Liechtenstein

The 21st edition of the LGT Alpine Marathon is scheduled for today, with hundreds of participants from neighboring countries at the start in Bendern

In the first two months of official social media activity, government has allegedly spent 13.000 francs, around €12.000, on photos, videos and software

On his way to the Davos Forum, the Ukraine Foreign Minister stopped in Liechtenstein for meetings with royals and his local counterparts as well as media, who haven’t revealed detailed contents yet

Casino Maximus opens today in Schaan, the 6th in the country of 38.000 residents, while plans to open four more are under way

The National Library scored a record year 2021 with 41.000 visitors and over 178.000 items borrowed; films, eBooks and online material accounted for 2,8%

Telecom Liechtenstein closed financial year 2021 much better than expected, registering a loss of 92.000 francs (€89.000)

The German-speaking foreign ministers, at their annual meeting in Mauren, made a joint declaration affirming that their countries ‘stand for humanity against war’

Yesterday ended the 6-day visit of Senior Civil Servant Hasler to the development projects in Tanzania led by the Liechtensteinischen Entwicklungsdienstes

The consumption of ‘party drugs’ has decreased in 2021 following the 2020 trend, as a result of the measures taken against Covid; figures for Liechtenstein have been released, together with those of Austria, by the University of Innsbruck

To celebrate its 120 years of service, the wooden train station of Schaanwald will be restored; Liechtenstein train service celebrates in 2022 150 years of activity

Liechtenstein’s GDP fell by 10,1% in 2020 according to data released by Statistics Office on March 5th, a value close to the -10,9% registered in 2009

Sportmonitoring Liechtenstein 2021, the national annual report on sports issued yesterday, shows a general trend of good attitude towards active daily life, especially among children and teens

The first 5G net will be soon available in the country as a private telecom firm announced it will build its own infrastructure to support the service