curfew and controls at French borders: rail and road not yet in “compulsory test” mode
- Reinforced curfew and tests at the French borders: rail and road under pressure from controls
- Rejuvenated by the pandemic, sectarian movements flourish
- Release of thirty prisoners of conscience in Algeria
- Rémi Luttenbacher: “The volume of Gamsenried is 15 to 20 times greater than that of Bonfol”
- Renewable energies: in 2020, Europe has shifted
- Renewable energies: the day after
- Reopenings: after hope, the great disillusion
- Repeated success for Lara Gut-Behrami
- Report points to France’s “overwhelming responsibilities” in the Rwandan genocide
- Republicans offer Joe Biden alternative economic bailout
- Researchers believe they can cure Takotsubo syndrome
- Researchers propose to build a “Lunar Arch” to save millions of species
- Researchers Unveil Technique to Print Bones in Patients’ Bodies
- Responsible companies: Federal Council wants rapid implementation of counter-project
- Responsible investment: the social impact of artificial intelligence
- Restaurant owners, consumers, platforms and delivery people: all the losers
- Restricting access to the vote, the controversial strategy of American Republicans
- Restricting access to the vote, the controversial strategy of the American Republicans
- Return from Africa – Le Temps
- Return to normal shipping could take a year, Fed says
- Return to the cinema, as at the Indian Salon of the Lumière brothers
- Revenge of the Witches – Le Temps
- Rhino population on the rise in Nepal
- Riad Salamé affair: ping-pong game between Bern and Beirut
- Richard Malka, the freedom burglar, with this “wonderful right to piss off God”
- RIP: A young orca named Skyla died at Loro Parque | News
- Rising interest rates take investors out of their comfort zone
- Rivers are also suffering from global warming
- Riyadh announces mega-plan of investments for the private sector
- Road crashes claim more deaths and serious injuries in 2020
- Robinhood sued after amateur trader’s suicide
- Roblox video game platform makes a grand entrance on Wall Street
- Roche strengthens its diagnostic activities with a takeover in the United States
- Rock and comics, on a four-box tempo
- Rock’n’Truck, the Geneva rock scene at home
- Rocket Lab presents Neutron, its new reusable rocket
- Rockets hit air base housing US soldiers in Iraqi Kurdistan
- Roger Federer furious, beaten, but happy
- Roger Federer registered for the Geneva tournament
- Roger Federer saw “a lot of good things” in his return
- Roger Federer, the dream of the eternal return
- Roger is well worth a ZAD
- Rokhaya Diallo confronts France with its paradoxes
- Romainmôtier, a political exception – Le Temps
- Roman-era arena discovered in Turkey
- Romand theaters ready to raise the curtain
- Rome, the only object of my curiosity
- Roy Sullivan, the man who survived seven lightning strikes
- RSI boss’s tweets go badly
- RTS case: the SSM union welcomes a shy first step
- RTS does its mea culpa
- RTS gives in to activism
- RTS holds its breath
- Rubber and boats, stars of vaccine deployment
- Russia and China to settle on the moon together
- Russia announces withdrawal of troops stationed near Ukraine
- Russia deploys observatory in the depths of Lake Baikal
- Russia in the grip of its demons, by Mikhail Chevelev
- Russia is developing a “nuclear torpedo with radioactive tsunamis”
- Russia joins Chinese asteroid sampling mission
- Russia may soon be leaving the International Space Station
- Russian authorities want long-term imprisonment of Alexei Navalny
- Russian barbouzes and a mysterious Bulgarian arms dealer
- Russian opponent Alexei Navalny announces the end of his hunger strike after 24 days
- Russian prison authorities to transfer Navalny to hospital
- Russian prosecution requests approximately 11,500 francs in fines against Navalny for defamation
- Sahara sand turns the sky yellow in Switzerland
- Sam Levinson, an invigorated director between “Malcolm & Marie”
- Samia Hurst: “Saving our summer is in our hands”
- Samsung Electronics and LG Expect Q1 Profit to Boost
- Samuel Greene: “For Joe Biden, Russia has no solution to the world’s problems”
- Samuel Paty, the French teacher beheaded for a lie
- Sandormokh, a Stalinist tragedy
- Sarkozy knocked out by justice
- Saturday morning is cleaning day!
- Saturday was the start of the pass
- Savannah is gaining ground in the heart of the Amazon, and that’s not good news
- School of medicine, school of life in “Les Guérisseurs”
- Schumpeter would have driven a Tesla
- Science and spirituality, in the open
- Science Policy Advisor – France
- Science, precious as it is, is not above the fray
- SDIS19 firefighters receive PETA’s “Heroes for Animals Award” | News
- Sébastien, 33 years old, schizophrenic: “I have never been dangerous, neither for myself, nor for others”
- SEC suspends action in US company promoted on social media
- second successful test flight for the world’s largest aircraft
- Security forces deployed in Yangon after night of raids
- Security forces raid on striking railway workers in Burma
- Sedentary lifestyle claims more than 4 million direct victims each year
- Sedentary lifestyle: the epidemic within the pandemic
- Self-test sellers suspected of cartel cartel
- Self-tests land in Switzerland, IUDC leaves freedom to vote on covid law: news from March 27
- Semi-containment and “tsundoku” do not mix
- Senegal: Macky Sall calls for calm, justice orders to release the opponent Ousmane Sonko
- Serbia vaccinates hard … its neighbors
- Serious failure of the Federal Council
- Setback for opponents of anti-covid measures
- Settling of scores in Downing Street
- Seven Catholic clerics kidnapped in Haiti, a ransom demanded
- Several billion years ago, the climate of Mars resembled that of a very specific land area
- Sex tourism, a problem of definition
- Shareholders raise their voice against Credit Suisse
- Shock after video of policeman shooting 13-year-old in Chicago
- Short of vaccines, the EU releases its “Europe first” card
- Shostakovich and his secret anxieties
- Should the scientific task force be silenced?
- Should we be concerned about the appearance of autonomous robots capable of self-replicating?
- Should we be suspicious of personality tests?
- should we fear the new fission reactions recorded?
- Should we flatten or compress plastic bottles before putting them for recycling?
- should we really calculate the value of human life?
- Should we temporarily suspend fishing to save dolphins?
