The Grand Conseil genevois is set to swear in its members, including ten elected officials aged 30 or younger, with eight of them being women. This new wave of ambitious and dynamic young politicians is expected to bring significant changes to the Geneva parliament.

American tech giants face multiple threats, including regulatory pressures and competition from Chinese companies like Baidu, Alibaba, and Tencent. These Chinese firms, operating in a protectionist environment, are rapidly growing and challenging the dominance of American companies. Europe, lacking its own tech giants, risks becoming a battleground in this technological trade war.

To mark its 20th anniversary, the newspaper has relocated part of its editorial team to San Francisco. From October 1st to 6th, fifteen journalists will report from the Bay Area and Silicon Valley, covering the technological, cultural, and societal transformations taking place in this innovative region.

The pandemic spurred a collaboration between a media outlet and a film school, leading to a series of videos created by students who had just returned from a documentary workshop in Mexico. The project aimed to explore the concept of 'us' during isolation, with students reflecting on others' confinement experiences. The collaboration imposed constraints on format and deadlines, blending journalism's pragmatic approach with the artistic freedom of cinema. The resulting eight triptychs will be showcased on the media outlet's platforms, highlighting the students' dual challenge of giving voice to people while maintaining their cinematic perspective.

Women frequently face gender bias in new technologies, manifesting in discriminatory hiring practices, poorly targeted advertisements, and misogynistic automated messages, sometimes directly affecting their medical care.

Elon Musk's ambitions to colonize Mars, integrate computers with human brains, and dominate social media in the name of free speech raise questions about whether the world's richest man is also the most fearsome. The article explores his influence and intentions.

Vladimir Putin has repeatedly threatened in recent weeks that Moscow would be ready to use its nuclear capability if NATO attempted to oppose the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Expert François Heisbourg provides explanations.

The article delves into the history and current state of the Le Pen family's political influence in France, particularly focusing on Marine Le Pen's leadership of the Rassemblement National (formerly Front National). It explores the party's evolution, internal conflicts, and the challenges it faces from both within and outside, including the rise of Eric Zemmour as a rival far-right figure. The narrative highlights key events and figures that have shaped the party's trajectory, emphasizing the ongoing struggle for dominance in the far-right political sphere.

Swiss citizens will vote on November 28 on a revision of the covid law, which is the legal basis for the certificate. Le Temps hosted a debate between Michelle Cailler, lawyer and spokesperson for the Friends of the Constitution who opposes the revision, and Samuel Bendahan, National Councilor and Vice-President of the Swiss Socialist Party, who supports it.

The meeting between Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin is described as a significant event for Geneva, marked by extensive preparations and high-level diplomatic engagements. The article provides a detailed account of the two days of activities, starting with the arrival of the U.S. President in Switzerland.

The former fire station in Aigle has been transformed into a circus school, promoting joy and inclusion. The school, led by Caroline Ranc, also known as Clown Snick, has developed a program called 'handicirque' to include individuals with disabilities, such as Gaëtan, an autistic individual who plays a key role in maintaining the equipment. This initiative highlights the power of circus arts in fostering inclusivity and community engagement.

Donald Trump contests Joe Biden's election victory, labeling it as 'fraudulent'. The article examines Trump's chances of success and the numerous legal proceedings against him, both before and during his presidency, with analysis provided by Valérie de Graffenried, the US correspondent.

Economic crisis, social divide, and racial tensions are resurfacing issues in America, which seems to struggle to inspire dreams when viewed from Switzerland. This is the fourth and final episode of our series on Americans living in Switzerland.

Perrine Grand has been the guardian of the Grand Mountet cabin above Zinal, Switzerland, for three years. Surrounded by six glaciers from the nearby 4000m peaks, this is the fourth episode in a series of portraits dedicated to those who cherish these endangered giants.

Jochem Braakhekke, a Dutch polar expedition guide, has founded the association Recogn.ice to educate the public about glaciology and the melting of glaciers. With a background in quaternary geology and glaciology from EPFZ, he is featured in a series highlighting individuals committed to addressing the challenges facing endangered glaciers.

The article discusses the debate over mandatory helmet use for cyclists, weighing civic freedoms against state responsibilities. It highlights the increase in serious accidents involving electric bikes and the need for legislative adaptation. Pro Velo argues that mandatory helmet laws can reduce cycling rates and increase accidents, as seen in Australia, while higher cyclist numbers improve safety, as evidenced in Sweden and the Netherlands. The article suggests that mandatory helmet use should not replace the development of proper cycling infrastructure and proactive safety policies.

Hilaire Dumoulin has been documenting the retreat of glaciers with his camera for around sixty years. The article follows him in the majestic Ferpècle valley, marking the first episode in a series of five portraits dedicated to individuals who, through their profession or passion, are in daily or near-daily contact with these endangered giants.

