AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoLiechtenstein Succession Shake-Up: Liechtenstein’s royal family has announced a historic switch to absolute primogeniture, letting women inherit the throne on equal terms with men (no retroactive leapfrogging), a move that could reshape the dynasty for generations. Monaco Watch: The report notes Monaco still follows male-favoured primogeniture, highlighting how European monarchies are diverging on gender equality in succession. Scotland Leadership Change: Former AS Monaco coach Sebastien Pocognoli is closing in on the Scotland head coach job after Steve Clarke’s resignation, with the Scottish FA expected to confirm the Belgian’s appointment soon. Financial Sanctions in Nigeria: Nigeria’s SEC ordered capital market firms to suspend dealings tied to North Korea and Iran, citing FATF-linked anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing risks. Sports-Politics Crossover: In the US, President Trump faces growing GOP pressure to find a path out of the Iran war as midterms near and voters’ economic concerns mount.
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