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Cassandra Tanti

Cassandra Tanti is the Editor-in-Chief of Monaco Life, bringing over 20 years of experience across digital, print, radio, and television. Beyond leading editorial strategy, she plays a central role in the company’s operations, overseeing business development, advertising partnerships, public relations, and high-profile interviews, making her a driving force behind Monaco Life’s growth and influence.

Author’s Articles

Princely Family and friends gather at Monaco Cathedral for funeral of Antoine de Massy

Members of Monaco's Princely Family joined relatives and friends at Monaco Cathedral on Wednesday 4th November to pay their final respects to Antoine de Massy, who died last month at the age of 29.

Antarctic protection talks fail for tenth year as hopes turn to 2027

International negotiations to protect millions of square kilometres of Antarctic waters have ended without agreement for the tenth consecutive year, leaving critical habitats for penguins, seals and...

Prince Albert cheers on Monaco’s young rider at first Olympic Games in Africa

A historic first for Africa, a 16-year-old Monegasque rider on the Olympic stage, and a Princely visit before she takes to the arena. Monaco’s moment at the Dakar Games.

Monaco cuts business tax fraud penalties and raises late-filing fines

Monaco has dramatically reduced penalties for business tax fraud, but companies filing late face much higher fines. Here's what the new rules mean for businesses.

Prince Albert II’s African tour brings unforgettable scenes

From a spectacular welcome by 12,000 children in Madagascar to an emotional return to the Princess Grace Centre in Cameroon, Prince Albert's African tour was filled with memorable encounters.

‘Not a finish line’: Monaco pledges further reforms after FATF grey-list exit

Monaco’s government has welcomed the end of two years on the FATF grey list, calling it recognition of sweeping reforms — and pledging that the fight against financial crime will keep...