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From Stanley Clarke to Morcheeba: Monte-Carlo Jazz Festival unveils a glittering 2025 programme
The Monte-Carlo Jazz Festival returns 20–29 Nov, uniting legends like Ibrahim Maalouf, Stanley Clarke, Morcheeba and Asaf Avidan on the stage of the Salle Garnier.
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Pension reform strikes: unions call for “harder, more massive, more numerous” strikes on 11th February
The third pension reform strikes in a month in France drew significantly less people on Tuesday, however another is planned in just a matter of days.
Study reveals the world’s safest airlines for 2023
AirlineRatings.com has released the results of its Top 20 Safest Airlines in the World and the list shows that experience – of the carrier and the crew – is the biggest factor in a safe flight....
Andrea Chénier coming to Opéra de Monte-Carlo
Love and hate in the French Revolution set the scene for the four sold-out Andrea Chenier performances this month at the Opéra de Monte-Carlo.
Register now for the Pink Ribbon Monaco walk
Pink Ribbon Monaco and its supporters will take to the streets on Sunday for a five kilometre walk in support of breast cancer detection. So, grab something pink and join in the fun!
An insight into Monaco’s growing public sector workforce
A new report shows that Monaco’s public sector workforce grew in 2022, with more than 5,000 people now employed by the State for a Principality of just two square kilometres.
Prince Albert II sends condolences to Turkey after massive earthquakes
Prince Albert and his government has sent their condolences after two deadly earthquakes rocked south-eastern Turkey and north-western Syria on Monday, killing an estimated 5,000.
