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Monaco bomb attack “not act of terrorism” says prosecutor general, as suspect remains on the run
Monaco’s Prosecutor General has ruled out a terrorism classification for Monday’s parcel bomb explosion, as the suspect remains at large and the victims’ identities remain officially unconfirmed.
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Prince Albert II sends message of solidarity to Venezuela after deadly twin earthquakes
Prince Albert II has offered Monaco's condolences and solidarity to Venezuela after twin earthquakes struck Caracas, killing more than 200 people and injuring thousands.
Exclusive: Inside Le Provençal, the €350 million rebirth of a French Riviera legend
Once a playground for Picasso, Churchill and the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, Le Provençal has been transformed into a €350 million luxury residential address under billionaire John Caudwell.
New graphic novel brings Monaco’s defining siege of 1506 to the page
A new graphic novel, prefaced by Prince Albert II, tells the story of the 1506 siege of Monaco by Genoa that secured the Principality's independence.
France’s record heatwave renews warnings over leaving children and pets in cars
On a day when it is 35°C outside, a car's interior can reach 45°C in just 10 minutes, and exceed 50°C within 20. In extreme cases, after an hour, interior temperatures can pass 70°C - a fatal...
Monaco heads to Moldova with promotion hopes alive in Rugby Sevens Championship
Monaco's national sevens team travels to Chișinău for the final stage of the Rugby Sevens Trophy Championship, with promotion to the Championship division still within reach.
Monaco forum confronts the barriers keeping women out of leadership
Monaco leaders examined why women remain underrepresented in senior business roles, despite progress in the public sector, and called for practical action to close the gap.
