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Monaco bomb victim fears case is being stifled over Ukrainian intelligence links
With a serving Ukrainian military intelligence officer in custody, the alleged bomber dead and crucial evidence split between Monaco and Ukraine, Vadym Yermolaiev has appealed directly to Prince Albert II and President Volodymyr Zelensky to prevent the investigation into the attempted assassination of his family from being delayed or “stifled”.
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Monaco activates drought vigilance as rainfall drops by more than 50%
The Monaco Government has activated the first level of its drought response plan after rainfall in the Principality fell to less than half the seasonal average since the beginning of the year.
Google fined €890 million in first EU penalty under digital rulebook
Brussels has issued its first Digital Markets Act penalty against Google, ordering the company to change its search and app store practices within 60 days or face daily fines.
Free night shuttles return to Monaco thanks to SBM driver renewal
Monte-Carlo Société des Bains de Mer has renewed its partnership with Be Safe Monaco for a third year, with free electric shuttles running nightly through the summer until 31st August.
Monaco U18 rugby team secures Championship promotion with European silver
Monaco's U18 rugby team claimed silver at the European Championship in Budapest, securing historic promotion to the Championship, Europe's top division.
What Monaco’s campaign finance rules actually demand of candidates
Monaco's campaign finance rules, now published online, bar candidates from handling their own funds and carry penalties of up to six years' ineligibility for falsified accounts.
