La Bookinerie launches its first book club
La Bookinerie, the new independent bookstore that opened just a few months ago in the Condamine...
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Author: Ross Povey
Prince Albert II visits exhibition marking 50 years of the AMPN
HSH Prince Albert II visited the Galerie des Pêcheurs on Saturday evening to celebrate special...
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Monaco’s new “digital guillotine” lets you destroy your data, without wrecking the planet
In an age where our entire lives fit onto a memory card or USB stick, getting rid of old digital...
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Standing with the UK and South Africa, Monaco steps up in global health battle
On 21 November 2025, Monaco once again demonstrated its commitment to global health by taking part...
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Murder in Monaco: Netflix’s New True-Crime Doc
Netflix has dropped the trailer for Murder in Monaco, and if you didn’t know better, you’d swear...
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Monaco Info marks World Television Day
Each year on November 21, World Television Day celebrates the global influence and importance of...
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Monaco showcases its diplomatic soft power at annual consuls’ gathering
The day after National Day, Monaco turned its attention from celebration to diplomacy as the...
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AS Monaco players join the No Finish Line to support children’s causes
AS Monaco traded the pitch for the running track on Thursday afternoon, the 20th November, as...
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Handel’s Messiah Returns to St Paul’s This November
One of Monaco’s most cherished musical traditions returns next month, as St Paul’s Anglican Church...
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Launch of the Inter-University Diploma in Monegasque Law at Paris-Panthéon-Assas
A new chapter in legal education for the Principality has begun… This week, a landmark partnership...
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“Welcome to Monte Carlo” celebrates Josephine Baker with dazzling musical tribute
As part of this year’s National Day festivities, Monaco honours the legendary Josephine Baker with...
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Monaco’s debt-to-GDP ratio explained — and how it compares to the rest of the world
Monaco is one of the only places in the world where the government reports a 0.00% debt-to-GDP...
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