Liechtenstein

No oil and gas heating in new buildings and compulsory photovoltaics: from 2024 the country will become significantly more energy efficient; over 70% of buildings in the country are still heated by oil or gas

Four mountaineers from the Liechtenstein Alpine Club (LAV) participated in the World Cup and European Championships at the same time, with the team achieving success in its first international outing this season

The Hilti Group wants to minimise its CO₂ emissions with various measures, intending to invest between 500 and 1.000 million Swiss francs over the next ten years in adapting business processes

After the announced heavy rain failed to materialise, the situation in the Liechtenstein ski resort has become less worrying, though lack of snow in most European resorts is affecting the ski season

According to a new census, more and more people in the country feel they do not belong to any religion

Today opens in Schaan the Plaza Casino, offering tables and slot machines on a surface of 400 square meters

Environmental Bureau received 19 statements on the revision of the wolf concept, with the Association for the Protection of Livestock from Large Predators calling for harmful wolves to be killed immediately; the requests will be examined

Iranian author Mahsa Bagheri Hosseini, who lives in Vaduz, presented her new children's book 'I can do it', where she explains the butterfly disease

From January, a meeting place with a stage will be opened in the former Engel in Nendeln for a period of one year, with evenings on Thursdays and Saturdays

The government believes that free public transport has too many disadvantages, arguing that public transport should be promoted, but it should still cost something

LGT Private Banking, the international bank entirely owned by the Princely House of Liechtenstein, will open a private banking office in Hamburg, Germany

The annual state contribution for Liechtenstein broadcasting will be increased to CHF 2,9 million by 2023, with half a million francs more per year for Radio L, according to the government's state budget

Starting next year, households in Liechtenstein will have to pay a lot more for electricity, with the risk that it will double