Monaco Weekly News

This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest stories from Monaco, beginning with a spectacular new addition to the Principality’s sporting calendar. Family entertainment has also returned to Monaco as the Piedon Circus arrived in Fontvieille on August the 6th. Described as the world’s smallest circus, the sixth-generation family troupe has been touring France for more than a century. Led by William Piedon, just six performers deliver a 90-minute show combining acrobatics, animal acts and plenty of family fun.With the Vuelta a España’s Grand Départ now just days away, Monaco’s volunteer teams are preparing for one of the Principality’s biggest sporting events of the summer. On August the 6th, around 184 riders were confirmed for the opening individual time trial on August the 22nd, while volunteers received their final briefing ahead of taking up positions across 26 key locations around Monaco.Motoring has proved a major attraction at the Grimaldi Forum, where the summer exhibition Monaco and the Automobile from 1893 to the Present Day welcomed more than 40,000 visitors during July. The exhibition’s impressive collection of historic vehicles and archives, combined with immersive scenography, has attracted families and a new generation of young automotive enthusiasts, with organisers hoping to surpass 75,000 visitors before it closes.Monaco-based Venturi Group is also helping take the automobile beyond Earth. Through a partnership with California-based Astrolab, the company is contributing to NASA’s Artemis programme and the development of lunar exploration vehicles. Astrolab’s CLV-1 rover is designed to transport astronauts and scientific equipment across the Moon’s south pole, supporting ambitions for a sustained human presence on the lunar surface.Monaco celebrated one of its most important traditional religious festivals on August the 9th as Saint Roman’s Day brought music, faith and Monegasque heritage together. Festivities included a procession through Monaco-Ville accompanied by traditional music, followed by a Mass celebrated in the Monegasque language at the Cathedral and a procession to the Saint-Martin Gardens.Tourism has also remained resilient in Monaco despite a challenging international economic climate. Hotel occupancy in July remained broadly in line with the same period last year, with visitors from the United States continuing to represent the Principality’s largest international market, followed by France, the United Kingdom and Italy.The Principality is also reminding residents that blood donations remain essential, with demand continuing to exceed available supplies. Donations can be used for patients undergoing cancer treatment, accident victims, surgical procedures and women experiencing complications during childbirth. People aged between 18 and 70 can donate following a medical assessment designed to protect both donors and recipients.Meanwhile, a wildlife rescue centre supported by Her Serene Highness Princess Charlene is facing an unprecedented summer workload. Instinct Animal, based in Saint-Cézaire-sur-Siagne, has treated around 2,400 wild animals since the beginning of the year. The intense summer heat has placed particular pressure on the centre, with large numbers of injured and distressed swifts among the animals requiring care.This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Alessia Castelli, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Monaco Woman Magazine. In an exclusive interview, she discusses the changing role of women in Monaco, the stories and personalities shaping the Principality, and her vision for creating a platform that celebrates the women making an impact both locally and internationally.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletter Follow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Alessia Castelli, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Monaco Woman Magazine. In an exclusive interview, she discusses the changing role of women in Monaco, the stories and personalities shaping the Principality, and her vision for creating a platform that celebrates the women making an impact both locally and internationally.


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This week marks a special milestone as NEWS.MC TV celebrates its 100th episode. To mark the occasion, we bring you another round-up of the biggest stories from Monaco, beginning with a major signing for AS Monaco ahead of the new football season.AS Monaco completed the signing of French striker Matthis Abline on July the 30th, securing the 23-year-old on a five-year contract from Nantes. After contributing eight goals and seven assists last season, Abline arrives in the Principality in a deal reportedly worth between €25 million and €30 million, strengthening Monaco's attacking options ahead of the new campaign.Music filled the Cour d'Honneur of the Prince's Palace on July the 30th as the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra continued its celebrated summer concert series. Conducted by Juraj Valčuha, the programme featured works by Bernstein, Sibelius and Prokofiev, while acclaimed Japanese violinist Sayaka Shoji captivated audiences with an outstanding performance of Sibelius's Violin Concerto on her 1729 Stradivarius.Monaco's commitment to animal welfare remains at the heart of the redevelopment of the Rainier III Zoo. Announced on July the 31st, the long-term project continues with the careful relocation of nearly 450 animals representing around 70 species, ensuring their wellbeing while work progresses on creating a modern conservation-focused facility.One of the biggest transfers of the summer has also been completed, with Maghnes Akliouche joining Paris Saint-Germain from AS Monaco. The reported €50 million deal follows months of negotiations, making the talented attacking midfielder the most expensive signing in Ligue 1 during the current transfer window.Conservation efforts extended far beyond the Principality on August the 1st as the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation awarded its prestigious Camp Monaco Prize. The $100,000 award will support research protecting the Greater Yellowstone ecosystem from the spread of invasive cheatgrass, continuing a scientific partnership inspired by the pioneering expeditions of Prince Albert I.Monaco joined commemorations on August the 3rd marking the European Day of Remembrance for the Roma and Sinti Holocaust. Representatives