AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCybersecurity in Liechtenstein: A cyberattack hit the Register of Beneficial Owners, with systems taken offline after the Office of Justice detected the intrusion; officials say data tied to about 31,000 entities was taken for two days starting July 29, and a crisis team led by Prime Minister Brigitte Haas and Justice Minister Emanuel Schädler has been formed. Reproductive rights debate: Hereditary Prince Alois says he will veto any move to legalise abortion in Liechtenstein, as an initiative to allow abortion in the first three months has gathered nearly 5,000 signatures and is moving toward parliamentary review. Travel rules for Liechtenstein-linked travellers: ABTA warns EU/Schengen travel rules after Brexit require passports to have at least three months left after departure (and be issued within the last 10 years), with Liechtenstein included among countries covered. Citizenship hurdles abroad: Several reports highlight how citizenship can be extremely hard or slow in many countries, with Liechtenstein repeatedly mentioned among the toughest. Lifestyle & travel disruption: Record-low water levels are affecting Rhine and Danube river cruises, forcing itinerary changes and stranding some passengers.
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