AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCrypto & Jobs: Zug-based Bitcoin Suisse plans to cut up to 60 of its 120 Swiss roles (about half), mainly in back-office, administration and software development, while consolidating work in hubs in Bratislava and a planned Vietnam site; a Copenhagen IT site is also set to close, with consultations running until Sept. 20. Liechtenstein in Finance: The restructuring comes as Bitcoin Suisse expands internationally and points to regulatory licenses, including MiCAR in Liechtenstein, as part of its shift toward wealth management. Travel Rules for Liechtensteiners & Neighbours: The EU expects ETIAS to start in late 2026 for visa-exempt travelers, including Liechtenstein; the US says ESTA applications take about 23 minutes and lists Liechtenstein among eligible countries. Bilateral Economy: Kazakhstan and Liechtenstein signaled readiness to deepen political dialogue, trade and investment cooperation. Local Policy Watch: Liechtenstein’s parliament backed an abortion initiative for the first 12 weeks, but it still awaits the hereditary prince’s veto decision. Education & Skills: Estonia opened an EDUHUB teacher training center in Zhytomyr with €330,000 support, highlighting cross-border investment in education capacity.
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