AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSki Governance: Liechtenstein lawyer Alexander Ospelt narrowly beat Johan Eliasch to become the new president of the International Ski and Snowboard Federation (FIS), winning 65–64 at the congress in Belgrade after a bitter campaign over transparency, finances, and athlete representation. Sports Politics: Eliasch alleged IOC influence in the vote and will also lose his IOC membership as a result, underscoring how high-stakes the leadership fight has become for winter sports. EU Migration & Rights: New EU asylum rules took effect Friday, making it harder for Turkish applicants to get protection by expanding accelerated and border procedures for “safe” countries of origin where recognition rates are low. Local Relevance for Liechtenstein: With Liechtenstein tied into Schengen travel, a new EU Entry/Exit System is already slowing some airport processing, adding extra friction for travellers. Travel & Everyday Life: A UK mum was left £700 out of pocket after easyJet refused boarding due to a passport issue-date rule, a reminder that post-Brexit travel checks can be unforgiving. Business & Media: IMG signed as an international production partner for Germany’s DFB-Pokal, aiming to boost global coverage starting in 2026–27.
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