gathered at the former Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp to honour the thousands of Roma and Sinti victims murdered during the liquidation of the so-called "Gypsy Family Camp" in August 1944.Public safety has also been strengthened in the Principality with new regulations banning flares, Bengal lights and other open flames in entertainment venues. Introduced following the tragic nightclub fire in Crans-Montana, the measures reinforce Monaco's already rigorous fire safety standards for restaurants, clubs and live entertainment venues.Marine conservation returned to Monaco's waters on August the 4th as the ACCOBAMS Survey Initiative resumed its international research campaign. Scientists aboard the research vessel Song of the Whale are combining ship-based observations with aerial surveys to monitor whales, dolphins and other marine wildlife across the Mediterranean, updating data first collected during the landmark 2018 survey.And to celebrate this landmark broadcast, NEWS.MC TV's 100th guest is Seb Delanney, the internationally recognised automotive and lifestyle influencer. In an exclusive interview, Seb discusses his passion for performance cars, the evolution of digital content creation, and why Monaco continues to be one of the world's premier destinations for automotive culture.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletter Follow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

And to celebrate this landmark broadcast, NEWS.MC TV's 100th guest is Seb Delanney, the internationally recognised automotive and lifestyle influencer. In an exclusive interview, Seb discusses his passion for performance cars, the evolution of digital content creation, and why Monaco continues to be one of the world's premier destinations for automotive culture.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletter Follow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest stories from Monaco, beginning with a musical celebration of the Principality abroad. On July the 23rd, the Little Singers of Monaco performed in Ljubljana as part of their annual European tour. As summer temperatures continue to rise, Monaco’s firefighters are strengthening their readiness for wildfire season. Since July the 23rd, crews have been carrying out weekly training exercises focused on tackling vegetation fires, protecting vulnerable buildings and coordinating emergency operations using the internationally recognised "30-30-30" wildfire risk assessment.A cherished community hub has reopened its doors after an extensive restoration project. On July the 23rd, Monaco’s Lamartine Space welcomed residents back following 18 months of renovation caused by significant water damage. Monaco’s commitment to sustainability is also giving the Stade Louis II a new legacy. Thousands of the stadium’s iconic yellow seats are being recycled instead of discarded as renovation works continue. Innovation is taking to the skies as Riviera start-up Flyde prepares to revolutionise maritime logistics. Announced on July the 24th, the company plans to launch a fully electric drone delivery service for boats anchored offshore following successful trials in Port Hercule. The new system promises faster deliveries while reducing emissions across the French Riviera.Monaco marked World Drowning Prevention Day on July the 25th with a major public awareness event at the Rainier III Nautical Stadium. Organised by the Princess Charlene of Monaco Foundation alongside Monaco City Hall and local emergency services, the day featured rescue demonstrations, first aid workshops and displays of specialist equipment used by firefighters, the Red Cross and the Maritime Police.The Oceanographic Institute is bringing the beauty and fragility of the Mediterranean to a wider audience through a new photography exhibition.Business leaders are also being invited to support ocean protection through a new initiative launched on July the 25th. During its annual Summer Party, the Friends of the Oceanographic Museum introduced The Circle, a corporate membership programme designed to help fund marine research, educational projects and the preservation of the museum’s unique collections.Monaco is investing in the future of world-class athletics with the resurfacing of the Stade Louis II running track. Work began on July the 27th to install a new high-performance surface that will maintain the venue’s World Athletics certification and ensure it continues to host elite international competitions for years to come.The Principality’s renowned Cardio-Thoracic Centre is looking towards an ambitious new chapter. On July the 27th, newly appointed Deputy Chairman Professor Thierry Mesana outlined plans to strengthen the institution’s global reputation by expanding innovation in cardiac care while building on its internationally recognised clinical expertise.Monaco is also strengthening its international economic partnerships. During a visit on July the 28th and 29th, a high-level delegation from Bahrain met representatives from Invest Monaco, Société des Bains de Mer, the Yacht Club de Monaco and the International University of Monaco to explore new opportunities for cooperation in business, investment and innovation.This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Olga Taran, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Hello Monaco Magazine. In an exclusive interview, she discusses the evolution of Monaco’s media landscape, the stories shaping the Principality’s international image, and the growing global audience fascinated by life in Monaco.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletter Follow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Olga Taran, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Hello Monaco Magazine. In an exclusive interview, she discusses the evolution of Monaco’s media landscape, the stories shaping the Principality’s international image, and the growing global audience fascinated by life in Monaco.