Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Monaco is now home to over 100 centenarians — and most are Monegasque
With 9,686 Monegasques recorded at the end of 2023, the proportion of those aged 100 or more represents a striking concentration of ultra-senior residents in one of the world’s most affluent and medically advanced territories.
Read moreOmicron-targeting vaccines en route to Monaco
The Government on Wednesday announced that the Pfizer-BioNTech booster vaccine adapted to the Omicron variants will be available next week in the Principality.
Covid circulation rises again
Monaco recorded 77 new cases of Covid-19 in the week ending Sunday 2nd October, indicating that circulation of the virus remains low throughout Monaco, but there has been a small jump in the...
Prince sends message of support to US after “devastating” hurricane
Prince Albert has sent US President Joe Biden his condolences for the victims of Hurricane Ian, noting especially the people of Fort Myers, who suffered some of the worst losses of life and property...
How to embrace the good life – stop chasing happiness
As author Anna Lemke poignantly states, “Why, in a time of unprecedented wealth, freedom, technological progress, and medical advancement, do we appear to be unhappier and in more pain than ever?”
Major road works to disrupt traffic for 18 months
From 3rd October, French Riviera authorities are undertaking extensive work in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, the main access road to the east of the Principality, and it is going to cause major traffic...
Covid latest: circulation falls slightly in Monaco
The latest health figures show that Monaco has not seen another uptick of Covid-19 in the Principality, although this isn’t the case in neighbouring French regions.