Our Scans · Liechtenstein · Weekly Summary

• There might be one in Liechtenstein or Switzerland if the cause of death is unknown, unnatural, sudden or violent. GOV.UK
• Liechtenstein or The Vatican will probably not be big Energy Vault clients, but there is plenty of open ground in the Americas, the Middle East, Europe, and Asia for EVx facilities to be a good solution. Forbes
• Switzerland and Liechtenstein are projected to see the lowest inflation globally, at 0.6%. Visual Capitalist
• Costa Rica counts on the US for protection, Liechtenstein hopes that Switzerland will come to its aid, and the Vatican is a special case altogether. swissinfo.ch
• The regulation draft specifies that Norway, Iceland, & Liechtenstein will be exempt from safeguard measures pursuant to European Economic Area agreement provisions, reflecting the deep economic integration, regulatory alignment, & free trade principles characterizing EEA relationships. OREACO
• Travelers will be required to comply with the biometric registration process when entering countries such as Iceland, Norway, Switzerland, and Liechtenstein. Travel And Tour World
• The LLB Group's banking operations will already become carbon-neutral in 2021 - making it the first bank in Liechtenstein and one of the first in Switzerland and Austria to do so. SURPERFORMANCE
• All countries in the European Economic Area - i.e., the EU plus Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway - must offer their citizens a EU Digital Identity Wallet by the end of 2026 at the latest. neosfer
• In exchange, Liechtenstein will invest $300 million and Swiss companies will invest $200 billion across the 50 US states. SWI Swissinfo.ch
• Swiss and Liechtenstein companies agreed to invest $200 billion into the U.S., with $67 billion worth of investments occurring in 2026. Corn Refiners Association
• In exchange for the lower tariffs, Swiss and Liechtenstein companies have pledged to invest $200 billion in the US over the next five years, a move the White House says will create jobs in key sectors like pharmaceuticals, machinery, and aerospace. Prem Srinivasan
• Conversely, wealthy countries with low populations and high gross national income per capita (such as Liechtenstein, Singapore or Qatar) could be expected to bear the highest climate finance burdens under an ability-to-pay principle. The Conversation

Last updated: 25 June 2026