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletter Follow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest stories from Monaco, beginning with the inauguration of a new centre dedicated to improving the lives of adults with disabilities. On July the 16th, His Serene Highness Prince Albert II officially opened Delphine’s House in Annot, Alpes-de-Haute-Provence. Supported by the Monaco Disease Power association, the residential facility offers specialised accommodation and long-term support for people with disabilities.Monaco’s commitment to humanitarian aid was also on display on July the 16th, when Prince Albert II visited the Humanitarian Firefighters 06 Menton association to mark the delivery of a new refrigerated truck. The vehicle, funded largely through the generosity of the Principality, will help transport food safely to families in need across the region.Music took centre stage at Fort Antoine Theatre as French pop star Styleto made her Monaco debut on July the 16th. Her performance launched Kaleido, a new initiative by the Department of Cultural Affairs designed to introduce younger audiences to live music and cultural events. The singer said she had fallen in love with the Principality and hoped to return soon.Sport and tradition came together on July the 17th as Prince Albert II visited the Tour de France during its longest stage between Dole and Belfort. Continuing a tradition spanning more than three decades, the Sovereign met Tour director Christian Prudhomme and praised the enduring appeal of cycling’s greatest race while reflecting on Tadej Pogačar’s extraordinary performances this season.The glamour of Monaco’s summer calendar returned on July the 18th with the 77th Monaco Red Cross Gala. Their Serene Highnesses Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene opened the evening with a dance before welcoming distinguished guests, including Camille Gottlieb. The prestigious charity event once again raised vital funds to support the humanitarian work of the Monaco Red Cross.Monaco’s rising rugby stars celebrated a major achievement on July the 20th as the Principality’s Under-18 rugby sevens team secured promotion to Europe’s top division. After finishing runners-up at the European Trophy tournament in Budapest, the young squad capped another outstanding season for Monegasque rugby.A remarkable piece of Monaco’s royal history returned to the spotlight on July the 20th with the screening of a restored version of The Wedding of Monaco. Seventy years after the marriage of Prince Rainier III and Grace Kelly captivated the world, the documentary was shown in the Court of Honour of the Prince’s Palace following an extensive restoration based on newly discovered original film reels.Monaco and Slovenia celebrated two decades of diplomatic relations on July the 22nd with commemorative events held in Ljubljana. Representing the Principality, Minister Céline Caron-Dagioni joined senior Slovenian officials for the anniversary celebrations, which highlighted the strong partnership between the two nations and featured a performance by the Little Singers of Monaco.This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Marguerite Boffa, founder of Baletu Arte Jazz Monaco. In an exclusive interview, she discusses the school’s mission to inspire young dancers, the importance of artistic education in Monaco, and how dance continues to bring together creativity, discipline and community.


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This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Marguerite Boffa, founder of Baletu Arte Jazz Monaco. In an exclusive interview, she discusses the school’s mission to inspire young dancers, the importance of artistic education in Monaco, and how dance continues to bring together creativity, discipline and community.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletter Follow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with @MonacoInfo Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest news from Monaco.Monaco’s Embassy in France and Permanent Delegation to UNESCO welcomed diplomats and distinguished guests to Paris to celebrate the 21st anniversary of the accession of His Serene Highness Prince Albert II. Innovation was also in the spotlight as Monaco Boost celebrated its fifth anniversary. Since opening its doors in Fontvieille, the business incubator has supported almost 100 start-ups and entrepreneurs, reinforcing Monaco’s ambition to become a hub for innovation and sustainable economic development.The Principality has also stepped up its efforts to combat financial crime with the launch of a new professional certification programme dedicated to anti-money laundering, terrorist financing and corruption prevention. Music filled the Cour d'Honneur of the Prince’s Palace as the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra opened the 2026 summer concert season with a stirring performance of Gustav Mahler’s Fifth Symphony under the baton of renowned conductor Philippe Jordan, continuing a tradition established more than half a century ago by Prince Rainier III.Monaco reinforced its commitment to greener shipping by supporting a major European maritime decarbonisation project involving Monaco-based shipping group Scorpio. The initiative focuses on pioneering hydrogen-powered fuel cell technology capable of producing zero-carbon electricity for commercial vessels.World-class athletics returned to the Stade Louis II as the Herculis EBS Meeting once again delivered an unforgettable Diamond League spectacle. Thousands of spectators witnessed a world record, two Diamond League records and a host of outstanding performances from some of the biggest names in international athletics.Fight Aids Monaco celebrated its 22nd annual gala with a spectacular tribute to the legendary rock band Queen and its iconic frontman Freddie Mercury. Hosted by Her Serene Highness Princess Stéphanie at the Salle des Étoiles, the evening raised vital funds to support the association’s work for people living with HIV.The Academy of the Sea celebrated the graduation of its third class following two weeks of intensive study dedicated to ocean conservation, maritime law, marine science and the blue economy. Participants from around the world received their certificates after completing the multidisciplinary programme.At Opera Gallery Monaco, a major new exhibition is exploring the explosive creativity of 1980s America. American 80s: From Warhol to Basquiat brings together works by some of the era’s most influential artists, celebrating a decade that transformed contemporary art and popular culture.A major milestone was reached in the construction of Monaco’s new Princess Grace Hospital as the first completed building was officially handed over to hospital teams. His Serene Highness Prince Albert II marked the occasion by touring the state-of-the-art facility, which represents the largest public construction project in the Principality’s history.Finally, Monaco joined France in commemorating Bastille Day while paying tribute to the victims of the 2016 Nice terrorist attack. Their Serene Highnesses Prince Albert II and Princess Charlène attended the moving ceremony alongside French President Emmanuel Macron, marking ten years since the tragedy and honouring the victims, survivors and emergency services.This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Mario Hintermeyer, President of the Garden of Life Foundation in Bali. In an exclusive interview, he discusses the foundation’s humanitarian and environmental initiatives, its work supporting vulnerable communities, and the importance of sustainable development and international cooperation.