- Should you store your sneakers in the event of air pollution?
- Sika has already forgotten the Covid-19 and Saint-Gobain
- Silence, in the nurseries we don’t sing anymore
- Silver tiara invites reconsideration of women’s power in the Bronze Age
- Simon Chatelan, the climber who leads the way
- Simon Kronenberg, CEO of Holcim Switzerland: “We see ourselves as part of the solution, not the problem”
- Simple as Chinese – Le Temps
- Singapore to inaugurate the world’s first vertical fish farm
- Singer Marilyn Manson accused of harassment and rape by several women
- Six months before the legislative elections in Germany, the CDU suffers two major setbacks
- Six months of summer could be the norm by 2100, study suggests
- Sixteen media open the safe of Luxembourg
- Ski Worlds where skiing is prohibited
- Skiing: regardless of the covid, as long as you open the windows
- Sleaford Mods, Nottingham Tops
- Small debuts on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange for Chinese Internet giant Baidu
- Small Italian murders
- Snack served by the MPC: The Federal Court rejects Sonko’s appeal for denial of justice
- So, what does this space wine taste like?
- Social investment is fraught with pitfalls
- Sociology of coffee terraces
- Some African elephants are just one step away from extinction
- Some fireflies would use “sound armor” to protect themselves from bats!
- some sharks also “glow” in the dark
- Soon an oxygen machine on the moon
- Soon brain implants for orgasms on demand?
- Soon neural interfaces in virtual reality headsets?
- Soon stealth jetpacks on the battlefield?
- Sophie la girafe, good neck, good eye
- South Korea to build world’s largest offshore wind farm
- SpaceX announces first “civilian mission” in space
- SpaceX breaks 47-year record with its Resilience capsule
- SpaceX connects two Starlink missions
- SpaceX pushes the limits of the reusability of its boosters
- SpaceX rocket prototype explodes right after landing
- SpaceX Set To Spread Internet In Trucks, Boats And Planes
- SpaceX ticked all the boxes
- SpaceX to send VIPER ice fighter to the moon
- SpaceX turns two oil rigs into Starship launch pads
- SpaceX will offer a 360-degree view of space
- SpaceX will send a “firefly” to the moon in 2023
- SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy will soon fly to the moon
- SpaceX’s first private mission: this is what training looks like
- SpaceX’s Resilience capsule will soon fly back on a historic mission
- SpaceX’s Starship SN10 could launch soon
- SpaceX’s Starship SN11 could take off today
- SpaceX’s Starship successfully lands for the very first time!
- Spanish justice wants to repatriate 50 million euros blocked in Geneva
- Spectacle football must remain a sport
- Splashed by damage, Boeing fined for safety breaches
- Sport, from records to progressivism
- Spurred on by hopes of deconfinement, sterling breaks records
- Sriwijaya Air Boeing crash: second black box found
- Starship SN9 could launch this Thursday
- State unveils strategy to protect hospitals from cyber attacks
- Stay in your clouds, daydreaming can be good
- Stéphanie Blanchoud, an actress between fire and water
- Still further, the New Horizons probe passes the 50 AU mark
- Stranded container ship blocks Suez Canal
- Stress is said to be a source of aggravation of allergies!
- Stripe, which raised $ 600 billion, nearly triples its valuation
- Strong and green Federer – Le Temps
- Study casts doubt on performance of future DARPA hypersonic missiles
- Study details upheaval caused by latest geomagnetic excursion
- Study finds we spend two years of our lives in a hangover state
- Study reveals secrets of gold in gold deposits
- Study sheds light on one of the biological functions of catnip
- Suerie Moon: “In terms of overall health, Geneva must clearly increase its level of action”
- Suez Canal: “human error” could be involved
- Suez Canal: optimism is in order despite still unsuccessful unblocking efforts
- Sujin Lee invites you to travel to the vast world of tea
- Summer 1942, a Switzerland not always so welcoming
- Sunday, Moutier will be cut in half
- Super-giants, Lara Gut-Behrami and Corinne Suter give Switzerland a first double
- SUPP. MR 21 – INTRO – End of the state of shock
- Supremacists thrive with pandemic
- Suspicions of widespread corruption at SGS
- Sustainable finance: ten trends to keep an eye on
- Sustainable finance: transparency is now
- Suzuki suspends production in Burma after coup
- Swatch wins round against Apple in slogan war
- Swimming Pool Water Kills Virus in 30 Seconds, Study Finds
- Swing the World, the paronamic swings
- Swiss agricultural policy is full of bad incentives
- Swiss agriculture so vulnerable to the cold
- Swiss and its parent company Lufthansa have plunged into the red
- Swiss anti-Vatican theologian Hans Küng dies at 93
- Swiss arms exports rise to historic highs
- Swiss banks risk losing 270 million in GP Global fraud
- Swiss bosses want “concerted autonomy” on ecological transition
- Swiss Cinema Prize: (almost) full box for “Little Sister”
- Swiss hockey agrees to a consultation
- Swiss justice on the trail of millions of the powerful governor of the Banque du Liban
- Swiss Life creates provisions on its American portfolio
- Swiss Life, more than 100 billion in stone
- Swiss man pockets Euromillions 230 million
- Swiss precision is needed to track hypertension
- Swiss Press Award: four nominated “Temps” journalists
- Swiss Re remains dividend champion, despite heavy loss
- Swiss suffragists, meet these unknown heroines and some heroes
- Swiss wines in search of grandeur
- Swissquote surpasses the 400,000 account mark
- Switzerland adopts a cautious strategy towards China
- Switzerland and Indonesia join forces, before agreeing
- Switzerland commits to promoting dialogue in the Middle East
- Switzerland commits to promoting dialogue in the Middle East
- Switzerland condemns violence in Burma
- Switzerland has secured 8.1 million doses of vaccine against Covid-19
- Switzerland has signed new contracts for covid vaccines
- Switzerland is isolated and has lost a lot of international aura, regrets Philipp Hildebrand
- Switzerland offers itself to whoever wants it
- Switzerland takes a leadership position with the Lex blockchain
- Switzerland third in the ranking of the happiest countries in the world
- Switzerland-China: awareness slowly
- Switzerland-China: the making of an ideological war
- Switzerland-EU: franchising is a duty
- Sylvain Prudhomme: “The photo is a trigger for writing, it reduced to the essential”
