AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSchengen & EES Pressure on Borders: New EU figures say nearly 44,000 people have been barred from entering the Schengen Area since the Entry/Exit System (EES) fully kicked in on 10 April 2026, with delays and refusals tied to document and stay-limit issues—relevant for Liechtenstein travelers and cross-border planning. EU Environmental Crime Rules: Gibraltar has gazetted new “Environmental Crime Regulations 2026” that implement an EU criminal-law framework covering pollution, waste, protected species and habitats, invasive species, chemicals and deforestation, plus tougher offences when discharges cause death or serious harm. Vietnam–EFTA Deal Moves Ahead: Vietnam says the decade-long Vietnam–EFTA Free Trade Agreement (including Liechtenstein) is concluded, aiming to boost trade and investment while covering sustainable development and “green transition” areas. Climate Finance Angle (India): A report argues India’s carbon credit trading scheme could fund clean-energy transition and support workers in fossil-fuel regions. Local Tech & Learning for Agtech: New research urges agtech firms to scale by learning through real-world “friction” with farmers, advisers and regulators—not just by pushing technology.
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