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  • Tourism marks decline in Switzerland during August &#82/11; impact tensions in the Middle East as well

    The number of neurons in Swiss hotels has marked decline during August, while the most pronounced has been the decline in the number of tourists from Asian countries.

    According to data from Switzerland’s Federal Statistics Office ( BFS, hotels in the country registered about 4.88 million concentrations in August 2026, 2.1 percent less than the same month last year.

    The decline in demand has been observed in both foreign tourists and local customers. The locations of guests from abroad dropped by 2.6 percent, while those of Swiss tourists dropped by 1.5 percent.

    After a slight growth of 0.5 percent in July, the Swiss hotel sector weakened again in August.

    The Fall of International Tourists

    According to statistics, one of the main factors behind the decline is weakening demand by international markets.

    During the first eight months of 2026, the concentrations of foreign tourists dropped by 2.2 percent to about 15.5 million. The decline has been particularly pronounced in tourists from India, Gulf countries, and China, broadcasting Telegrafi.

    Tourist neurons from India dropped by 23 percent, those from Gulf countries by 16 percent, and from China about 7 percent.

    According to report SRFDevelopments in the Middle East have influenced international air traffic. Some of the important lines passing through air centres such as Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Doha have been affected by conflict, affecting travel to Switzerland.

    Local Tourism Resists Better

    Unlike foreign markets, demand by Swiss tourists has shown more stability.

    Between January and August, Swiss hotels registered a total of 30.2 million nets, 0.7 percent less compared to the same period in the record 2025.

    During this period, the concentrations of Swiss tourists increased by 0.9 percent, reaching about 14.6 million.

    Despite the fall registered in August, the tourism sector in Switzerland continues to remain at high levels, following a record year in 2025./Telegraphy/

  • Protest leaves 12 injured, mostly of tear gas

    Emergency Director Naser Syla has indicated that 12 people were injured during the protest. Among them is a member of the Kosovo Police and 11 civilians.

    Syla has stated that most of the injured have sought medical assistance due to the effects of tear gas, while two people have suffered cutting injuries in various parts of the body.

    Twelve people are injured, one policeman and 11 civilians. Most of them have complained in tear gas actions. Two of them had cutting injuries in different parts of the body, Syla said.

    According to him, all the injured have been treated at the Emergency Center and, after receiving medical treatment, have been released home.

    The eye has stressed that there have been no cases of serious injuries. According to him, it is mainly about minor injuries, with problems caused by tear gas that have dominated among the cases handled.

    Yeah, no serious injuries. They’re mostly minor injuries. Tear gas injuries here have been dominant. They’ve been treated to us at the Ophthalmology Clinic and then they’ve been released home, he said.

    The injured, according to Syla, have been of various ages, from teenagers to persons about 40 years of age.

    Meanwhile, emergency management has clarified that emergency Centre teams have not offered medical treatment on the ground during the protest. For field interventions, according to him, is the city’s Emergency Emergency responsible, respectively.

    We’re not offering field service, because that’s where the treatment is offering the City’s Emergency, Emergency Emergency. We only provide service at the Emergency Centre at the University Clinical Centre in Kosovo, Syla added. /Telegraphy.

  • Ireland Seeks U. EFA: We must stop playing with Israel

    Ireland Seeks U. EFA: We must stop playing with Israel

    Ireland’s elector, Heimir Hallgrimsson, has appealed to U EFA intervenes to avoid future confrontations between Ireland and Israel in international competitions.

    ) U n The EFA has to intervene and do something, the Icelandic coach said about it. RTE, after the second match between the two representatives, held on Sunday.

    According to Hallgrimsson, such a confrontation should not be repeated, even though the decision to determine couples in U’s races is not to be repeated EFA is not in the hands of federations.

    Ireland Seeks U. EFA: We must stop playing with Israel

    Ireland and Israel should no longer play against each other, but that is not our decision. It’s a decision of UEFA. I hope no national team will experience what we’ve been through for the last two weeks, he said.

    The second match between the two representatives, originally seen in Dublin, moved to Serbia’s Backa Topola due to security concerns and the possibility of incidents.

    There has been widespread public support for Palestine, while prior to the matches with Israel, there were also calls for their boycott.

    These developments prompted the Irish federation to make the decision to shift the meeting abroad. /Telegraphy/

  • How do the Germans perceive Switzerland? The survey shows something interesting

    Switzerland is highly valued by the Germans and ranks almost at the top of their list of preferences. According to the Anholt Nations Market Index, Switzerland ranks second among the 50 countries valued by the Germans after Germany.

    Although the Swiss and Germans often have different ways of thinking, there is generally a good relationship between the two neighboring countries.

