Anunț de Ziua Națională a Liechtensteinului. Țara își schimbă regulile de succesiune la tron, pentru a oferi dreptul la moștenire și femeilor

The Liechtenstein royal family announced changes to the succession rules, allowing women to inherit the throne. Prince Alois stated that the new law was approved by two-thirds of family members. The succession will shift from male primogeniture to absolute primogeniture, meaning the firstborn child, regardless of gender, will inherit the throne. This change is not expected to affect the immediate line of succession, with Prince Hans-Adam II remaining head of state. The country has a conservative tradition, having granted women the right to vote in 1984.