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletter Follow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Mario Hintermeyer, President of the Garden of Life Foundation in Bali. In an exclusive interview, he discusses the foundation’s humanitarian and environmental initiatives, its work supporting vulnerable communities, and the importance of sustainable development and international cooperation.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletter Follow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest news from Monaco.The Monte-Carlo International Jumping celebrated its 20th anniversary as Port Hercule welcomed around 250 horses and riders from across the globe for three days of world-class showjumping. From rising young talents to the sport’s biggest stars, the event culminated in the prestigious Longines Global Champions Tour Grand Prix.Monaco’s next generation of leaders also took centre stage as the National Youth Council concluded its latest session. After months of research into the opportunities and risks of the digital age, six young councillors presented recommendations aimed at strengthening online safety, including proposals to limit social media access for children under the age of 15.Art lovers were treated to a major new exhibition at Villa Paloma, where Victor Brauner: The Magical Adventure explores the life and work of the influential surrealist painter. Featuring more than 160 works, many displayed publicly for the first time, the exhibition was visited by Her Royal Highness the Princess of Hanover.Monaco's bombing investigation took a significant turn as prosecutors revealed new details surrounding last year's attack. Authorities identified a Ukrainian national as the principal suspect, issued an Interpol Red Notice and outlined an international investigation spanning several European countries.Healthcare in the Principality took another technological leap forward as the Princess Grace Hospital unveiled the Da Vinci 5 robotic surgical system. The next-generation platform has already completed its first procedures, including France's first gynaecological operation performed using the new technology.During their scientific expedition to Greenland with the Oceanographic Institute of Monaco, Their Serene Highnesses Prince Albert II and Princess Charlène paid tribute to legendary French polar explorer Commander Jean-Baptiste Charcot during a ceremony held off the coast of Iceland.The Monte-Carlo Ballet celebrated four decades of artistic excellence with a special reunion at the Grimaldi Forum. Around 150 former dancers returned to mark the company's 40th anniversary alongside Her Royal Highness the Princess of Hanover and Artistic Director Jean-Christophe Maillot.Across the Atlantic, Monaco's maritime heritage is flying the Principality's flag as the Yacht Club de Monaco's historic yachts Tuiga and Viola embark on a three-month tour of the United States. Following New York's Independence Day celebrations, the iconic vessels will compete in classic regattas while promoting Monaco's rich sailing tradition.Innovation under sail continued in Lorient, where Team Malizia unveiled its brand-new IMOCA racing yacht. After two years of development and more than 85,000 hours of construction, skipper Boris Herrmann's latest offshore racer is preparing for sea trials ahead of a demanding international campaign.A new tourism study has highlighted Monaco's growing global appeal. Conducted by IMSEE and the Monaco Government Tourist and Convention Authority, the survey revealed that more than 6.7 million people visited the Principality in 2025, generating almost €1.4 billion in direct visitor spending.Meanwhile, the Yacht Club de Monaco launched the 13th Energy Boat Challenge, bringing together university teams from around the world to develop pioneering zero-emission marine technologies.This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by David Ozararat, President of SoftConstruct and VBET. In an exclusive interview, he discusses the company's international growth, advances in technology and innovation, and the opportunities shaping the future of digital business and sports entertainment.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletter Follow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by David Ozararat, President of SoftConstruct and VBET. In an exclusive interview, he discusses the company's international growth, advances in technology and innovation, and the opportunities shaping the future of digital business and sports entertainment.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletter Follow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest news from Monaco, beginning with a celebration of youth and community spirit. On Wednesday, June 24, the Princess Stéphanie Youth Centre marked its 40th anniversary with a colourful performance at the Théâtre des Variétés. Children and teenagers took audiences on a musical journey through the centre’s history, celebrating four decades of creative, sporting and educational activities for young people in the Principality.Monaco’s Labour Court celebrated a major milestone on Thursday, June 25, commemorating its 80th anniversary in the presence of His Serene Highness Prince Albert II. The ceremony highlighted the institution’s long-standing role in preserving social harmony, with an emphasis on resolving workplace disputes through dialogue and conciliation.Also on Thursday, June 25, legal experts gathered for a symposium examining Monaco’s relationship with the European Court of Human Rights. Organised during the Principality’s presidency of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe, discussions focused on the application of European human rights