AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoAbortion Rights in Focus: Liechtenstein’s parliament narrowly backed a bill to legalise abortion up to 12 weeks, but Hereditary Prince Alois has signalled he would veto it, meaning the change is unlikely unless he reverses course. Metabolic Health Deal: Menarini agreed to pay €62m up front to Gan & Lee for GLP-1 bofanglutide, with regulatory and commercial rights across 39 countries including Liechtenstein, plus up to €664m in milestones. NHS Workforce Policy: A UK law prioritising medical graduates for NHS training posts sharply increased “homegrown” doctor placements, with the share from the non-priority group dropping from 28% to 1.8% after the March change. Work Rules Across Borders: Germany set out requirements for an 18-month residence permit for third-country graduates to search for qualified work, while the Netherlands published a list of 30 countries whose citizens can work without a permit, including Liechtenstein. Public Health & Safety Tech Costs: A US thermal-drone tariff became law, doubling costs for many public safety agencies using thermal imaging drones, with no comparable domestic alternative. Sports & Health Wearables: Huawei unveiled the Watch GT 7 series with new outdoor sports modes and health tracking, plus up to 21 days of battery life.
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