- Sylvain Venayre: “Tourist travel has no virtue in itself”
- Syria: ten years of conflict, 12 million displaced
- Syringes, snow and lipids slow down the deployment of vaccines
- Taiwan mourns the victims of one of its worst rail disasters
- Taiwan’s independence, “it’s war”
- Take a look at the sky, a star has just turned into a nova
- Talkative, an asset for men, a flaw for women
- Talking for nothing
- Tampa Bay wins its second Super Bowl
- Tanzanian President John Magufuli is dead
- Tardigrades can survive a shot (to a point)
- Tariq Ramadan lifts the veil
- Tax evasion: Rahn + Bodmer pays $ 22 million to Washington
- Taxation: welcome American pressure
- Team New Zealand and Luna Rossa stay side by side
- Team New Zealand and Luna Rossa still inseparable
- Team New Zealand finds a breath of fresh air and sets sail
- Team New Zealand hoists the black flag
- Temple Grandin, an autistic animal welfare expert
- Ten years after Fukushima, the future of nuclear power still in question in Japan
- Ten years later, Libya continues to sink into the abyss
- Ten years of conflict, 12 million displaced
- Terraces and restaurants: a glimmer of hope for March 22
- Tesla’s Autonomous System Beta Would Be A Real Danger In Town
- Texas paralyzed by cold, its senator Ted Cruz criticized for having fled to Cancun
- Texas’ dangerous (anti-) covid strategy
- That’s it, the world is back to pre-Covid-19 for GHG emissions
- The “12 bastards” of European football are starting to regret their “arrogance”
- The “Abraham Accords” have their first failures
- The “boy from Gran Dolina” was actually a girl
- The “foehn” endangers one of the largest ice barriers in Antarctica
- the “Jurassic Coast” could reveal new fossils to us
- The “largest iceberg in the world” is no longer
- The “meat peak” promised in 2025
- The “Monkeydactyl” also had opposable thumbs
- The “night mode” of smartphones and other devices would not be very effective
- The “political coup de grace” for Pierre Maudet
- The ‘pizzly’ spreads in the arctic thanks to climate change
- the (difficult) choice of the landing place
- The 12 resolutions for the future of your health and that of the planet – News, News, Daily life, Daily health and nutrition advice
- The 21st century will be that of women
- The adventurers of Swiss timekeeping
- The Aerion company wants to develop a supersonic plane capable of carrying 50 passengers!
- The AI Dungeon game and its developer at the heart of a major controversy
- The alpine combination and the charm of the anachronist
- The Amazon, an important pool of current and future drugs
- The American president who spent his last months feeding on the rectum
- The amplification of global warming by clouds, an influence that is becoming clearer
- The animals would also have cultural traditions!
- The Ariana Museum in Japanese time
- the army endangers commercial planes by carrying out “GPS tests”
- The astonishing American utopias of Arman Méliès
- The Attorney General of the Confederation should be able to be older
- The B.1.1.7 variant identified in companion animals
- The baby tyrannosaurs were the size of a Border Collie
- The baby, this great reader
- The beating of an arbitrator tried in Geneva
- The beautiful Saturday of Swiss skiing
- The Bemberg collection, a journey towards light
- The best managers of 2020
- The Biden administration gets wet to reform the taxation of multinationals
- the big boost from the moon
- The big brands make their show
- The big difference in watchmaking estimates
- The biggest bear in Romania illegally shot by a prince?
- The Boiron project, an indicator of a haphazard agricultural policy
- The book on the quays will be held from September 3 to 5 in Morges
- The boss of the conservative network Parler dismissed from his post
- The boundary between the Gulf Stream and the Labrador Current rises north
- The bright side of the Amanda Gorman case
- The British press pays tribute to the “indomitable” Prince Philip
- The bumpy road of the Biden plan
- The Burmese coup, a source of embarrassment for Beijing
- The Burmese Embassy in London “occupied”
- The Burmese junta imagines itself as an enlightened despot
- The business world wants a Covid passport for early June, “a decisive step towards returning to normalcy”
- The cantons want more oxygen for the population
- The Center approves the law on CO2
- The CFF Lausanne-Friborg line will only reopen on Monday
- The challenges of democratic multilateralism and the voice of Switzerland
- The chocolate giants in court
- The Club World Cup awaits Bayern
- The Colibri Charter of Positive Nutrition – Health Articles
- The conquest of Mars – Le Temps
- the consequences of a future merger
- The construction sector calls for public orders
- the cooling effect of aerosol pollution reduced
- the coordinated dance of five planets around a star
- The countryside, a landscape that becomes ugly
- The Covax system, which wants to facilitate access to vaccines, has broken down
- The covid passport, the holy grail of employers
- The Covid-19 pandemic delayed progress towards gender equality by a generation
- The covid-proof dollar smile
- The creator of the game “Pandemic” is working on a version with the theme of climate change
- The crisis has caused the debt and deficit in France to soar
- The Crown: the best Netflix series? Is back
- The cruelty of catch and release fishing | News
- The dangerous game of the SVP
- The day a Russian boat played classic to save beluga whales
- The day of the dead on a daily basis in “Without any particular sign”
- the day Pathfinder “broke the Internet”
- The death penalty has fallen globally despite an increase in some countries
- The deceptive ease of giant slalom
- the decline in tourism has also had negative effects on the environment
- The decree to ban single-use plastic packaging in France raises questions
- The delicate collection of vaccine data
- The demonization of Alexei Navalny is in full swing
- The departure of the director of Finma would be the result of a conflict with the president
- The descent, mythology of superlatives
- The dials come out the big game
- The difficulty of “containing” China
- The director of the Fondation de Nant will lead the Riviera-Chablais Hospital
- The discreet role of ghosts in Geneva real estate
- The disproportionate impact of icebergs in glacial-interglacial cycles
- The disturbances of the polar vortex followed live thanks to a European satellite!
- The diversity of flowers must be at the center of the conservation of pollinating insects!