The article discusses the cultural and sociological similarities between the people of Valais and Corsica, touching on themes of clannishness, political clientelism, and the impact of geography on societal development. It explores the historical context of Valais's conservative Catholic influence and its defensive identity. The interview with Jérôme Meizoz delves into the ambivalence of the 'savage' stereotype and the region's self-perception in contrast to external views. The discussion also covers the role of outsiders in landscape preservation in Valais and contrasts the absence of organized crime in Valais with the situation in Corsica.

The article analyzes five symbolic scenes related to the George Floyd case, highlighting the power dynamics and racial tensions in the United States. It discusses the imagery of a white police officer's dominance over a black suspect, President Trump holding a Bible in front of a vandalized church, and the act of kneeling to protest racism. The analysis is provided by Gianni Haver, a sociology professor at the University of Lausanne.

While waiting for the development of a vaccine or antiviral drug against COVID-19, the transfusion of blood plasma from a recovered patient to a sick patient is currently a credible scientific avenue.

Following the announcement of the freeze on American contributions to the World Health Organization (WHO), journalist Stéphane Bussard analyzes the repercussions on the Geneva-based institution and comments on the criticisms made by US President Donald Trump towards WHO Director Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. The video is a summary of a chat with readers on April 23.

Confinement should not lead to a sedentary lifestyle. To stay in shape, physiotherapist Sebastien Buchard offers advice and suggests exercises that can be done at home.

The rapid global spread of the coronavirus necessitates daily reassessment of the situation. Experts like Marcel Salathé and Jacques Fellay in Switzerland, and Dr. Michael J. Ryan from the WHO, stress the importance of systematic testing and strict quarantine measures. The Swiss authorities are urged to act in a coordinated manner and enforce near-total quarantine to curb the pandemic. The public is advised to stay home, work remotely, and avoid social gatherings to protect each other.

Le Temps is integrating video as a storytelling tool alongside traditional formats like writing and photography. Despite initial skepticism within the newsroom, video production has become routine. The publication focuses on explanatory videos to break down complex issues and thematic series, continually testing new formats. While all videos are currently free, some are produced with partner support. The article highlights the importance of patience and humility in media innovation.

Special effects in cinema have become increasingly prevalent, enabling remarkable achievements today. However, this was not always the case, as the history of special effects shows.

Anne Froidevaux, former PDC president of the Jura parliament and secretary of the Clinique du Noirmont, is an experienced politician who started her political career at a young age. The article follows her campaign efforts in the Franches-Montagnes region as part of a video series featuring six promising candidates for the federal elections.

Switzerland ranks poorly in public transparency among European countries, with issues in party financing and lobbying. Scandals involving politicians like Pierre Maudet and Guillaume Barazzone highlight the need for stricter ethical standards. The Swedish model of transparency is discussed as a potential solution. An upcoming popular initiative by PS, Les Verts, and PBD aims to enforce greater transparency, especially during federal election campaigns.

The Great Bisse of Ayent, a historic 18-kilometer canal from the Middle Ages, remains a prominent feature in tourist brochures while retaining its primary function of irrigating fields and vineyards. Gaëtan Morard, the director of the Musée des bisses, guides visitors through its history and significance.

Valérie de Graffenried, a correspondent in the United States, has joined the migrant caravan from Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador, which is amassed at the border between Mexico and the United States, where the situation with the authorities is becoming increasingly tense.

Over the past thirty years, the Swiss arms industry has been embroiled in numerous scandals, with incidents such as Pilatus aircraft dropping bombs in Chad and Mowag tanks being used by Boko Haram. The ongoing debate highlights Switzerland's struggle between promoting peace and pursuing arms sales at any cost.

Cannabis edibles, particularly chocolate, are becoming increasingly popular in California, potentially capturing 30 to 50% of a market soon to be valued at 7 billion dollars. The article includes a visit to a unique chocolate factory.

Explores the origins and evolution of horror films, from 'Voyage sur la Lune' to 'The Nun' and 'The Blair Witch Project,' analyzing how the genre's codes have changed over time.

Oculight, a spin-off from EPFL, is a candidate for the SUD sustainable start-up award organized by Le Temps. The company offers decision-making aids in architecture and construction, focusing on intelligent use of natural light through facade design, roof openings, furniture selection, and room layout. Marilyne Andersen, co-founder of Oculight, discusses their innovative approach to enhancing well-being through natural light.

Swiss athletes return from the European Championships in Glasgow/Berlin, which included events from seven federations, with nineteen medals. The article highlights the five most notable performances, emphasizing the success of Lea Sprunger and her team.

Each year, 350 million hectares of forests, wastelands, and crops are devastated by fires, equivalent to the size of India. German astronaut Alexander Gerst shares his panoramic view of climate change from the International Space Station on Twitter.

The Dublin Regulation, a cornerstone of European asylum policy, faces increasing controversy among EU member states, particularly from the Italian nationalist right-wing. The regulation's implications and the political divide it causes are briefly explained.

