AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoLiechtenstein Cybersecurity: After a July cyberattack on the beneficial ownership register, Liechtenstein’s State Administration says four more government financial systems are temporarily offline, including the VAT e-portal, a judicial system, the central account register and the main tax portal, with letters going out to affected parties and investigators still hunting for the attackers. EU Travel & Borders: The EU’s 112 emergency number is a key travel safeguard across the bloc, while new airport friction continues as the Entry/Exit System (EES) adds biometric checks for Schengen travel. EU Roaming Prices: A new country-by-country look finds EU roaming mobile data still varies sharply by where you land, with pricing gaps that don’t match the promise of a single market. Fake Media Scam: Forbes says “Forbes LA” and “Forbes Liechtenstein” are fake AI sites selling paid-for placement, tied to a PR agency Baden Bower. Local Sports: FC Vaduz’s European tie continues after a 2-1 first-leg loss to Inter Turku, with the return leg set in Liechtenstein. Royal & Abortion Politics: Liechtenstein’s hereditary prince says he will block any move to legalise abortion. Wine Tourism: Euronews highlights winery restaurants across Europe, including Liechtenstein picks Krikova and Chateau Vartely.
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