AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSpace & Investment: Open Cosmos secured €300m to scale satellite mass manufacturing and expand real-time intelligence/connectivity services. Crypto & Jobs: Bitcoin Suisse plans to cut up to 60 of its 120 Swiss roles and close its Copenhagen IT site, shifting back-office/software work to Bratislava and Vietnam; Zug stays the HQ as layoffs are set after a consultation ending Sept. 20. Trade & Compliance: With U.S. pharmaceutical tariffs due Sept. 29, industry groups say guidance on rules and exemptions is still unclear, adding uncertainty for investors. Travel Policy: The EU expects ETIAS to launch in late 2026, while the U.S. says ESTA takes about 23 minutes on average and publishes eligibility details (including Liechtenstein). Regional Business Links: Vietnam’s seafood exporters see new EFTA (incl. Liechtenstein) market access, but must meet strict quality, traceability and sustainability requirements. Local Governance & Politics: Liechtenstein parliament backs an abortion initiative, but the prince retains the final word. Legal/Corporate Dispute: The Botha Mine saga deepens as allegations surface around lawyer Samel Rusike’s role advising Mutapa Gold Resources.
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