AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDrone tariffs hit Liechtenstein-linked supply chains: The US has moved to raise costs on imported unmanned aircraft systems under a Section 232 proclamation, with up to 100% duties for selected drones and parts (notably larger systems and thermal-imaging categories), 25% for smaller drones, and lower rates for qualifying allied origins including Liechtenstein (reported at 15%, with 10% for the UK). The plan starts in about three weeks for drones, with longer timelines for some components, and is framed around national security and onshoring incentives. Liechtenstein cyber stance: After a major breach of Liechtenstein’s foundation and trust registry, officials say they still don’t know the attackers, but the government has ruled out paying ransom. Vatican finance appointment: Pope Leo XIV named Princess Gisela Bergmann of Liechtenstein to the Vatican’s Council for the Economy, bringing engineering and private-wealth management experience to oversight of the Holy See’s budget and financial practices. Government hiring (UK digital/legal): New roles were posted across UK government legal and property agencies, signaling continued investment in data, digital services, and public-sector transformation.
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