AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoChinese Auto Surge: BYD and other Chinese brands are rapidly growing in Europe and even Liechtenstein-linked markets, prompting U.S. senators to urge action so the influx doesn’t repeat in the U.S. EU Industrial Rules: The EU’s “Made in EU” procurement push is drawing fire from Britain as protectionism in disguise, with local-content and low-carbon requirements aimed at cutting reliance on China. AI in Education: New EU reports say generative AI can help learning, but outcomes depend on how schools use it—teachers need training and clear rules. Space for Liechtenstein & Neighbors: Switzerland and Liechtenstein’s space hub is building a pathway to test experiments on the ISS via microgravity flights and Starlab research access. Digital Borders: The EU lets several countries, including Switzerland, pause parts of the entry-exit system rollout while facial and fingerprint tech catches up. Banking Tech: Switzerland’s CA next bank goes live with Avaloq’s new mobile banking system, aiming for faster, more secure self-service on smartphones. Health Approvals: EMA CHMP backs KEYTRUDA plus PADCEV perioperative treatment for resectable muscle-invasive bladder cancer. Mobility & Work: Germany clarifies that EU citizens—and Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland nationals—can work in IT without extra visa steps. Trade & Food: Russia extends its Western food import ban through 2028, explicitly including Liechtenstein. Automotive Expansion: Geely officially enters Switzerland with three NEV models, supported by Emil Frey as local partner. EU–Canada Link: The EU floats “associate member” status for Canada, with Erasmus+ and deeper tech cooperation on the table.
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