law and the protection of fundamental freedoms.Philosophy also took centre stage as the 10th PhiloMonaco Prize ceremony honoured outstanding works of contemporary thought. Held under the presidency of Charlotte Casiraghi, the event recognised author Estelle Ferrarese with the Best Essay Prize, while two local students received the 2026 High School Students’ Prize.Environmental cooperation was celebrated on Friday, June 26, as His Serene Highness Prince Albert II and Princess Charlène joined French and Italian representatives to mark the 50th anniversary of the RAMOGE Agreement, highlighting five decades of collaboration to protect the Mediterranean Sea.The Sovereign also travelled to Antibes the same day to take part in celebrations marking the 400th anniversary of the French Navy. During the ceremony, Prince Albert II presented military preparation badges to young trainees and recognised outstanding achievements by participants from across the region.Maritime protection remained in focus on Saturday, June 27, when RAMOGE anniversary events continued with live demonstrations of pollution response capabilities. Prince Albert II observed anti-pollution vessels and operational exercises showcasing the close cooperation between Monaco, France and Italy in responding to environmental emergencies.Literature and the arts came together during the second Franco-Monegasque International Literary Festival, where 57 authors and, for the first time, 13 contemporary artists gathered to engage with the public through exhibitions, performances and discussions.Monaco’s emergency services were strengthened on Monday, June 29, as nine newly trained firefighters officially joined the Principality’s Fire Brigade after completing four months of intensive preparation. During a formal ceremony, the recruits received their operational helmets before beginning active service.The week concluded with Monaco responding to a major criminal investigation after a suspected parcel bomb exploded near Place des Moulins on the evening of Monday, June 29, injuring five people. Authorities believe the blast was a targeted attempted assassination rather than an act of terrorism. Investigators continue to work closely with their French counterparts as the search for the suspect remains ongoing.This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Martika, the Monaco-based influencer whose growing online presence has made her one of the Principality’s most recognisable digital personalities. In an exclusive interview, she discusses life in Monaco, building a successful social media career, and the opportunities and challenges of creating content in the digital age.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletter Follow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Martika, the Monaco-based influencer whose growing online presence has made her one of the Principality’s most recognisable digital personalities. In an exclusive interview, she discusses life in Monaco, building a successful social media career, and the opportunities and challenges of creating content in the digital age.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletter Follow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by professional stand-up jet ski racer Lisa Caussin Battaglia, who discusses her career, international competition, and representing Monaco on the world stage.
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This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest headlines from across the Principality.We begin at the Prince’s Palace, where the exhibition The Wedding of the Century has opened, marking the 70th anniversary of Prince Rainier III’s marriage to Grace Kelly with hundreds of rarely seen archives and historic objects.Young speakers of the Monegasque language were honoured at the annual language competition, while Monaco also commemorated General Charles de Gaulle’s historic Appeal of 18 June with official ceremonies and a musical tribute.Sport and environmental awareness came together during The Crossing, as competitors completed a 225-kilometre Waterbike relay from Italy to Monaco in support of ocean conservation.Monaco also hosted a major discussion on women’s rights during its Presidency of the Council of Europe’s Committee of Ministers, while the Financial Action Task Force recognised significant progress in the Principality’s anti-money laundering reforms.Minister of State Christophe Mirmand presented Monaco’s European priorities before the Parliamentary Assembly in Strasbourg, as the Principality continued its six-month presidency.Around 30 new police recruits officially joined the Directorate of Public Safety after completing their training as the Charlotte Casiraghi Class of 2026, and the latest edition of Monaco in Numbers offered a detailed snapshot of the Principality’s economy and population.Traditional celebrations also returned to Palace Square with the Saint John bonfire attended by the Princely Family.In sport, the Roca Team captured its third French championship title after an unforgettable Game 5 victory over Paris Basketball.This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by professional stand-up jet ski racer Lisa Caussin Battaglia, who discusses her career, international competition, and representing Monaco on the world stage.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletter Follow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest news from Monaco.Young people took centre stage on June 11 as Monaco’s Youth Advisory Committee gathered for its eighth session at Lycée Rainier III. Around 20 representatives from schools, associations and socio-educational centres came together to discuss the issues that matter most to the Principality’s younger generation, ensuring their voices continue to play a role in shaping Monaco’s future.A powerful moment of solidarity unfolded in Port Hercule as the Sails of Hope flotilla arrived in Monaco. The initiative welcomed 80 children in cancer remission aboard 40 sailing boats, offering a week of adventure, friendship and personal growth designed to help them move beyond the challenges of illness.Sporting achievement was celebrated during Monaco’s UNSS awards ceremony, where nearly 140 students were recognised for their performances, commitment and fair play throughout the school year. At the National Council, elected officials adopted a series of significant social reforms aimed at strengthening support for vulnerable