AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoRoyal Succession Reform: Liechtenstein has changed its succession rules from male primogeniture to absolute primogeniture, meaning the first-born child can inherit the throne regardless of sex. The announcement came from Hereditary Prince Alois during the national day speech, after approval by the required two-thirds majority of eligible family members. The change won’t affect the current top of the line: Prince Hans-Adam II remains head of state, with Alois as heir, and it will apply to descendants of Alois and his wife, Hereditary Princess Sophie. EU Referendum Watch: Iceland’s advisory referendum campaign is in its final fortnight ahead of an 29 August vote on whether to resume EU accession talks, with the National Electoral Commission confirming it is advisory and that advance voting has already begun, including at diplomatic missions abroad.
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