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Stephanie Horsman

Stephanie has been a writer for more than 20 years, with a career that has taken her from Los Angeles to New York and finally to Europe. In addition to news, she has also written for television, advertising and radio.

Author’s Articles

Nice to crack down on dangerous drivers with new network of cameras

Mayor of Nice Christian Estrosi has announced that seven new radars will soon be installed in various locations around Nice, following the recent death of a local firefighter, who was struck and...

Photos: Prince Albert and Princess Charlene of Monaco named godparents of new Île Saint-Honorat bell

Over the weekend, Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene were invited to Île Saint-Honorat to attend the blessing of two new bells that will be installed in the Saint-Croix Chapel. The occasion held...

Monaco Government frustrated by SNCF decision to proceed with nighttime train cancellations

The Monaco Government’s efforts to find a solution to the next nine months of cancelled evening and early morning train connections between the Principality and the rest of the Riviera have made...

Photos: Prince Albert II brings Roumoules into the Grimaldi Historical Sites fold

Nestled in the Verdon National Park and with a population of only 735, Roumoules is a small place with significant connections to the Principality of Monaco.

Monaco’s Conseil National weighs in on SNCF plans to halt evening train services

In a public statement on the matter, the Conseil National says it "deplores the lack of consultation and demands the implementation of a replacement plan”. 

All European visitors will need an ETA to travel to the UK from April 2025

Under the new rules, travellers from EU countries and other visa-exempt nations, such as Monaco, will be required to apply for an ETA before entering the UK from April 2025 onwards.