AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoIndia–Liechtenstein Tech Ties: Hereditary Prince Alois began a four-day visit to India on October 25, with talks set to cover science, technology and innovation. A business delegation is accompanying him, as both countries look to deepen ties following the India–EFTA trade pact. Animal Health: Shamonda virus, a livestock infection detected in Liechtenstein and other European countries, has been identified for the first time in a human—in a severely immunocompromised patient in France who later died. Investigations continue, but authorities report no identified risk to the wider public. Cancer Treatment: The EU approved Keytruda with Padcev for adults with operable muscle-invasive bladder cancer; the treatment is also authorised in Liechtenstein. Space Policy: Liechtenstein government representatives joined a Vienna conference on Europe’s space strategy, where speakers called for greater European independence in space.
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