AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRoyal Succession Reform: Liechtenstein’s princely house says the line of succession will shift from male primogeniture to absolute primogeniture, so the first-born child can inherit regardless of sex. National Day Politics: Hereditary Prince Alois announced the change in his national day speech, saying it was approved by the required two-thirds majority of eligible family members; he also noted it won’t affect the immediate top of the line, with Prince Hans-Adam II still head of state and most powers already handed to Alois. EU Referendum Watch (Iceland): Iceland’s advisory referendum on EU accession talks is set for 29 August, with advance voting already under way; the vote could reopen a suspended process while still requiring separate approval for any eventual membership deal. US–China Trade Tensions: China rejected US claims of “tariff evasion” via transshipment, arguing rerouting through third countries is normal trade practice unless rules of origin are violated.
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