For the eighth time, the Ministry of Presidential Affairs and Finance is providing an updated version of the brochure «Economic and Financial Data on Liechtenstein». It was compiled by the Liechtenstein Institute on behalf of the Ministry with data as at the end of June 2025. » more

On October 13, an information session on the topic of "The double Pukelsheim: double-proportional allocation procedure" was held as part of the Patriotic Union (VU) party board meeting at Clunia in Nendeln. » more

The members of the Liechtenstein Parliament have various instruments at their disposal to voice political concerns and exercise their control function vis-à-vis the government and administration. Four new articles by Philippe Rochat explain how these instruments work. » more

On September 12, 2025, the elective course "Politics in Liechtenstein and the surrounding area" visited the Liechtenstein Institute with teacher Marlies Kessler. After being welcomed by Institute Director Thomas Meier, the group was treated to a varied program. » more

60 young people from Liechtenstein and Switzerland took part in this year's 10th Youth Session in the parliament building. The focus was on the planned youth strategy for Liechtenstein. The young people drew up proposals that were then submitted to the government and parliament. Thomas Milic also took part in the event. » more

The legal scholar Prof. Dr. Benedikt Pirker joined the Research Area Law at the Liechtenstein Institute at the beginning of September 2025. » more

Global uncertainty continues to weigh on international trade and thus also on Liechtenstein’s economy. The value of the KonSens business cycle index improved markedly in the 2nd quarter of 2025, rising from −1.1 to −0.6, but remained negative. » more

In an interview with Tobias Soraperra from Wirtschaft Regional, Prof. Dr. Thomas Meier talks about his return to Liechtenstein and his role as Director of the Liechtenstein Institute. He explains and reflects on the importance of the Liechtenstein Institute for the country and places Liechtenstein's research landscape in an international context. » more

The handbook "Liechtenstein's Political System" provides a comprehensive overview of our country's political system - from the Prince, government and parliament to parties, media and civil society, international relations and the education system. A new series of articles in lie:zeit takes up some of the key topics from the handbook. » more