Animal Health: Shamonda virus, previously known only in livestock, has been detected in a human for the first time in France. The patient was severely immunocompromised and died; the virus has also been found in farm animals in Liechtenstein, but authorities report no wider public-health risk. Space and Research: Liechtenstein government councillor Hubert Büchel joined Europe’s 20th ESPI space conference, where leaders called for a stronger, more independent European space strategy. Technology Partnerships: The EU and Vietnam agreed to deepen cooperation on technology and innovation, building on Liechtenstein’s recent role in the EFTA–Vietnam trade deal. Digital Finance: Swiss crypto firm Bitcoin Suisse has begun offering services in Portugal under a crypto-asset licence granted in Liechtenstein. A survey of Swiss and Liechtenstein financial institutions also found stablecoins and central bank digital currencies are their top expected digital-asset trends. Cancer Care: The EU approved Keytruda with Padcev for adults with muscle-invasive bladder cancer, with the authorization covering Liechtenstein.