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Quai des Artistes completes ambitious transformation under passionate new owner
One of Monaco’s most recognisable dining institutions, Quai des Artistes, has emerged from a complete architectural and culinary reinvention that balances its iconic heritage with a modern sensibility.
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France drops curfew and mandatory mask-wearing outdoors
Masks are no longer mandatory outdoors in France from Thursday, while the curfew will be dropped completely come this Sunday.
No cruise ships in Monaco this summer
Monaco will not be welcoming cruise ships to its shores again this year because of Covid, a move that will strike a severe blow to local souvenir shops and museums
"The thrills, spills, hits and speed will make Monaco a huge success"
As a former rugby sevens player for Wales, Mark Thomas gives his take on this weekend’s World Rugby Sevens Repechage and revisits Monaco's love affair with the sport.
Mixed bag economically for first trimester
The first quarter of 2021 was marked by the pandemic in Monaco, but not to the extent of the previous year, according to IMSEE’s latest report.
Princess part of new global pledge to end AIDS inequalities
As the UNAIDS International Goodwill Ambassador, Princess Stephanie has addressed a high-level meeting titled ‘Ending inequalities and taking action to end AIDS by 2030’.
Ballets de Monte-Carlo goes green
Solar panels have been installed on the roof of the practice studio of the Ballets de Monte-Carlo as part of the government’s efforts to be more environmentally friendly.
