Tiny Liechtenstein, no bigger than DC, seeks outsize role in diplomacy

With only 38,500 inhabitants in a territory the size of DC, Liechtenstein is the world’s wealthiest country. Yet the principality isn’t a household name for everyone, concedes Ambassador Georg Sparber.

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