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You Cannes do it: How to stay sane, smiling, and slightly sparkly at the Film Festival frenzy
The Cannes Film Festival in May is less of an event and more of an endurance sport. Think of it as a glamorous ultra marathon with less Lycra and more Louboutins.
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New rules for electric scooter users in Monaco
As electric scooters gain in popularity throughout the Principality, the government will from late January enforce a new law requiring the wearing of helmets for all ages.
France announces new restrictions to slow Omicron spread
France has ordered its citizens to return to working from home as much as possible from Monday in an effort to curb the spread of the Omicron variant, however schools will remain open.
"Enjoy NYE, but be responsible"
Restaurants and bars will remain open on New Year’s Eve and tourists will be welcome as the government announces it won't impose any tough restrictions on celebrations this year.
The Tchouaméni rumour mill keeps on turning
The January transfer window is fast-approaching and Aurélien Tchouaméni has long been rumoured to be heading for the exit door, with European giants keen to prise him away from Monaco.
2022 reopening of Jardin Exotique in doubt
The Jardin Exotique has been closed since the spring of 2020 for repairs. Now, there are concerns that the scheduled opening date in 2022 will be delayed due to a lack of funding.
Monaco Red Cross continues aid to Lebanon
People still affected by the massive explosions that shook Beirut last year are being given renewed assistance by the Monaco Red Cross after an international Red Cross appeal.
