News

Cyclist hit “on purpose” by a vehicle near Monaco
A recent report details the events of cyclist Chris Froome being hit by a vehicle while training.
11 May, 2017
Cannes vs Monaco: Festival season
First there was the Monte-Carlo TV Festival and next year there will also be the Cannes Séries festival which will potentially be a competitor to the Monaco one. A new development that is not really welcomed with open arms in Monaco.
11 May, 2017
WWII Bomb found in Nice was neutralized today
Restaurants evacuated, waterfronts cut off... what you need to know about the neutralisation of the submerged WWII bomb in Nice. The bomb, dating from the Second World War and immersed in front of the Promenade des Anglais in Nice, was neutralised on Wednesday May 10th.
10 May, 2017
AS Monaco lost to Juventus twice: 1-2
AS Monaco were beaten 2-1 at the Juventus Stadium but exit the competition with their heads held high after a wonderful Champions League campaign. There was a atmosphere worthy of the great European nights at the Juventus Stadium for this UEFA Champions League semi-final second leg.
10 May, 2017
New Opera Season 2017-2018
With Monaco’s new opera season 2017 to 2018 recently announced, this art form is in full form in the Principality. And with Alagna, Bartoli, Florez, Nebretko, it will be a fantastic line-up of stars for the upcoming year.
10 May, 2017
Côte d’Azur: Challenges of the Beach Decree
Few days before the National Convention of beach managers, those in the sector have mobilized to make their voices heard. They want the particularities of the specific beaches to be taken into account. His feet in the sand, his head filled with questions.
9 May, 2017
VROOM 2017: The latest techy startups
On the 27th of April the exclusive Vroom Startup Event took place at the Monte-Carlo Yacht Club – a fundraising event with the purpose of uniting select tech companies with extraordinary potential, such as tech executives and investors.
9 May, 2017
CHPG invested in new equipment
The Princess Grace Hospital Centre or CHPG has now invested in nuclear medicine with the acquisition of a new cardiac gamma camera! But don’t be alarmed by the terminology. This recent acquisition points to the progress of hospital treatments, especially in the field of cardiovascular diseases.
9 May, 2017
Launch of the Data+ Project
This Friday, a joint press conference was held by the Prince's Government/SMEG on the imminent launch of the Data+ survey.
9 May, 2017
Top 5 Monaco Princely News: “Bordeline”, trip to Bratislava and fashion show
On Monday 1 May, Prince Albert II of Monaco visited Philippe Pasqua's exhibition entitled "Borderline" at the Oceanographic Museum. From 5 May to 30 September, the public will be able to discover twelve monumental works by the sculptor Philippe Pasqua, including seven unpublished works.
8 May, 2017
Rise of the jellyfish
There was an odd sight recently as a jellyfish invasion was spotted on the beaches of Monaco. However, it would seem these creatures are harmless and their yearly appearance is quite normal. A surprise turned to panic for some.
8 May, 2017
Monaco takes step closer to French title after beating Nancy
Monaco moved closer to winning the French league and reaching 150 goals for the season with a comfortable 3-0 win at struggling Nancy on Saturday. Earlier, Paris Saint-Germain maintained its slim hopes of retaining the title with a 5-0 home win against Bastia.
7 May, 2017
Yachts
Top 6 yacht stories of the week
We selected for you top 6 yacht stories of the last week at Yacht Harbour. 1. Norwegian billionaire to build 181.6-metre Espen Oeino designed vessel Kjell Inge Røkke, the Norwegian billionaire industrialist, has contracted a 181.6-metre vessel from Norway-based shipyard, Vard that will be designed by Espen Oeino.
7 May, 2017
Surrealist dinner party at Monte-Carlo’s Casino
Rolls-Royce, Hermes and other more discreet clients, like the heads of state. Charles Kaisin’s list of sponsors is as spectacular as his famous "surrealist dinners".
7 May, 2017
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