AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoAbortion Policy Clash in Liechtenstein: Parliament has narrowly approved legal elective abortion in the first 12 weeks, but the hereditary prince has signaled he will block it, leaving the law not yet in force; the Church warns the country lacks balanced conditions, including access to local maternity care. Cross-Border Health Risk: A new “European Shamonda” virus is spreading among dairy cattle in France and has been reported in Germany, Switzerland, Liechtenstein and the Netherlands, with vets flagging higher risks for pregnant animals. Medical Tech & Access: A Unified Patent Court injunction stops MGI Tech from selling/supplying its CycloneSEQ sequencing systems across several European markets, including Liechtenstein, after Oxford Nanopore alleged patent infringement. Education & Health Link: Estonia opened the EDUHUB teacher training center in Zhytomyr, funded with €330,000, focusing on educator support and interactive learning tools. Policy Uncertainty for Pharma: Guidance on looming pharmaceutical tariffs remains unclear, raising concerns about costs, investment and patient access.
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