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UBS benefits from a de facto state guarantee, leading to an estimated annual subsidy of CHF 2.6 billion due to reduced financing costs, according to a University of Bern analysis. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump is restructuring the Department of Justice, dismissing prosecutors involved in investigations against him and freezing funding programs, raising concerns over the separation of powers. In other news, Saïda Keller-Messahli faces defamation charges for her claims about Swiss mosques, and the Munich prosecutor's office investigates real estate mogul René Benko for fraud.
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