Brigitte Haas

Brigitte Haas

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Brigitte Haas is a prominent business leader in Liechtenstein, currently serving as the managing director of the Liechtenstein Chamber of Industry and Commerce. As a candidate for the Patriotic Union party, she aims to become the first female head of government in the principality's history, a significant milestone considering women only gained the right to vote in 1984. With a focus on economic issues, Haas presents herself as a fresh, unblemished alternative in a political landscape dominated by established figures.

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Switzerland Switzerland: Brigitte Haas is the head of the Liechtenstein government and is dealing with the crisis caused by the hacker attack. 6

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: Hacker-Angriff auf Finanzplatz und Superreiche

Switzerland Switzerland: Brigitte Haas, the head of government, held a press conference regarding the hacker attack. 7

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: Hackerangriff auf Liechtenstein: Sensible Informationen betroffen

Switzerland Switzerland: Brigitte Haas is the head of government who convened a crisis team in response to the cyberattack. 7

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: Cyberangriff auf Liechtenstein – 31 000 Datensätze betroffen

Switzerland Switzerland: Brigitte Haas, the first head of government of Liechtenstein, announced measures regarding the demographic development. 7

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: Diskussion über eine vierte Säule

Switzerland Switzerland: Brigitte Haas is the head of government of Liechtenstein and expressed relief over the lower tariffs imposed by the USA. 8

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: Die USA erheben ungleiche Zölle

Switzerland Switzerland: Brigitte Haas is the new head of government in Liechtenstein who is exploring options for EU integration. 7

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: Will Liechtenstein der EU beitreten? Die neue Regierung klärt auf