The World Cup begins this Sunday for the Swiss team, which faces Brazil. Find the analyses and predictions of our special correspondent Lionel Pittet before each match.

In collaboration with the campaign responsables.ch, Le Temps tested the knowledge of Romands regarding e-waste, specifically electrical and electronic equipment waste. The article questions whether people frequently change their smartphones, highlighting issues related to psychological obsolescence.

The web audience of Le Temps has increased by 23% this year, placing its website in the 5th position among the most visited sites in French-speaking Switzerland. This growth is celebrated by the digital teams of Le Temps, who showcase their way of working through images.

An EPFL engineering team is developing a prototype of Hyperloop, the high-speed train concept envisioned by Elon Musk. Twenty years ago, Swissmetro already believed in this futuristic mode of transport. The topic was also discussed at the Forum des 100 organized by Le Temps, focusing on infrastructure for a prosperous Switzerland.

The Grand Conseil genevois is set to swear in its new members, including ten elected officials aged 30 or younger, with eight of them being women. This new wave of ambitious and dynamic young politicians is expected to bring significant changes to the Geneva parliament.

The article explores the evolution of Swiss dietary habits over the past thirty years, highlighting trends such as the rise of bio, vegan, and gluten-free diets. It examines the relationship between these trends and large-scale distribution, drawing on archives from RTS and Le Temps to provide insights into changing consumer behaviors.

The article explores the evolution of Swiss dietary habits over the past thirty years, highlighting trends such as the rise of bio, vegan, and gluten-free diets. It examines the relationship between these dietary changes and large-scale distribution, drawing on archival data from RTS and Le Temps.

To celebrate its 20th anniversary and reaffirm its commitment to quality journalism, 'Le Temps' visited its counterparts named 'Le Temps' around the world, including in Bogota, Tunis, New York, and London.

JB Dunckel, one half of the duo Air, has released his second solo album, H+, under his real name. The article reflects on his career and musical choices, emphasizing the necessity of change in artistic endeavors.

The conflict between the United States and North Korea remains intense after 70 years. The video provides a five-minute explanation of how the situation reached this point.

The initiative to abolish the radio and TV license fee, known as 'No Billag,' fails significantly with 70% of votes against it. Journalists and politicians react on SSR platforms, expressing relief while promising reforms.

Since the previous summer, Le Temps has significantly invested in video content, forming a team of five videographers who produce visual content for the website and social media. The publication is experimenting with various video formats and distribution platforms, such as Facebook and YouTube, to engage both their traditional audience and new viewers. They emphasize quality journalism over clickbait and are exploring branded content as a revenue model while maintaining journalistic integrity. The team is also working on balancing the technical input of videographers with the journalistic expertise of the newsroom.

The media landscape in Romandy has experienced several crises since the 1970s, characterized by consolidations, massive layoffs, and the disappearance of titles. This retrospective comes on the eve of the vote on 'No Billag'.

Polar bears are suffering from the melting of sea ice, their hunting territory. In northern Alaska, a team of researchers equipped nine individuals with sensors and GoPro cameras to measure their energy expenditures, presenting their findings through images.

Fifty years ago, the Tet Offensive marked a turning point in the Vietnam War. This series of surprise attacks by the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam was made possible by a secret unit of nationalist female spies, who, under the guise of selling hats, passed information to the communists.

The working class in Iran is protesting against economic hardships, unemployment, and high inflation rates by taking to the streets. Tehran is responding with violence and has blocked access to Telegram and Instagram as the crisis takes a political turn.

Niels Rodin, a former financier turned citrus grower, is fascinated by citrus fruits of all shapes and colors. He was invited by the editorial team of 'Le Temps' for a conference followed by a tasting.

British cyclist Chris Froome, a four-time Tour de France winner, tested positive for salbutamol during the recent Tour of Spain. The article reflects on years of suspicion surrounding Froome, who has tried to position himself as the antithesis of Lance Armstrong, a figure synonymous with doping scandals.

The Municipality of Yverdon-les-Bains has transitioned to dynamic LED lighting over the past several years, with street lamps that only light up when a pedestrian or cyclist passes by. This 100% Swiss technology is highlighted for its cost and energy savings.

Four citizens with diverse backgrounds and viewpoints share their thoughts on pension reform, retirement age, and economic savings ahead of the September 24 vote. Martina Guillod, a 30-year-old lawyer, is among those expressing their opinions.

Four citizens with diverse backgrounds and perspectives share their views on old-age pension provision ahead of the September 24 vote, discussing retirement age, savings, and purchasing power.

American authorities indicate that the worst of the flooding is yet to come in Texas, as the deluge from Hurricane Harvey continues to strike the region, particularly affecting the metropolis of Houston.

Students from EPFZ are in California for the final of the 'Hyperloop Pod Competition' launched by Elon Musk. In the 1990s, Swissmetro already dreamed of vacuum tunnels and magnetic levitation.