Sustainability
Interview: Ludovic du Plessis on why Telmont ditched gift boxes, hired DiCaprio and became Champagne’s greenest house
Champagne doesn’t like disruption — but Ludovic du Plessis is pushing it anyway. At Telmont, he’s challenging how the world’s most traditional wine is made, one radical decision at a time.
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UN biodiversity talks resume in Rome: Can the world finally fund conservation?
The Rome talks aim to secure $200B annually by 2030 for global biodiversity, including $20B yearly by 2025 for developing nations. So far, only $383M has been pledged, revealing a major funding gap.
2024 was one of the hottest years on record in Monaco
Despite a significant drop in sunshine hours and a particularly wet year that ended a four-year precipitation deficit, two powerful summer heatwaves drove up the mercury to make 2024 one of the...
Monte-Carlo Fashion Week: a global platform for sustainable fashion
Monte-Carlo Fashion Week will return from 22nd to 26th April, bringing a cohort of star designers, exclusive runway shows and a bold focus on sustainability in fashion to venues across the...
Monaco Energy Boat Challenge returns with more than 40 international teams and new AI class
Over 40 teams from around the globe will compete in the 2025 Monaco Energy Boat Challenge, an event designed to be a showcase of cutting-edge innovations in AI, alternative fuels and zero-emission...
Oceanographic Museum of Monaco to welcome new and immersive ‘Mediterranean 2050’ exhibition
The 'Mediterranean 2050' exhibition, opening 29th March at the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco, will offer visitors an immersive journey through the past, present and future of the Mediterranean,...
Alpes-Maritimes at the heart of France’s Year of the Sea plans
The Alpes-Maritimes will be a key hub for France's Year of the Sea initiative as the department is set to host a series of major marine-themed events in 2025, from the UN Ocean Conference in June to...
