La ley sálica desaparece de Europa: el príncipe Alois de Liechtenstein hace historia al incluir a las mujeres en la línea de sucesión para acceder al trono

On August 15, Liechtenstein announced a historic constitutional reform ending the Salic law in the principality. The measure was introduced by Prince Alois, who included women in the line of succession to access the throne.

This legislative change marks the final abolition of total female exclusion from a monarchy's succession in Europe, effectively removing the last remaining absolute male-preference inheritance rule among the continent's royal houses.