    Switzerland has excellent reputation

    Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs ( FDFA) has examined in detail the latest index results, reports watson. ch.

    According to FDFA, Germany is the Swiss country most positively perceived. For years, governance, export products and innovation, as well as the location and quality of life, have been highly valued.

    The prosperity for Switzerland among the German population has also increased since 2023, and currently ranks third.

    Hospitality, Least Point

    However, one aspect of Switzerland is not rated so high by the Germans: hospitality, it broadcasts Telegrafi.

    In this category, the Swiss only rank 16th. According to FDFA, the Swiss population is perceived in Germany as less hospitable and friendly than the international average.

    However, Switzerland is again second when it comes to the question of whether people would like to have a person from this country as a close friend.

    Even in terms of willingness to hire a qualified person from this country, Switzerland ranks high in third place.

    Fifth in the global ranking

    In a global comparison, Switzerland ranks fifth.

    Its reputation is especially positive, besides Germany, as well as Turkey, Russia and Poland, where Switzerland ranks third in each of these countries.

    On the other hand, the worst results were recorded in South Africa, where Switzerland fell four places to 11th. In the United States, the country has lost a position in the first ten.

    What is the Index of UN Markets Anholt?

    The Anholt Nations Market Index measures the reputation of 50 countries. The respective polls are held in 20 selected locations each summer of the year’s preliminary year.

    Although Switzerland is among the estimated countries, it is not included among the survey countries. Advanced results are published a year later./Telegraphy/

  • Haradinaj: Even PDK deputies had to roll, just like LVV.

    Former Vice President of O VL-KLA, Nasim Haradinaj, has declared that he did not like the protests held Monday in Pristina, criticising the presence of PDK and AAK deputies.

    Haradinaj has said MPs from these parties had to roll around the same as the deputy of the Vetevendosje Movement, which faced protesters.

    The PDK MPs should have turned and thrown in, as that LVV deputy, has declared Haradinaj.

    According to him, PDK and AAK deputies have responsibility regarding the process of electing Kosovo president.

    Haradinaj has stressed that responsibility for the issue falls not only on a political subject, but also on MPs who should participate in the voting process.

  • Why garlic is a favorite addition to many dishes

    Why garlic is a favorite addition to many dishes

    Cooking without garlic is unthinkable for many because it is this ingredient that gives a special and fragrant flavor to many dishes.

    When properly prepared, garlic becomes soft, taste delicious, and add a complex flavor to each dish.

    However, if you overindulge, garlic can become bitter and strong.

    Why garlic is a favorite addition to many dishes Illustration photo

    With temperature, fat, and a few suitable mixtures, you may have been perfectly cooked garlic every time.

    Hudhra is also a delicate food rich in sugars and sulfur compounds.

    When exposed to heat, these sugars are quickly calamed, which can cause garlic to pass from burning to burning over a short period of time.

    Some of the reasons why garlic can soon burn include the use of a very high temperature, an overheated pan, an increase of garlic very early in the cooking process, a lack of sufficient oil, or a lack of oil in pan.

    Once garlic burns, it will get a bitter taste that is almost impossible to disguise.

    Ideally, garlic should not be dark brown or chrocan.

    Rather, it must have a bright golden color and a sweet, slightly sweet smell.

    The way you cut garlic also affects the speed of its cooking.

    The fine ground is cooked faster because small pieces have a large surface exposed to heat.

    In addition, garlic almost always has to be cooked in fat to be equally caramelized. /Telegraphy/

  • Rexhepi reacts after the incident before the Assembly: An apology does not close the case.

    Vetevendosje Movement MP Fahrish Rexhepi has reacted after the incident occurring today before the Kosovo Assembly, where, according to him, he faced an unacceptable act by some protesters.

    Rexhepi has said the event has also affected him because of his family’s history and its contribution to the KLA war and the path to Kosovo’s freedom.

    What happened today hurts. Not just for what happened to me, but because such acts do not do Kosovo honor, nor the sacrifice of our people, nor the values we fought for, Rexhepi wrote.

    He has said that such actions, according to him, do not do even a favor to persons in The Hague and are facing trial.

    Rexhepi has indicated that some identified persons have requested a meeting with him to apologise, but has stressed that this does not close the case.

    An apology is everyone’s personal choice, but it doesn’t close the case, he wrote.

    The MP has also claimed that the person who, according to him, has ordered the attack is already known.

    Rexhepi has indicated that the case will further proceed to competent law and justice bodies. /Telegraphy/

  • France Kicks Down Belgium and Takes Leader

    France Kicks Down Belgium and Takes Leader

    France has scored a great victory over Belgium, beating it by 4-1 under the fourth lap of the League of Nations. With this triumph, the Turkeys go to the 10-point quota and take the head of the group.

