Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Explained: What Monaco’s new road safety laws mean for drivers
Following the passing of Monaco’s new road safety law this November, we take a closer look at what these tougher rules mean for drivers — from roadside checks to harsher penalties and beyond.
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Christmas in Monaco: A guide to the best pop-up boutiques and bars
From the Antarctica-inspired Blue Ice down at the Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort to a champagne chalet on the Square Beaumarchais and a delicious crêpe stand in the Métropole Shopping Centre,...
Marché de la Condamine holding festive drawing competition for children
Children under eight should pop their finest drawings into Father Christmas’ letter box outside the Marché de la Condamine for a chance to win a prize!
“World’s most highly trained covert operative” to speak at human trafficking conference in Monaco
Tony Schiena, a man known as the “world’s most highly trained covert operative” in the global fight against human trafficking and terrorism, will next week be speaking at a web conference held...
Monaco sets goals for an “inclusive society” with wide-reaching National Policy for Disability Inclusion
With the launch of its new National Policy for Disability Inclusion, which will focus on key areas such as employment, housing and mobility, Monaco has set itself on a path to a future where everyone...
Christmas in Monaco: Major shopping rendez-vous planned for Condamine neighbourhood
If you’re yet to get started on your Christmas shopping, look no further than the inaugural 'Monaco Christmas Rendez-Vous' shopping extravaganza that is set to take over the Condamine neighbourhood...
France asks students and teachers to work harder to bring up school standards and scores
France’s Minister for National Education and Youth, Gabriel Attal, has unveiled plans to raise the bar on education at every school age level with an ambitious programme dubbed 'Shock of Knowledge'.
