AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoLiechtenstein Succession Reform: Hereditary Prince Alois says Liechtenstein’s house law shift ends 400 years of male-line succession, moving to firstborn priority (including daughters), framed as gender equality and better head-of-state readiness for a small, family-scattered principality. EU Referendum Ripple Effects: As Iceland votes on restarting EU talks, the debate spotlights fisheries as the likely dealbreaker and raises awkward questions for Norway’s EEA setup—if Iceland joins, the EEA shrinks and Norway could become the only major single-market state without EU decision power. Schengen and Russia Policy: Serbia says it aims to be ready for Schengen by end-2027 but won’t prioritize aligning visas with the EU’s Russia stance, while Schengen’s border-free model faces renewed pressure from migration-control politics. Regional Diplomacy: Venezuela’s opposition appoints Enrique Ochoa Antich as ambassador to Switzerland with concurrent accreditation to Liechtenstein. Sports Governance Politics: UEFA chief Aleksander Ceferin rules out a FIFA challenge but warns Infantino may face an opposition candidate in March amid backlash over FIFA’s proposed commercial rights selloff.
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