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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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Unveiling half a century of marine protection: The Ramoge Agreement exhibition
Prince Albert II inaugurated a new exhibition at the Interior Ministry on Friday 26th June, titled ‘Preserving the Mediterranean: Ramoge, a pioneering agreement for 50 years’.
F1: Leclerc comes in eighth as Ferrari struggles in Austria
George Russell won the Austrian Grand Prix as Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc struggled to fifth and eighth after a strategy gamble backfired.
Monaco introduces plea bargain system in biggest criminal justice reform in decades
Monaco has introduced plea bargaining into its criminal justice system for the first time, creating new procedures designed to resolve certain criminal cases more quickly while easing pressure on the...
Casino de Monte-Carlo marks the “Wedding of the Century” with photo exhibition
SBM has opened a free photographic exhibition at the Casino de Monte-Carlo marking 70 years since the wedding of Prince Rainier III and Grace Kelly, running until 13 September.
Tom Jones, Seal and Marcus Miller head the bill as Jazz à Juan returns for its 65th edition
Jazz à Juan returns to Antibes Juan-les-Pins from 9 to 19 July for its 65th edition, with Tom Jones, Seal, Marcus Miller and Samara Joy among this year's headliners.
U Sciaratu summer carnival returns to the Rock on 3 July with ‘Fantastic Beasts’ theme
U Sciaratu, Monaco's free summer carnival, returns to the Rock on 3 July with a 'Fantastic Beasts' theme, street performances and a DJ-led ball for all the family.
