Business & Finance
Monaco’s Justice Secretary: “We need to come out of the shadows”
When Samuel Vuelta Simon arrived in Monaco as Secretary of State for Justice just over a year ago, he made a shocking discovery: the Principality’s Wikipedia page didn’t even mention its justice system.
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Hundreds affected after Monaco travel agency collapses, leaving cruise passengers stranded
Hundreds of customers have been left out of pocket after Monaco-based travel agency Star Croisières filed for cessation of payments on 1st August, leaving cruise passengers unable to board trips...
Monaco establishes diplomatic relations with the Federated States of Micronesia
Monaco has formalised diplomatic ties with the Federated States of Micronesia, marking the 163rd state with which the Principality has established official relations.
Monaco leads the world in UHNW density as global luxury property map shifts in 2025
New insights from Altrata’s Residential Real Estate 2025 report reveal that the global ultra-wealthy elite are becoming more mobile, strategic, and city-savvy – and Monaco remains a standout with...
EU–US trade deal sparks outrage as 15% tariff hits European exports
While framed as a strategic necessity to avoid harsher sanctions from Donald Trump, critics warn the agreement could severely impact European industry — with Monaco’s high-value exports among the...
Christophe Mirmand meets Monaco’s key institutions in series of protocol visits
Newly appointed Minister of State Christophe Mirmand has begun a series of official visits to Monaco’s core institutions as part of his first days in office, meeting with political, municipal and...
Fontvieille Shopping Centre to undergo €10 million refurbishment as long-term plans remain under review
After years of uncertainty and stalled redevelopment proposals, the Fontvieille Shopping Centre is finally set for a major upgrade.