- The divide between public opinion, the media and big business, by Paul Bulcke
- the DNA of the children of liquidators does not have more mutations than the others
- The doubts of the Geneva left around Fabienne Fischer
- The dream of a farm where we do less and better
- The drought of recent summers has been unprecedented for at least 2 millennia
- The e-ID law is wise and important
- The ECB on alert in the face of a rate hike
- The ECHR calls on Russia for the “immediate” release of Alexey Navalny
- The EmDrive system offering fuelless space propulsion would not work!
- The emerging risks that we forget because of the Covid-19
- The ENA, this “totem” half unbolted by Emmanuel Macron
- The endless tragedy of Aung San Suu Kyi
- The English variant represents nearly 80% of contaminations in Switzerland
- The epicene language adopted by RTS or the desire to reshape reality
- The European Super League is unanimous against it
- The European Super League project “on stand-by”, announces Florentino Perez
- The European Union cautious about Russia and Turkey
- The European Union is the second most responsible for deforestation in the world
- The Ever Given has a “reasonable” size compared to the giant container ships of the future
- The evil flowers? – Time
- The explosion of podcasts, from India to Portugal
- the extension of arid zones questioned
- The fall of Jack Ma
- The false hopes of “Big Tech” regulation
- The farewell of Elizabeth II and the British to Prince Philip
- The FDFA report which contradicts Ignazio Cassis
- The Fed is more optimistic about the US economy
- The Federal Council is called upon to offer even slight openness
- The Federal Council remains firm on restaurants
- The Federal Council spoke too quickly
- The Federal Council still silent on Europe
- The Federal Council wants to save the covid law
- The Federal Council’s homeopathic potion against covid swallows the wrong way
- The Federal Prosecutor’s Office deserves better than political chaos
- The fierce political battle behind the WHO Wuhan mission
- The figs of the poem: AJAR’s visit to Grignan
- The figures of the epidemic, a fall in trompe-l’oeil
- The Film “Gunda” is a “Love Story” Not to Be Missed | News
- The first black hole ever discovered is more interesting than expected
- The first endangered animal cloned in the United States
- The first imprints of art
- The first inhabitants of present-day northern China encountered giant ostriches!
- The first primates evolved right after the dinosaurs died out
- The first private crew to join the ISS has just been presented
- The first wave brought down healthcare costs
- the first weather report for Jezero crater has fallen
- The flame of the Arab revolutions
- The Floyd case becomes the “America trial”
- The fog of uncertainties in alpine skiing
- The framework agreement and the late start of pro-Europeans
- The framework agreement can still be saved
- The French army has experimented with the Spot robot in a militarized version!
- The French failures of “third way” containment
- The French left fears the presidential breakdown
- The Friborg Council of State united behind Bluefactory
- The funny winter of Swiss resorts
- The Galaxy S21 Ultra, really ultra
- The Geneva Book Fair should be postponed until the fall
- The Geneva Competition is betting on a hybrid edition
- The Geneva right to the test of the marriage of convenience
- The geopolitical battle between Beijing and Washington over climate
- The giant European telescope, the future “monster” of astronomy
- The Giroud affair, his fine team, and the twists and turns of a failed piracy
- The Gospel according to Saint Milo – Le Temps
- The governor of New York caught by the wave #MeToo
- The Greens want a place in the Freiburg executive
- The guerrilla war against 5G intensifies in Switzerland, without making noise
- The guilt of the Hong Kong Seven
- The health of the framework agreement should really be of concern to us
- The hell of women and children crushing rubble in Chad
- The hotel, this providential place to forget the pandemic
- The human lurking in the robot, a fable by Samanta Schweblin
- the hurricane season promises to be (once again) very active
- The HYT watch brand goes bankrupt
- the idea of China to increase the birth rate
- The immunity of the Catalan independentist Carles Puigdemont lifted by the European Parliament
- The impacts of El Niño are expected to be more violent in a warmer climate
- The impossible health record of Chernobyl is clarified a bit
- The increase in greenhouse gases causes the stratosphere to contract!
- The increase in lightning strikes in the Arctic, a source of climatic excesses?
- The ingenious surgery that saved the world’s smartest man
- The Institut Pasteur unveils four projections on the evolution of the Covid-19 epidemic in France
- The International Criminal Court judges that its “territorial jurisdiction” extends to the Palestinian territories and triggers controversy
- The intriguing Sainte-Croix squat where Mia was found
- The invention of pleasure
- The James Webb Telescope is packing up its lens hood to prepare for launch
- The James Webb Telescope, the one that will revolutionize our approach to the universe
- The joy of the Jura, the regrets of Bern
- The jukebox for March: Lana Del Rey, Israel Nash, Genesis Owusu …
- The killer who quoted Magritte
- The Kremlin barricades itself against the pro-Navalny
- the laboratory trail deemed “highly improbable” by the WHO
- The Lake Geneva region remains the most expensive for buying a house
- The last time we saw this bird was over 170 years ago
- The last time we saw this Little Owl was in 1892
- The latest fad: have a mission!
- The left increases its grip on Friborg
- The left is a hit in the towns of Vaud
- The little golden hands of the pharmaceutical industry
- The little happiness found in going for a drink on a terrace
- The logopedic ordeal of Romandy
- The luminous tribute to Chantal Thomas’ father
- The mad race for Roche diagnostics
- The main robot of the Transformers saga has come true
- The man who put his head in a particle accelerator (running)
- The manuscript, this disturbing object
- The marine world on display at the Fish Club
- The maritime industry is soaring despite the virus
- The Mars500 experiment altered the microbiota of astronauts
- The Martian moons Phobos and Deimos have a common ancestor
- The mask business plagues the mood among German Christian Democrats
- The Maudet trial, day 1: “When the chief of staff speaks, it is the magistrate who speaks.”
- The McBeth deal, a golden contract in the little-known world of disc golf
- the meaning of the term “biodegradable” can be misleading
- The Mediator, mirror of the excesses of the Servier laboratory
- The Megaloceros, one of the largest deer of all time
- The memories of Jean-Pierre Restellini, this Swiss doctor who tracked torture in prisons
- The memory and learning of adolescents impacted by sodas and other sugary drinks!
- The MeteoSwiss app swallows Alertswiss, but the result is not perfect
- The MeteoSwiss app swallows Alertswiss, far from perfect
- The MindMaze Desert Crossing
- The morale of large Japanese manufacturing companies is back to pre-pandemic levels
- The more biodiversity there is, the healthier we will be
- The more cycle paths there are, the more bikes there are
- the most distant known object in the Solar System
- The Nati in Bulgaria, sparkle and taste of unfinished business
- The National Assembly rejected the moratorium on the Starlink project in France!