residents. The measures include improvements to disability legislation, enhanced assistance for families and the creation of a new legal status for carers.In France, Fight Aids Monaco marked the 16th anniversary of the Maison de Vie in Carpentras with the inauguration of a new creative arts space. Designed for residents living with HIV, the project encourages self-expression and personal development through artistic activities.Elite athletes gathered in the region for the fourth Monaco Water Ski Cup, where many of the world's top competitors went head-to-head in slalom and tricks competitions on Lac du Vaudois in Roquebrune-sur-Argens.Monaco also welcomed delegates from French and Italian municipalities linked to the Grimaldi dynasty for the seventh Meeting of Historic Grimaldi Sites.The celebrations continued with a spectacular sound and light show projected onto the façade of the Prince’s Palace. The immersive display retraced the history of the Grimaldi family and highlighted the enduring connections between Monaco and its historic territories.The spotlight then turned to the Grimaldi Forum as the 65th Monte-Carlo Television Festival welcomed international stars, industry leaders and television fans from around the world. Opened by His Serene Highness Prince Albert II, the festival once again confirmed its place among the most prestigious events in global television.The Principality also strengthened international economic relations as India’s Minister of Commerce and Industry, Piyush Goyal, visited Monaco for high-level meetings with government officials aimed at deepening cooperation and expanding bilateral opportunities.Meanwhile, Monaco placed the fight against money laundering and terrorist financing high on the European agenda by hosting a major conference in Strasbourg during its presidency of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe. Representatives from all 46 member states gathered to discuss emerging financial threats and international cooperation.In sport, the Roca Team responded emphatically in the Betclic Elite finals, defeating Paris Basketball 102-90 to level the championship series at one game apiece. Led by standout performances from Matthew Strazel and Alpha Diallo, Monaco reclaimed home-court advantage ahead of the next games at Gaston Médecin.This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Pierre Van Klaveren, co-founder of VKP Business Advisors. In an exclusive interview, he discusses the challenges facing modern businesses, Monaco’s evolving economic landscape, and how strategic advisory services can help companies navigate growth and change in an increasingly competitive global environment.
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This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Pierre Van Klaveren, co-founder of VKP Business Advisors. In an exclusive interview, he discusses the challenges facing modern businesses, Monaco’s evolving economic landscape, and how strategic advisory services can help companies navigate growth and change in an increasingly competitive global environment.
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This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest stories from Monaco, beginning with a night of football, celebrity and charity at Stade Louis II. The Racing Stars Football Cup returned ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix, with the Barbagiuans de Monaco defeating the Nazionale Piloti 6-2 in front of a packed crowd. Formula 1 drivers Pierre Gasly, Carlos Sainz and Isack Hadjar joined football legends and entertainers in support of charitable causes.As Grand Prix weekend got underway, Their Serene Highnesses Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene visited the circuit to meet some of the hundreds of people working behind the scenes. The Princely Couple attended the presentation of the Monaco Fire Brigade’s new emergency vehicles before greeting volunteers from the Monegasque Red Cross.Formula 1 fever swept through the Principality as thousands of fans gathered in La Condamine and along the pit lane to catch a glimpse of the sport’s biggest names. Charles Leclerc received a hero’s welcome from local supporters, while Max Verstappen, Lewis Hamilton, Pierre Gasly and Kimi Antonelli were also greeted by enthusiastic crowds.On race day, Kimi Antonelli continued his remarkable season by claiming victory at the Monaco Grand Prix. The young Mercedes driver converted pole position into a fifth consecutive win despite a dramatic race featuring multiple incidents, Safety Cars and a red flag.In business news, the Federation of Monegasque Enterprises made its debut at the Entreprenariales trade fair in Nice. The event focused on strengthening economic cooperation across the Riviera and highlighted opportunities for regional development.Monaco’s home-grown martial art Paijeda gained international recognition at UNESCO’s annual Sport and Well-being Day. Representatives of the Monegasque Federation of Paijeda demonstrated the discipline as part of an event promoting peace, cultural exchange and social cohesion through sport.More than 70 schoolchildren took part in Water Safety Day at Larvotto Beach, organised by the Princess Charlene Foundation. Through practical workshops and rescue demonstrations, youngsters learned valuable lifesaving skills aimed at preventing drowning accidents.Monte-Carlo Société des Bains de Mer announced the strongest financial results in its history, reporting revenues of €861 million for the year ending March 2026. The record performance was driven by growth across hospitality, gaming and property activities.Monaco’s Attractiveness Unit has also entered a new chapter with its rebranding as Invest Monaco. The new identity is designed to strengthen the Principality’s international profile while supporting entrepreneurs, investors and new residents looking to establish themselves in Monaco.In sport, the Roca Team booked its place in a fifth consecutive Betclic Élite final after defeating Nanterre to win their semi-final series. Despite injury setbacks throughout the playoffs, Monaco delivered another resilient performance to keep its French championship ambitions alive.This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Ian Cockerill. In an exclusive interview, the CEO of Endeavour Mining discusses the company’s growth strategy, the future of responsible mining, and the challenges and opportunities facing the global resources sector.