    Belgium began the meeting better and passed the lead at 35th minute. Dodi Luebakio accepted a beautiful ball from Romeo Lavia and, from the edge of the area, arrived with a powerful blow in the upper corner of about 1-0.

    France called for reaction in the second half and soon found it. In the 77th minute, Desert Doue equated the score with an exact shot from outside the area, following the assisting of Lucas Da Kunhas.

    France Kicks Down Belgium and Takes Leader

    Just four minutes later, France overturned everything. Rayan Cherick made it 2-1 in the 81st minute, after a beautiful action by Michael Olise, who had a decisive role in building a goal.

    Olyse then took the scene himself. In the 88th minute, the French assailant accepted Doue’s passage into the area, was beautifully freed from the opponent, and with an elusive blow he scored for 3-1.

    The drama was not finished. In the first minute of the extra time, Olyse scored the second personal goal after a fantastic session of the Doue Desert, sending the ball to the lower corner and sealed France’s victory by 4-1.

    With this victory, France reaches 10 points after four matches and is placed at the helm of the group, while Belgium lags behind in the ranking after deep defeat in this confrontation. /Telegraphy/

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  • A 23-year-old in Switzerland’s Grabünden canton crash with traffic signs

    A 23-year-old has been injured in a traffic accident in Lusisteigstrasse, Switzerland’s Grabüden Canton.

    The accident occurred around 17:20, while 23-year-old was driving from Maienfeld to Landquart.

    A little less than a mile behind the bend to Jennis, the young man has launched a prepass maneuver. In that section, the opposite lane was closed because of a local event in the direction of Maienfeld, reports Black.

    During the maneuver, the vehicle crashed into an entrance sign that was placed in the opposite lane, and then collapsed.

    Two ambulance teams from Chur’s rescue service, which were returning from another intervention, arrived at the scene of the pre-savory rescue service from Schiers, broadcast Telegraph.

    Together, rescue teams gave first aid to the injured person and then transported him to the Schiers hospital.

    Grabüden Cantonal Police have launched investigations to determine the exact cause of the accident./Telegraphy/

  • Sharon Stone finds out why he chose the cell. I don’t want just intimate relations anymore

    Sharon Stone finds out why he chose the cell. I don’t want just intimate relations anymore

    The actress says that at this stage of life she wants a real partner, not a transitional relationship, while acknowledging that she does not think she has experienced the great love of her life

    One of Hollywood’s best-known and nominated stars for Oscar, Sharon Stone, has spoken out of her sentimental life at 68 years of age. During a presentation at the podcastin éBreakdownı, led by actress and serial star The Big Bang Theory, Mayim Bialik, the famous actress discovered that there has been no partner for a long time and showed why she has decided to live in the cells.

    Sharon Stone and her colleague touched on a number of subjects, from her unusual experiences and her career as an actress, to the current situation in love life. When the director asked him what it’s like to love and how he acts in a relationship, Stone replied without hesitation:

    I’m a really good girl, but I haven’t been in a relationship in a long time. I’ve been a good girl with bad guys, but I’ve been a good girl and good guys, Sharon Stone said, broadcasting Telegragraphy.

    Sharon Stone finds out why he chose the cell. I don’t want just intimate relations anymore

    From Undeserved adventures to Search for a Real Partner

    After years of climbing in sentimental life, the legendary actress admits that she is currently going through a period without any success in love.

    ) I got lucky, I didn’t get lucky, and I never got lucky. I haven’t got luck in a long time. I’ve been living in the cell for a while, because I’ve come to a point where I really want to be alone with someone I care about openly, Sharon.

    She stressed that her three sons are already adults. The oldest, Roan, is 26, Laird 21, while the youngest, Quinn, 20. At this stage in life, undeserved relations no longer attract and she wants to be her life partner, not just someone with whom she will have intimate relations.

    That’s getting a little boring. Actually, I’m at a stage where I’m not lucky at all. The Hollywood diva.

    However, she does not view the cell as a loss, but she describes it as a phase through which you should be willing to go through to get what you really want.

    Two marriages and questions about great love

    Sharon Stone has two marriages behind him. She was married to producer Michael Greenburg from 1984 to 1990, while with journalist Phil Bronstein she was married from 1998 to 2004.

    Together with Bronste in 2000, she adopted the son Roan, and after her divorce, she adopted two more boys, Laird, in 2005 and Quinn, in 2006.

    When the boss asked her if she had ever had the great love of her life, the actress gave a sincere and restrained answer:

    ) I’ve had love in my life, but I don’t think I’ve had the great love of my life. /Telegraphy/