AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoTravel & Costs: Orange has published practical guidance to help travellers avoid surprise mobile roaming bills abroad, including how EU roaming limits work in the EEA (with fair-use caveats for “excessive use”) and how the UK is treated under its “Zone Europe” rules. Sports (Liechtenstein tie): FC Vaduz’s UEFA Conference League third qualifying-round clash is in motion after Inter Turku beat Vaduz 2-1 in the first leg, with Ghanaian midfielder Prosper Ahiabu scoring the winner; the return is set for Thursday at the Rheinpark Stadion. Arts & Media (royal fashion): Princess Elisabeth keeps building her “It-girl” profile, turning heads at a Vienna wedding reception in a Safiyaa off-the-shoulder crimson gown. Media & Trust: Forbes-branded “Forbes LA” and “Forbes Liechtenstein” sites are flagged as fake, with AI-heavy paid promotional content and a PR agency linked to guaranteed placement claims. Culture & Travel (Liechtenstein spotlight): A travel feature highlights Liechtenstein as an under-visited alpine stop—no airport, easy access via Zurich, and a mix of castles, museums, and vineyards around Vaduz. Entertainment (streaming): Prime Video has released the first image for Catherine Zeta-Jones’ revenge thriller series “Kill Jackie,” debuting in selected European territories and Canada in 2026.
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