Liechtenstein amends succession law to allow women to inherit the throne

Liechtenstein has changed its succession rules to permit women to ascend to the throne, a significant shift for the small central European monarchy. The announcement was made on the country's national day, marking the occasion with a historic constitutional change. Liechtenstein, one of Europe's smallest nations, has a population of just 44,000 people. The move brings the principality in line with other European monarchies that have already adopted gender-equal succession laws.
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