AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoIndia Technology Ties: Hereditary Prince Alois begins a four-day visit to India today, with talks set to cover science, technology and innovation alongside trade and investment. A business delegation is joining him as Liechtenstein looks to build on its EFTA partnership with India. Emerging Health Watch: Shamonda virus has been detected in livestock in Liechtenstein and other European countries; France has reported the first known human infection. The patient was severely immunocompromised and died, but investigators have not established whether the virus contributed to the death. Authorities say there is no identified risk to the general public. Digital Finance: Vaduz-based Norvault has extended the offer period for its tokenised secured notes by two weeks, citing investor requests for more time to complete custodian onboarding and settlement. Cancer Treatment: The EU has approved Keytruda plus Padcev for adults with operable muscle-invasive bladder cancer, regardless of eligibility for cisplatin chemotherapy; the authorisation also covers Liechtenstein.
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