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Last update: 10 hours agoRoyal-Rumour Watch: Pakistan’s PPP has pushed back hard on viral claims that Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari is engaged or set to marry into European royalty, with reports linking the alleged bride to Liechtenstein (Vaduz) and even naming an Austrian Habsburg figure—PPP leader Karachi Mayor Murtaza Wahab called the stories “incorrect and unfounded,” and there’s still no official announcement from Bilawal or his family. Search & Media: Google is changing its “site reputation abuse” spam policy across the European Economic Area from Aug. 30, ending manual demotions for users in the EU plus Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein after EU concerns under the Digital Markets Act that the rule unfairly hit publishers. Borders Explained: A quick explainer resurfaced on how Schengen differs from EU free-movement rules as countries reintroduce internal border checks. Liechtenstein in the Spotlight (Tech Law): A feature highlights how Liechtenstein is positioning itself as a practical hub for digital property rights via its tokenisation framework. Arts & Culture (Local Angle): A Brookville school trip story notes students experiencing European culture—including Liechtenstein—through a German-language excursion.
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