Business & Finance
Monaco to launch new public TV channel in 2025, merging Monaco Info and TV Monaco
Monaco is preparing to unify its public broadcasting landscape with the creation of a single, independent TV channel set to launch in September 2025.
Read moreLocal teenager Alexandrine Noghès launches Mentors Club Monaco
The inaugural meeting of Mentors Club Monaco, led by 16-year-old Alexandrine Noghès, introduced local high school students to a host of prominent figures and expert mentors from the Principality,...
Monaco moves closer to complete FATF compliance, winning Moneyval approval
Monaco has achieved “significant progress” in meeting FATF standards, says Moneyval, praising sweeping reforms that bolster the Principality’s fight against money laundering and terrorism...
Monaco creates high-level steering committee to advance anti-corruption measures
Monaco has formalised the creation of a high-level Steering Committee to guide its efforts in tackling corruption, marking a significant step forward in response to the Council of Europe’s Group of...
Monaco passes “fair and enriching” law regulating internships
Monaco’s National Council has passed new legislation that protects interns’ rights, ensures fair compensation and sets clear ethical standards for professional internships intended to prevent...
FATF grey list: Monaco holds first assembly meeting
Monaco’s Coordination Committee on financial crime, led by Minister of State Didier Guillaume, has reviewed key progress in combating money laundering and corruption, aiming to exit FATF's grey...
French government toppled by lawmakers: What happens next?
France’s PM Michel Barnier was ousted on 4th December by a no-confidence vote, a first under the Fifth Republic, after using Article 49.3 to bypass Parliament on a controversial bill.