Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Man charged with manslaughter after fatal crash that killed two IUM students
The young Finnish driver, who had also been a student at the International University of Monaco, is said to deeply regret the circumstances that led to the crash, but has no recollection of the events.
Read moreThe rare blue diamond that’s expected to sell for €23 million
After a global premiere appearance at this year’s Met Gala, the Bulgari Laguna Blu diamond will head to Switzerland to be auctioned at Sotheby’s Geneva Luxury Week.
“To Catch a Thief” villa sells for full asking price
One month is all it took to find a buyer for the €3.6 million villa that was once the set of Alfred Hitchcock’s “To Catch a Thief”, starring Grace Kelly and Cary Grant.
More officers to be sent to Alpes-Maritimes border to stem illegal crossings
More than 1,200 migrants have entered the Alpes-Maritimes since the start of 2023. To help better manage the situation, the French prime minister is sending 150 extra officers to assist at the...
Elsa at Monte-Carlo Beach reopens with even more emphasis on local produce
The sun-filled terraces of the Monte-Carlo Beach Hotel are once again open for the delectable restaurant Elsa, headed by chef Mélanie Serre, who has this year cast her local produce net even further.
Pet owners beware: the spiky seeds that can hurt pets are out earlier than normal
Spiky seed pods, called épillets locally, are out a full month earlier than usual, and with them comes the danger of these sea urchin-like seeds becoming painfully lodged in the ears and noses of...
Monaco Council raises pool entry price for non residents to “reduce overcrowding”
Prices at the Stade Nautique Rainier III swimming pool in Monaco’s Port Hercule have risen significantly by 60% for non-residents, angering workers and those from the surrounding region.