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This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Ian Cockerill. In an exclusive interview, the CEO of Endeavour Mining discusses the company’s growth strategy, the future of responsible mining, and the challenges and opportunities facing the global resources sector.
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This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest developments from Monaco, beginning with the Blue Economy and Finance Forum, which returned to the Principality on May 28 and 29. Bringing together more than 300 investors, business leaders, policymakers and scientists, the event focused on turning ocean conservation into concrete investment opportunities and accelerating sustainable economic growth.Monaco’s ambitions beyond Earth also took a major step forward. On May 28, NASA confirmed the selection of Venturi Astrolab as one of two suppliers for a crewed lunar rover for the Artemis programme. The vehicle will incorporate wheel and battery technologies developed by Monaco-based Venturi Space, placing Monegasque innovation at the heart of future Moon exploration.In education, the first phase of the renovation of Lycée Albert Ier has been completed ahead of this year’s baccalaureate examinations. The upgraded facilities include renovated classrooms, improved insulation, modern ventilation systems and air conditioning, providing a more comfortable learning environment for students.Environmental awareness is taking centre stage along the Larvotto promenade, where Prince Albert II inaugurated a new open-air photography exhibition on May 29. Featuring 36 powerful images highlighting wildlife, natural beauty and the effects of climate change, the exhibition forms part of the Environmental Photography Award organised by the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation.Monaco’s athletes also delivered strong performances at the European Athletics Championships for Small States, held at Stade Louis II on May 30 and 31. More than 250 competitors from 17 nations took part, while the event served as an important rehearsal ahead of the Games of the Small States of Europe, which Monaco will host next year.Across the Atlantic, the historic yacht Twiga has arrived in New York ahead of celebrations marking the 250th anniversary of American independence. The flagship of the Yacht Club de Monaco will participate in what is expected to be the largest peacetime naval parade ever organised in the United States.Marine protection remains high on Monaco’s agenda as celebrations marking the 50th anniversary of the RAMOGE Agreement got underway in Genoa. The initiative, launched in 1976 at the request of Prince Rainier III, has played a key role in protecting nearly 23,000 square kilometres of Mediterranean waters shared by Monaco, France and Italy.On the diplomatic front, Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene travelled to Madrid on June 1 to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Monaco’s diplomatic representation in Spain, highlighting the longstanding relationship between the two nations.The Automobile Club de Monaco hosted its annual charity gala in support of the Cédric and Christophe Flaujac Foundation, raising funds to help young athletes from Monaco and the surrounding region pursue their sporting ambitions.In basketball, the Roca Team’s Betclic Élite semi-final series against Nanterre is finely poised at 1-1. Monaco opened with an impressive 103-88 victory before Nanterre responded with a crucial road win to level the series and seize home-court advantage heading into the next games.This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Antoine Bahri, founder of Carlo App. In an exclusive interview, he discusses the evolution of Monaco’s digital mobility ecosystem, the growth of the Carlo platform, and how technology is helping reshape everyday transport and local commerce in the Principality.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletter Follow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Antoine Bahri, founder of Carlo App. In an exclusive interview, he discusses the evolution of Monaco’s digital mobility ecosystem, the growth of the Carlo platform, and how technology is helping reshape everyday transport and local commerce in the Principality.
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This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest headlines from across the Principality, beginning with a discussion highlighting why Monaco continues to attract international residents from around the world. During an event held on May the 21st, residents shared their experiences of relocating to Monaco, pointing to the Principality’s stability, security, business opportunities and quality of life as major factors behind its growing international appeal.Entrepreneurship also took centre stage as the Stelios Philanthropic Foundation hosted the second edition of the Young Entrepreneur Awards on May the 21st. Five start-ups from Monaco and the French Riviera were recognised during the ceremony, with a total of seventy thousand euros awarded to support innovation and local job creation.Diplomatic activity intensified in the Principality as Monaco welcomed around sixty parliamentarians from across Europe for the Standing Committee of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe on May the 22nd. Their Serene Highnesses Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene received delegates at the Prince’s Palace as discussions focused on European cooperation, democracy and media freedom.Economic reform and international standards were the focus of the latest Eco Monaco conference organised by the Monaco Economic Board and Nice-Matin at Monacotech on May the 22nd. Business leaders and institutional representatives examined how compliance reforms linked to Monaco’s FATF grey list status are reshaping the Principality’s economic environment.Sporting action arrived at the Louis II Stadium as the 43rd Monte-Carlo International Swimming Meeting welcomed many of the world’s leading athletes as part of the Mare Nostrum tour. Several records fell during the competition, including standout performances from Hong Kong swimmer Siobhan Haughey in the freestyle events.At the Caserne des Moneghetti, Monaco’s newest Carabiniers officially joined the Compagnie des Carabiniers du Prince during a formal ceremony on May the 26th. Following four months of intensive training, the recruits received their insignia marking the start of their operational service to the Principality and the Princely Family.Environmental protection took centre stage at the Oceanographic Museum as the 17th Monaco Blue Initiative opened on May the 27th in the presence of His Serene Highness Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene. The international forum gathered political leaders, scientists and economic stakeholders to discuss sustainable ocean governance and the future of the blue economy.And on the basketball court, the Roca Team booked their place in the Betclic Élite semi-finals after eliminating JL Bourg in two games despite being reduced to just seven professional players. Monaco followed an 81-75 home victory with an impressive 114-103 win away at Ekinox to seal the series and continue their pursuit of another domestic title.This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Olena Prykhooko, Co-Founder of the British School of Monaco. In an exclusive interview, she discusses the school’s international vision, the growing demand for English-language education in the Principality, and how Monaco is positioning itself as an increasingly attractive destination for international families.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletter Follow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Olena Prykhodko, Co-Founder of the British School of Monaco. In an exclusive interview, she discusses the school’s international vision, the growing demand for English-language education in the Principality, and how Monaco is positioning itself as an increasingly attractive destination for international families.
