Aug 16, 2026 · 59 min · 11 segments
Tyler Brûlé and Emma Nelson welcome Juliet Linley and Myriam Zumbühl at Dufourstrasse 90 to go over the week’s news. We also hear from our Balkan correspondent, Guy De Launey, in Ljubljana. See…
Tyler BrûléHost
Guy De LauneyEmma NelsonHost
Myriam ZumbühlGuestJuliette LindleyGuestSeveral people have been killed overnight in Russian attacks in Ukraine, targeting right across the country.
Hawaii has declared a state of emergency as a Category 1 hurricane could bring up to 40, 65 centimeters of rain.
A Vietnam Airlines Boeing 787-9 has overshot the runway at Munich Airport yesterday by 120 meters.
The tail touched the ground, damaging the runway lights, and came to rest in the grass.
Such a tail strike during takeoff occurs when the pilots pull the aircraft up too steeply.
Colombia's new president, Abelardo de la Espriella, has asked Donald Trump to suspend American tariffs on Colombian products to help the country's recovery from the deadly earthquake.
The European Central Bank said at least 92% of businesses have physical points of sale accepting cash.
Here on Lake Zurich, several boating routes have been suspended, and bathing areas have closed access to some parts due to the risk of people being injured if they dive into water that's too shallow.
And a survey of the worst offenses when it comes to breaking hotel etiquette has been published.
A well-known booking platform surveyed Americans about what they get up to and what they don't like.
More than one in 10 say they're bothered when other guests let their pets wander around the hotel unsupervised.
Another quarter admitted to sneaking food from breakfast to eat later, while 16% confessed to taking toiletries from the housekeeping cart in the corridor.
Arguably, however, the worst offense, which 5% of guests admitted to, was guess what? 5% of guests admit to do this in America.
Several people have been killed overnight in Russian attacks in Ukraine, targeting right across the country.
Hawaii has declared a state of emergency as a Category 1 hurricane could bring up to 40, 65 centimeters of rain.
A Vietnam Airlines Boeing 787-9 has overshot the runway at Munich Airport yesterday by 120 meters.
The tail touched the ground, damaging the runway lights, and came to rest in the grass.
Such a tail strike during takeoff occurs when the pilots pull the aircraft up too steeply.
Colombia's new president, Abelardo de la Espriella, has asked Donald Trump to suspend American tariffs on Colombian products to help the country's recovery from the deadly earthquake.
The European Central Bank said at least 92% of businesses have physical points of sale accepting cash.
Here on Lake Zurich, several boating routes have been suspended, and bathing areas have closed access to some parts due to the risk of people being injured if they dive into water that's too shallow.
And a survey of the worst offenses when it comes to breaking hotel etiquette has been published.
A well-known booking platform surveyed Americans about what they get up to and what they don't like.
More than one in 10 say they're bothered when other guests let their pets wander around the hotel unsupervised.
Another quarter admitted to sneaking food from breakfast to eat later, while 16% confessed to taking toiletries from the housekeeping cart in the corridor.
Arguably, however, the worst offense, which 5% of guests admitted to, was guess what? 5% of guests admit to do this in America.
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