- The National Council does not want to jostle the Federal Court
- The National Council inflates Covid aid
- The Nationale buries the reform of Swiss agriculture
- The naval plug of Suez is absorbed
- the new Chinese rover will have one of these 10 names
- The new drones of the Swiss army will not roar before 2022
- The new French-speaking clip art
- The night Messi watched Mbappé play
- The Obese Dieter Godzilla Monkey!
- The oceans are mixing less and less and this is not good news
- The offshore face of Luxembourg
- The Old Continent has no interest in snubbing PSPCs
- The oldest Homo Sapiens tomb in Africa is that of a child
- the oldest industrial brewery in the world discovered
- The oldest map found in Europe was hidden in Finistère!
- The operators of the Salève quarries want to renew their concession
- The organizers of Watches and Wonders show their satisfaction
- The OSR stirs up cultural appetites
- The Paléo festival is reinventing itself and will take place from July 8 to August 8, 2021
- The pandemic (also) influences menstrual cycles
- The pandemic and banking regulations
- The pandemic does not solve the nagging problems of pharma
- The pandemic has caused worrying delays in cancer care
- The pandemic has reduced the race for performance
- the pandemic would promote hair loss
- The pandemic, a detonator for adolescents in difficulty
- The Paris Commune and the Vendôme column
- The parliamentarians gathered by the hundreds, why not the others?
- The people say no to the burqa
- The perilous return to work after a long absence
- The pharma does not intend to assign the patents of its vaccines
- The philosophy of a dirty mountain kid
- The plans of the PLR, the economic umbrella organizations and the UDC for the framework agreement with the EU
- The plea for trees by Anne-Lise Saillen
- The pleasure of coffee as at the barista
- The podcast seeks its economic model
- The Pope calls for an end to the “clash of arms” and to share vaccines
- The Pope calls for an end to the “clash of arms” and to share vaccines
- The posthumous rise of Ali Sadpara – Le Temps
- The precision mechanics of slalom
- The presidency of La Poste can be a trap for Christian Levrat
- The President and the Ottoman – Le Temps
- The pressures on Alain Berset are increasing
- The prosecutor evokes “the barbaric wedding” of Pierre Maudet
- The PSPCs put Wall Street in burnout
- the rate of ice loss is increasing at record speed
- The real estate projects planned by CFF in the west of Lausanne will not be interrupted in the end.
- The reasons for the divorce between the Burmese army and Aung San Suu Kyi
- The reconstruction of the port of Beirut arouses international envy
- The remains of a 2000-year-old child (and a puppy) found near Clermont-Ferrand
- The remains of a gigantic supernova discovered
- The reopening of restaurants must be included in the law
- The response of low clouds to aerosols is more complex than expected
- The return of onlookers may be delayed
- The risk of obesity already plays out before birth
- The Romance of Imperial Rome Under Tyranny
- The sacrifices of the men’s super-G
- The sad joke of the social media boycott
- The Sahel is not (yet) Afghanistan
- The sands of the Sahel, a French military challenge
- The sanitary facilities are also subject to the economic situation
- The Saver Whale underwater drone can save lives!
- The saving laugh of Yasmina Reza
- the Sci-Hub platform is in danger!
- The SDC and Swiss NGOs: a political issue?
- The secret life of badgers, animals mistreated and killed for their hair | News
- The semen of older male cats is believed to be the carrier of numerous mutations
- The seven planets of the TRAPPIST-1 system have similar compositions
- The shortage of chips also impacts the production of household appliances
- The significant guilt of Pierre Maudet
- The six lessons of the minimum wage
- The smartphone, a real disaster for sleep!
- The smell of new cars is carcinogenic, according to a study
- The SNB does not change anything except its inflation forecast
- The soap-opera GameStop worries the authorities
- the soldiers of the Royal Navy move in Jet-Suit
- The Spot robot dog (almost) does not need humans anymore!
- The Square Kilometer Array will be the largest radio telescope ever
- the stop of thermohaline circulation could occur sooner than expected
- The strange case of Gloria Ramirez, nicknamed “the toxic Lady”
- The Suez Canal could still be blocked for “days or even weeks”
- The Suez Canal will not become a dead end. What about the Switzerland-EU channel?
- The sulphurous Palantir is deployed in Switzerland
- The sulphurous temptation of cryptocurrencies
- The Super League is dead, its spirit must not survive
- The super-G has won its race for legitimacy
- The surface of the Greenlandic cap is darkening at an alarming rate
- the surprising ability of the “post-it” to persuade
- The Swiss Cup, a passport to the game
- The Swiss icon of March 1, 1969
- The Swiss meet in Ticino for Easter
- The Swiss National Bank is letting go
- The Swiss National Science Foundation introduces a quota for women
- The Swiss Trade Union denounces the rise in precarious jobs and the widening income gaps
- The Swiss women’s team on their way to the Euro!
- The T. Rex was slower than you might think
- The Task Force calls for a strategy on certificates, rebellion against health measures in Aargau, soon 2.5 million deaths due to covid: the news of February 20
- the telescope that could find a second Earth
- The third wave is taking shape in Europe
- The threat of a canceled federal maturity
- The toxic promises of anti-doping
- The trans party, sad and wild bamba told by Camila Sosa Villada
- The traveling houses of Elisa Shua Dusapin
- The true nature of Merlin the guinea pig
- The Trump trial, day 1: a big absentee, violent images and tears
- The Trump Trial, Day 2: “He Was Watching The Attack On TV Like A Reality Show”
- The Trump trial, day 3: “He didn’t express any remorse”
- The Trump trial, day 4: “The monstrous lie of the Democratic prosecution”
- The Twenty-Seven call for “maintaining firm restrictions” against variants of the virus
- The twilight of a farm – Le Temps
- The UAE’s “Hope” probe goes into orbit around Mars
- The UN fights cybercrime with the help of Switzerland
- The unbearable lightness of Swisscom with its customers
- The uncertain future of Tiger Woods, seriously injured in road accident
- The underestimated dangers of deepfake geography
- The underground structure of the world’s largest geyser finally explored
- The undervalued role of turbulence in cloud droplet formation
- The union of Kering and Richemont, a fiction that struggles to come true
- The United States “open” to direct discussions with Tehran on nuclear power
- The United States and Saudi Arabia: the big turning point?
