Endurance Spotlight: Kiwi ultrarunner Sophie Woods has smashed the fastest-known time for the Via Alpina trail across eight countries, finishing in 28 days, 17 hours and 59 minutes (Trieste to Monaco), cutting the previous overall record by nearly a week despite heatwaves, storms, horseflies, wildfires and a detour. Local Tech & Finance: Liechtenstein says hackers who broke into a register of thousands of companies, foundations and trusts spent hours inside the system but did not access financial data—names and beneficial-owner details were taken, while officials investigate how the breach happened. Sports Governance: Football’s power struggle heats up as UEFA and 55 European nations back a boycott over FIFA’s plan to sell stakes in the World Cup to private investors, with FIFA pushing a new structure and deadlines for federation support. Regional Politics: EU interior ministers backed Spain after the Ceuta migrant crisis, while Denmark floated suspending Spain from Schengen—Liechtenstein is listed among Schengen-associated states expressing solidarity. Health Research: New reporting highlights progress toward a functional cure for chronic hepatitis B, with Liechtenstein included among EU/EEA countries where infection remains a long-term challenge. Arts & Screen: HBO Max has set a pan-European release for revenge thriller “Kill Jackie,” available in Liechtenstein via Prime Video in many European markets.