Swiss News

In den Top-5-Ligen – ausser in England – tummeln sich mehrere Schweizer Nachwuchshoffnungen auf höchster Jugendstufe. Blick sagt, um wen es sich handelt und wie nah sie an der entsprechenden Profimannschaft sind.

Wer am Montagmorgen lauthals mit seinen Partyeskapaden vom Wochenende prahlt, kommt im Büro nicht bei allen gut an. Über welche Themen ihr am Arbeitsplatz besser nicht reden solltet, erfahrt ihr hier.

Mit den Viertelfinals erreicht der Afrika-Cup in Marokko die entscheidende Phase. Mittendrin: zwei Super-League-Akteure. Ein weiterer Spieler aus der Schweizer Liga muss dagegen verletzt abreisen.

Ein Teil der Südkurve des FC Bayern München wird gegen Union Saint-Gilloise gesperrt sein. Der Klub prüft nun, eigenhändig die ganze Fankurve zu sperren.

After US President Donald Trump reiterated his threats to take over Greenland, several European leaders have voiced opposition to the move. "It is for Denmark and Greenland, and them only, to decide on matters concerning Denmark and Greenland," reads a joint statement by Germany, France, Italy, Poland, Spain, the UK and Denmark. Commentators discuss how Europe can respond.

The Slovakian parliament passed a new law in December that makes criticism of the Beneš decrees a criminal offence. In the post-war period, these decrees led to the expatriation and expropriation of the German and Hungarian minorities in Czechoslovakia. In Hungary, there have been protests against the law, but only by the opposition, while Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has remained silent on the issue.

Following the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro by the United States, his former deputy Delcy Rodríguez has been sworn in as interim president in the parliament in Caracas. Rodríguez condemned the "kidnapping" of Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores, only to declare her willingness to cooperate with Washington shortly afterwards.

An arson attack on Saturday has left tens of thousands of households in south-west Berlin without electricity, heat or hot meals. A far-left activist group called the Vulkangruppe (Volcano Group) has claimed responsibility, saying its aim was 'to cut off the power feeding the powerful'. The power supply is expected to be restored gradually today. What does the attack say about the state of the country?