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Elsa Carpenter

As Sub-Editor and Journalist at Monaco Life, Elsa builds upon years of experience in writing as well as marketing and PR in the local media scene. Originally from the UK, she is based in the French Riviera and has a passion for spreading the word on news throughout the region.

Author’s Articles
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La Réserve, a butcher selling the “World’s Best Steak”, opens in Monaco’s La Condamine market

A  new butcher with a refreshingly international range and devotion to sustainable practices has opened in the Condamine market of Monaco. The La Réserve team meets with Monaco Life to explain...

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Monaco Age Oncology: The stage for a radical virtual reality treatment for cancer patients

Virtual reality and its ability to alleviate stress and soothe the minds of cancer patients will be the focus of a fascinating workshop at the upcoming Monaco Age Oncology conference.

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Monaco court turns down Pastor bid to halt Esplanade des Pêcheurs project

Judge Didier Linotte has dismissed a motion brought by Patrice Pastor’s SCI Esperenza that sought to overturn a ruling made in 2022 regarding the decommissioning of the controversial Esplanade des...

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“Kaiser Karl”: Karl Lagerfeld series from Disney+ to film in Monaco

Filming will soon begin for a TV series dedicated to the story of the late great Karl Lagerfeld, which has found its lead in Daniel Brühl. The six episodes will be shot between Monaco, Paris and...

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French Riviera stage of Paris-Nice cancelled due to powerful winds

Stage Six of the Paris-Nice cycling race, which would have passed through the Var and the Alpes-Maritimes, has been cancelled due to Storm Larisa.  

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FPA2 heralds the Treaty of the High Seas as “a historic step forward in safeguarding international waters”

The Prince Albert II Foundation has voiced its support for the recent agreement on the Treaty of the High Seas, which will provide legal protections to 60% of the world’s oceans.