AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoRoyal Succession Reform (Liechtenstein): Liechtenstein will shift from male-only inheritance to absolute primogeniture, so the first-born child can inherit the throne regardless of sex. Health & Research (Switzerland-linked): The FDA granted accelerated approval for iberdomide (Zenbexus) in relapsed/refractory multiple myeloma, with Swissmedic involved via Project Orbis. Public Safety (Geneva): “Home-jackings” targeting wealthy residents are rising in Geneva, with burglars threatening victims and fleeing across the border into France. Transport & Trade (Gotthard freight): After the Gotthard Base Tunnel accident, Europe agreed to tighter freight wagon wheel inspections; Switzerland will adopt the rules sooner than planned. Agriculture (Drought): Swiss Agriculture Minister Guy Parmelin says existing measures are enough as drought threatens record losses, including changes to hay and fodder import duties. Business & Tourism: Swiss retail and tourism pressures continue to show up in local debates, while freight and infrastructure rules aim to reduce risk. Finance (Swiss markets): Africa Finance Corporation raised 350m Swiss francs via its first digital bond, with about 90% of demand from Swiss accounts.
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