AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoLiechtenstein Politics: Liechtenstein’s parliament has backed an abortion initiative allowing elective terminations in the first 12 weeks, but Hereditary Prince Alois has the final veto, keeping the reform from taking effect. Regional Diplomacy: Kazakhstan and Liechtenstein say they want to deepen bilateral political dialogue, trade and investment, and expand cooperation through a broader legal framework. Business & Finance: Bitcoin Suisse, based in Zug, plans to cut up to 60 Swiss jobs (about half its local workforce) as it shifts more back-office and software work to hubs in Bratislava and Vietnam, while keeping customer-facing wealth advisory in Switzerland. Travel & Borders: The EU expects ETIAS to start operating in late 2026, with Liechtenstein among the participating countries; separate updates also show Germany will let Liechtenstein citizens work visa-free. Sports: Goalkeeper Lukas Verling, who grew up in Vaduz, is profiled for his path from Liechtenstein youth teams to the US college game.
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