Opéra de Monte-Carlo is making its first film, with Cecilia Bartoli as Orpheus
The Opéra de Monte-Carlo is making its first film — a screen adaptation of Gluck’s Orphée et Eurydice starring its director, Cecilia Bartoli, as Orpheus, and due to reach audiences in 2027.
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Heat and drought push French wine production towards 30-year low
French wine production is forecast to fall to 33.9 million hectolitres after record heat and drought, although grape quality may offer some hope.
Nine people extradited to Monaco under Interpol Red Notices
Nine people wanted under Interpol Red Notices have been extradited to Monaco since 2025 — although the Principality’s most public Red Notice, linked to June’s bomb attack, never made it back.
Prince Albert II tours Lycée Albert 1er after 61-tonne CO2 cut
Historic Lycée Albert 1er goes green: Monaco's landmark school ditches gas for heat pumps, solar panels, and modern eco-upgrades.
Prince Albert II buys Les Baux house to restore and pass to Prince Jacques
Monaco is to buy a historic house in Les Baux-de-Provence for what Prince Albert II called an "ambitious" restoration — a Grimaldi Historic Sites showcase that will pass to his son, Prince Jacques.
Honouring the brave: Monaco commemorates 82 years of liberation
Monaco marked its 82nd Liberation Anniversary with institutional tributes, a vintage 1944 vehicle convoy, and cemetery memorials.
Charles Leclerc says vision was blurred after heavy Monza crash
Charles Leclerc says his vision was briefly blurred after a heavy crash ended his Italian Grand Prix at Monza on lap two. The Monégasque escaped injury but faces further checks before Madrid.
Two decades of rhythm and elegance: The Monte-Carlo Jazz Festival unveils its line-up for its 20th anniversary
The Monte-Carlo Jazz Festival celebrates its 20th anniversary this November at the Salle Garnier with an immersive melodic journey bridging decades of jazz heritage and modern innovation.
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