- The United States becomes the first donor of Covax
- The United States enters the big game of “vaccine diplomacy”
- The United States is fueling Chinese growth
- The United States puts pressure on Bern in the Navalny affair
- The United States returns to the Human Rights Council
- the United States wants to renovate its fleet of B-52 bombers
- The United States, these tax revolutionaries
- The universality of human rights undermined
- The untraceable African vaccine against Covid-19
- The US Army has developed a quantum sensor to listen to enemy communications!
- The US Congress Has a Problem: Marjorie Taylor Greene
- The US labor market “very far” from being solid, warns the Fed
- The vagabond reappearance of the Geneva singer BellWald
- The Vaudois Grand Council unanimously condemns the suspension of CFF real estate projects
- The Vert’liberals aim for a place in the Federal Council
- The Vert’liberals unanimous behind the CO2 law
- The very helpful chief of staff of Pierre Maudet
- The very thorny succession of Angela Merkel
- The Wall Street bull is an orphan
- The war between Facebook and Australia concerns Switzerland
- The war of the white terraces ends on Sunday
- The way to name hurricanes will never be the same
- The Weeknd’s Super Bowl
- The white nights of Merkel, Berset and Fischer
- The white waters of the Archipel festival
- The wind will no longer blow over Stormwind Heights
- The world will need 10 billion more syringes in 2021
- The world’s first 3D printed school will rise in Madagascar
- The year of the assassination of Judge Falcone
- The ZADs, the latest utopias that collide with the “real”
- The Zoom app bets on continued growth in 2021
- The “VWengeance” of historical actors
- Theft, a whole story
- their amputated fins could grow back
- Théodore Fraenkel, the thousand and one lives of a dada spirit
- There have never been so many twin births as today!
- There is liquid water inside these meteorites
- There might be a core hidden inside the Earth’s core
- There were people in Melbourne to bury Serena Williams’ illusions
- There will soon be a network of satellites around the Moon
- These “Neither Macron, nor Le Pen” who terrify the Elysee for 2022
- These 13 documentaries will inspire you to change the world | News
- These ancient giant worms stalked fish from their burrows
- These ants shrink their brains for a chance to become queen
- These astonishing “magnetofossils” contain invaluable information on the climates of the past
- These bacteria that change shape to avoid antibiotics
- These flamingos lost their lives after swallowing hunter pellets
- These French judges overwhelmed by the Sarkozy camp
- These mole-like creatures lived under dinosaur feet
- These researchers artificially reproduce the structure of mucus!
- These researchers can generate real holograms!
- These restaurants that won’t reopen
- these scandalous practices of industrialists
- these scientists suggest wearing a “nasal mask” at mealtimes
- These shoes that shake athletics records
- These spinach plants send alert emails in case of soil pollution
- these toilets have holographic buttons!
- These two extreme initiatives for organic and short circuits, “it’s punitive”
- These viruses could trigger the next pandemic
- These will be the first targets of the James Webb Telescope
- these women born without a uterus and vagina
- They are developing a sarcasm detector on social networks!
- they are the first non-human primates to be vaccinated
- They created a film to cool the body during sport while supplying connected objects
- They created a wood “transparent as glass” to insulate the buildings.
- They discover an antibody capable of regenerating teeth!
- They discover unexpected life forms in the depths of Antarctica
- They find 2,000 plastic bags in the stomach of a camel!
- They get privileges to get vaccinated
- They grew microbes in Martian rock samples
- They invent a parquet capable of producing electricity thanks to our steps
- They make a diamond more rigid than natural diamonds
- They manage to boost molecular farming with vitamin C
- They manage to study einsteinium, element 99 of the periodic table
- They offer a digital reconstruction of the ancient Antikythera machine!
- They study the oceanic crust while listening to the song of certain cetaceans
- They wanted to dig a pool, they stumbled upon a prehistoric horse
- Thierry Breton: “From now on, it is no longer the vaccines that matter, but the capacity to produce them”
- Thierry Clermont walks a corner of Ireland as vast as the world
- Thieves now attracted to a “treasure” located under cars
- Thinking the world with Friedrich Dürrenmatt
- This “living fossil” fish continues its evolution despite its archaic appearance
- This “super-plant” is able to absorb pollution near roads
- This “winged” shark evolved in the oceans 93 million years ago
- This 1975 novel already portrayed a credible alternative to today’s world!
- This 19th century short story writer may be one of the fathers of science fiction
- This AI has created totally artificial human DNA
- This AI-boosted service animates the deceased on old photos
- This application can “replace” your psychotherapist between two appointments
- This artificial intelligence generates new mathematical formulas
- This artist sold the first NFT of a virtual house for $ 500,000
- this Balkan river is facing unthinkable pollution!
- This cap with lasers helps hair regrowth!
- this company is being sued for electrocution of birds
- this company presents the first self-decontaminating spectacle lenses!
- This company wants to market the first truly zero carbon car by 2030
- This device provides drinking water and lighting almost free of charge!
- This Egyptian pharaoh was violently executed on the battlefield
- This exoplanet has lost its original atmosphere, but has developed a second
- This famous Apple car fantasy
- This film that inspired the design of SpaceX’s Starship
- This flexible and autonomous underwater robot is able to explore the abyss
- this French laboratory has developed a promising treatment against the disease
- This hydrogen battery is the first of its kind intended for individuals
- This important planetary wind system is changing
- This incredible image of the Moon was taken from the surface of the Earth
- This insect gives dogs a good smell, according to a study
- This is how the ocean temperature has fluctuated for 700,000 years
- This little crustacean performs with its pincers one of the fastest movements in the world
- This man wanted to “blow up the Internet” with a bomb!
- This meteorite belongs to a cousin missing from Earth
- This microscopic chip is placed under the skin to measure the temperature!
- This mini wind turbine can be taken and mounted anywhere in 15 minutes!
- This mini-game allows you to control a container ship as it crosses the Suez Canal
- this movement simulator is already a huge success!
