AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPost-Study Work Rules (Germany): Germany says non-EU graduates can get an up to 18-month residence permit to search for qualified work, with three key requirements: proof of completed studies, valid health insurance, and proof they can support themselves. Healthcare Access & Reproductive Rights (Liechtenstein): A new report highlights how Liechtenstein’s very strict abortion ban pushes many people to travel abroad for care, while an information ban keeps options hard to find and adds cost and delay. Mobility & Border Health (Schengen/EEA): Western Balkans truck drivers are threatening EU border blockades over Schengen entry limits, with the Entry/Exit System tracking non-EU stays—an issue that also affects EEA countries like Liechtenstein. Student Health & Budgets (Netherlands): Dutch research from CPB finds international students, including many from the EEA (which includes Liechtenstein), on average contribute more to government finances over their lifetimes than they cost, though housing pressure can rise in the short term. Digital Safety (Google/EEA): Google updated its spam policy enforcement approach across the EEA (including Liechtenstein) after EU antitrust concerns, aiming to protect search results integrity.
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