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Why Switzerland should not pay subsidies just because others do - Vimarsana News

Why Switzerland should not pay subsidies just because others do

Government aid for companies is popular around the world. This provides fodder for lobbyists in Switzerland to also demand support in order to «level the playing field» in international competition. Is that a good argument?

Source: nzz.ch
The US is fighting China's advances in AI with chip export bans - Vimarsana News

The US is fighting China's advances in AI with chip export bans

Washington is fighting China’s advances in artificial intelligence with strict export bans — historically unique, says defense expert Greg Allen. He believes Beijing will use espionage to try to obtain the high-performance technology anyway.

Source: nzz.ch
The best Xmas pop-up shops in Zurich for last minute shopping - Vimarsana News

The best Xmas pop-up shops in Zurich for last minute shopping

Gourmet food, fine jewelry or a printed photo to spruce up the home: Beautiful trouvailles can be found in these pre-Christmas pop-ups.

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Saudi Arabia, Turkey and India focus on a multipolar world order - Vimarsana News

Saudi Arabia, Turkey and India focus on a multipolar world order

The new tensions and conflicts among the global superpowers are opening new opportunities for ambitious middle-power countries.

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Two decapitated girls are found in al-Hol detention camp in Syria - Vimarsana News

Two decapitated girls are found in al-Hol detention camp in Syria

Al-Hol camp is becoming increasingly lawless. Every day people are blackmailed and murdered. The prospects for the IS supporters and civilians who live there are bleak, especially for the tens of thousands of children trapped in a cycle of extreme violence.

Source: nzz.ch