- This municipality has divided by 4 the number of Asian hornets thanks to traps
- This Muslim school that the mayor of Albertville does not want
- this paint is so white that it would be more efficient than an air conditioner
- This particle which seems to disobey the known laws of physics
- This patient gave off a strong odor every time he blew his nose!
- this plant flourished before the arrival of the dinosaurs
- This platform allows non-priority people to be vaccinated with unused doses
- This radio-controlled aircraft reaches nearly 900 km / h, a record!
- This singing program teaches “Covid long” patients to breathe
- This solution reduces the amount of faeces produced by dogs by two thirds!
- This species of gecko is capable of biofluorescence!
- This start-up invents a puncture-proof bicycle tire based on NASA technology
- This tagged (then released) sturgeon could be over 100 years old
- This technology makes it possible to virtually read old sealed letters
- This type of water heater is a real ally against global warming!
- This Wednesday, the Federal Council is expected to outline: many are waiting for relaxations
- Thomas Pesquet will be the commander of the next mission
- Thomas Pesquet’s crew will fly aboard a reused capsule on Friday
- Thomas Pesquet: “We know when it will hurt, when it will be long, when it will be difficult”
- three brown dwarfs with extreme spin speeds
- Three hundred and twenty jobs threatened at Johnson & Johnson in Neuchâtel
- three leopards escape, the animal park is slow to give the alert
- Three mountaineers missing at K2
- three new planets nestled in a river of young stars
- Three of the seven clerics kidnapped in Haiti have been released
- Three rockets target Americans at Baghdad airport
- Three sea rescue NGOs accused of complicity with criminal smugglers
- Thylacines are extinct … So why do some people continue to see them?
- Tianwen-1, China’s revenge on Mars
- TIKTOK AND WECHAT BANNED IN USA
- TINA disappeared, the markets go into VISA mode
- Titan’s largest sea could reach a depth of 300 meters
- To be in good health, do you have to eat meat?
- To cope with covid, vaccines, masks and … CO2 sensors
- To earn its title of “second city in France where it is good to live” Bayonne must stop bullfighting | News
- To encourage him to become a Game Changer, PETA sends little vegan “footballs” to Neymar | News
- To everyone’s surprise, national councilor Isabelle Chevalley is retiring from political life
- To find alien life, we should consider isoprene
- To find an extraterrestrial civilization, look for traces of pollution
- to get out of the crisis, the world will have to play collectively
- To kill boredom, young people play cat and mouse with the police
- To move rhinos, helicopter is the best option
- to organize the return of the public to the theaters, Dassault performs an airflow simulation
- To paint such beautiful canvases, did our ancestors knowingly deprive themselves of oxygen?
- To put an end to the institutional agreement!
- To return to normal, Switzerland relies on tests
- To send humans to Mars, NASA will have to go nuclear
- To study antimatter, you must first slow it down
- To the happiness of the rich
- To vaccinate, a nasal spray instead of the syringe
- Tokenization, user manual
- Tokyo Olympics president expected to resign after sexist remarks
- Tokyo Stock Exchange rebounds after Friday debacle
- Toni Nadal: “There are only two secrets: work and simplicity”
- Tons of alien dust fall to Earth every year
- Too many trees in the city, a source of increased allergies?
- Torpor, fog and tragedy on the Burmese border
- Toshiba CEO resigns
- towards “ultra-extreme” heat waves in the Middle East and North Africa
- Towards a management of incompleteness?
- Traces of an ancient ocean of magma found in Greenland
- Track Perseverance in real time before it lands on Mars
- Trees are also affected by noise pollution!
- Trial: police officer accused of murder of George Floyd contradicted by his superiors
- Trump and the rights of people with mental health problems
- Tübingen, a pioneering German city in terms of testing
- Turkey: life sentences for murder of journalist of Armenian origin
- Turkish lira plunges 17% after central bank chief sacked
- Turning point in Mozambique: foreigners targeted by jihadists
- Twenty million deaths that pay off
- Twenty years of decoding the human genome, and the mystery of our species continues
- Twitter reached 192 million daily users during the US election
- Two dolphins were sighted and filmed in the canals of Venice
- Two high school students discover four new planets
- Two initiatives to green agriculture
- Two new countries will soon try to land on the Moon
- Two years after the Notre-Dame fire, the work is far from over
- Uber cuts quarterly losses despite declining revenue
- Uber drivers are employees, for British justice
- UBS judgment on appeal will be known on September 27
- UBS still pays better than Credit Suisse
- UBS, call time
- UBS, fiscal and legal theater
- Ubu, French king of the pandemic
- UEFA has finalized the list of cities that will host the Euro: Dublin and Bilbao are no longer there, Seville is entering
- Ueli Maurer, pyromaniac firefighter – Le Temps
- UFO dives into ocean in new US Navy footage
- Uighurs: Beijing retaliates and sanctions British personalities and entities
- UK pays tribute to Prince Philip
- Ukraine challenged by the Russian information war
- Ukraine commemorates Chernobyl disaster, 35 years on
- Ukraine: Washington denounces Moscow’s “unprovoked escalation” in the Black Sea
- ultrasound to overcome the coronavirus?
- UN agrees to probe with Ethiopia into Tigray massacres
- UN confirms corruption attempts in Libyan process
- UN Security Council urges Somalia to end electoral “deadlock”
- Unanimously, the Security Council “strongly condemns the deaths of hundreds of civilians” in Burma
- Uncertainty about the origin of the virus remains total
- Under the radar, Microsoft is building its empire with billions
- Unemployment in Switzerland fell in March to 3.4%
- Unemployment rate climbs to 3.7% in January, the level of 2009
- Unequal campuses in the face of health relief
- United Arab Emirates’ Hope probe gets the ball rolling
- United States: gunman kills eight in three massage parlors in Atlanta
- United States: historic cold snap causing tornadoes
- United States: the House of Representatives votes for the regularization of the “Dreamers”
- Unprecedented observation of a “space hurricane” over the North Pole
- Unstoppable, Lara Gut-Behrami can dream of all success
- UPC-Sunrise, paper tiger?
- Update on gender equality at the WTO
- Update: Monkey Work Covered Up in Thai Coconut Industry | News
- Ursula Pfander, the fairy of festivals without whom the cinematographic landscape would look sad
- Ursula von der Leyen victim of protocol affront: Turkey blames the EU
- Ursula von der Leyen’s mea minima culpa on vaccines
- US aid breathes new life into Gaza
- US contests for UN Human Rights Council seat
- US crude barrel crosses $ 60 mark
- US imposes new sanctions on Burmese military junta
- US inflation accelerates to 2.6% year on year
- US investigations target Tesla after apparently driverless crash
- Vaccinate seven days a week in Switzerland? An illusion
- Vaccinate young people as a priority!
- Vaccinated Americans will soon have the right to travel to the European Union
- Vaccination campaign, the American example
- Vaccination: “Do not come more than ten minutes early”
- Vaccination: can we do worse than Europe?
- Vaccination: is State funding justified?
- Vaccine delivery: the story of funding
- Vaccines boost recovery, but at uneven rates
- Vaccines for everyone
- Vaccines have saved 37 million children’s lives since 2000
- Vaccines in the East – Le Temps
- Vaccines: European Union ready to block AstraZeneca exports
- Vaccinodrome fever is on the rise in France
- Valais hockey in search of its FC Sion
- Valais political spring – Le Temps
- Valais strengthens its screening strategy
- Valentine’s Day, we can only say it with flowers
- Valérie D’Acremont, infectious disease specialist: “We have a biased view of the problem”
- Valued at $ 4 billion, the American application Clubhouse multiplies fundraising
- Variant sequencing is now
- Vaud and Valais: Swiss tourists save the season
- Vaud postpones second dose of vaccine to six weeks
- Vegetable scent – Le Temps
- Veolia threatens Suez directors with legal action
- Véronique Lecauchois, Saint-Juliennoise in Swiss fashion
- Very polluting, polyester is used twice as much as it was 20 years ago!
- Very slight decrease in greenhouse gas emissions in 2019
- Vevey torn between the radical left and the traditional right
- Victory for the dogs! ExxonMobil decides to end Iditarod sponsorship | News
- Video game industry worries about security breach
- VIDEO: 30 years of ocean acidification seen by satellites
- Vienna terrorist attack of November 2020: one of the two Swiss arrested was released
- Vincents – The Time
- Vinciane Despret: “There is something of the octopus in us”
- Violent explosion sheds light on very rare black hole
- Virginia, first southern state in the United States to abolish the death penalty
- Virtual reality alters our perception of time
- Virtual reality can help you regain empathy!
- Virus mutation, inflationary spiral: surprise scenarios from BAK Economics
- Visualize the alteration of the seasons with this infographic
- Vitol, a discreet colossus in the spotlight
- VIVI Friulane, from gondoliers to the fashion world
- Vladimir Achourkov: “New sanctions against Russia would favor the release of Navalny”
- Vladimir Putin’s “red lines”
- Vocalises of birds – Le Temps
- Voice recognition for languages spoken in Switzerland
- Vote at 16, really? – Time
- Voyager 1 detects plasma “hum” in interstellar space
- Voyager, a space station project worthy of works of science fiction
- Walking in urban and rural areas does not have the same effects on body and mind
- Walrus ends up in Ireland after falling asleep on an iceberg
- Wang Shiting: “We hope that Switzerland will abandon its ideological prejudices”
- Warm up in the sun of books
- Washington accuses MBS of validating Khashoggi’s assassination
- Washington announces sanctions and expulsion of ten Russian diplomats
- Washington gives pledges of its will to rebuild the alliance with the EU
- Washington resumes aid disbursements to Palestinians
- Watch statistics won’t become more opaque
- Watches & Wonders, remote watch fair
- Watches and Wonders, an essay to transform
- Watchmakers develop their sense of hospitality
- Watchmaking: beware of excessive optimism
- we are quiet for at least 100 years
- we diligently follow sanitary measures only if others do the same
- We finally know one of the causes of irritable bowel syndrome
- We go back to knitting happily
- we must give up fossil fuels, and quickly
- We present to you Optimism, the twin of Perseverance!
- We tend to overestimate the intelligence of our partner!
- Wealth management opens up to mediation
- Weapons, Money and the Republic: Lessons from the Karachi Trial
- Wearing a mask, a little shameful pleasure
- Weather changes, name changes
- Webcams around the world, April 4, 2020
- Western sanctions against China, small strike and big contracts
- Western Switzerland, a safe bet for foreign investors
- WeWork to go public, valued at $ 9 billion
- whale survives four-hour killer whale attack
- What a Suez Canal Shipwreck Says About Global Supply Chains
- What are the best foods for the brain?
- What are the differences between CBD oil and flowers?
- What are the impacts of social isolation on our brains?
- what are the main warning signs?
- What are we kidding? – Time
- What chiefs and more Indians!
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- What did Michael Collins think of when he was alone behind the moon?
- What do we need to stop an asteroid from hitting Earth? Time!
- What does Le Flacon matter, as long as you have the intoxication of your “take away”?
- What Epicureanism owes to the Middle Ages
- What especially not to say about Bonaparte and Switzerland
- what exactly will Perseverance be looking for?
- What happens when you flush a public toilet?
- What hides the cooling of the last decades on the surface of the Southern Ocean
- What if AI could make us better chess players?
- What if Antarctica was connected to the Internet by an undersea cable?
- What if covid and climate go hand in hand?
- What if Crohn’s disease is caused by bacteria?
- What if dark energy was none other than … dark matter?
- What if future spacecraft used the stars as GPS?
- What if it was time for the jaguars to return to live in the United States?
- What if radiation in a high enough degree could be beneficial to humans?
- What if the UFOs observed by the military were just drones?
- what if we made Moderna’s vaccine at home?
- What if you could charge your devices just with air?
- What is brown fat and what is its role in our weight?
- what is cannabigerol or CBG?
- what is donut theory?
- What is the ecological impact of coffee production?
- What is the oldest man-made structure in the world?
- what is this “carbon credit market” that Russia wants to develop?
- What is this recently discovered “XIX ice”?
- What is this strange city of geostrategic importance in the China Sea?
- What is this strange flying boat seen in England?
- What kind of human screams affect us the most?
- What lessons can be learned from the 2nd wave in order to avoid a 3rd?
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- What organic waste can be composted and which should be avoided?
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