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This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest headlines from Monaco, beginning with a remarkable musical performance at the Salle Garnier. On May 13, rising violin star Aozhe Zhang, winner of the 2025 Premio Paganini, performed alongside the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra in a special concert held at the initiative of Albert II, ambassador of the Paganini Foundation.Monaco’s gastronomic calendar also got underway in style as the sixth edition of the Monte-Carlo Festival of Stars opened at Blue Bay Marcel Ravin. Michelin-starred chefs Marcel Ravin and Glenn Viel collaborated on an exceptional four-hands dinner blending Caribbean and Mediterranean influences.Financial and legal matters were in focus at the Maison de France on May 14, where the Union des Français de l’Étranger hosted a conference examining French taxation rules for residents living in the Principality. The event addressed evolving fiscal obligations, residency requirements and taxation on French-based assets.On the international stage, Monaco officially assumed the six-month presidency of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe during the organisation’s 135th ministerial session in Chișinău on May 15. The presidency marks a significant diplomatic milestone for the Principality, 22 years after joining the institution.Security cooperation also took centre stage as Albert II welcomed Lucas Philippe to the Prince’s Palace on May 15 for talks focused on international policing, transnational crime and multilateral security coordination.Monaco also officially launched the 100-day countdown to the start of the Vuelta a España, which will begin in the Principality on August 22. Sporting officials, cycling representatives and local personalities gathered at Amazónico Monte-Carlo to mark the occasion ahead of the historic Grand Départ.Meanwhile, the 2026 Monaco E-Prix delivered a dramatic double-header weekend through the streets of Monte-Carlo. Dutch driver Nyck de Vries claimed victory in Saturday’s race for Mahindra Racing, securing the team’s first-ever Monaco Formula E win after a tactically impressive drive.Environmental issues were highlighted in Italy as Albert II travelled to Turin on May 18 to attend the 241st anniversary ceremony of the Academy of Agriculture of Turin, where he was named an honorary member in recognition of his longstanding environmental commitment.In business news, Monaco’s Association of Women Business Leaders elected lawyer Erika Bernardi as its new president following the organisation’s general assembly on May 20. She succeeds Johanna Houdrouge after two consecutive terms leading the association.This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Steven Saltzman, President of Monaco AVC. In an exclusive interview, he discusses the development of volleyball in the Principality, the club’s ambitions for the future, and Monaco’s growing presence on the international sporting stage.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletter Follow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Steven Saltzman, President of Monaco AVC. In an exclusive interview, he discusses the development of volleyball in the Principality, the club’s ambitions for the future, and Monaco’s growing presence on the international sporting stage.
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This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest headlines from across the Principality, beginning with Prince Albert II’s continued journey through France’s Grimaldi Historic Sites network. On May 7, the Sovereign visited Montrésor, highlighting the legacy of Imbert de Bathernay, adviser to four French kings and a historical figure connected to the Grimaldi family.Business and employment issues were also in focus this week as Monaco’s Junior Chamber of Commerce hosted a breakfast conference dedicated to recent labour law reforms. Held at the Méridien Beach Plaza on May 7, the discussion centred on Monaco’s new framework for negotiated contract terminations, bringing together legal specialists and business leaders.The following day, Prince Albert II continued his heritage tour with visits to Bridoré and Saumur, retracing family ties that link Monaco with key regions of France and reinforcing the Principality’s historical connections beyond its borders.Monaco also paused to remember the end of the Second World War in Europe during commemorations marking Victory in Europe Day on May 8. A ceremony at the Maison de France gathered officials, diplomats and members of the French community under the leadership of Ambassador Jean d’Haussonville.At the Yacht Club de Monaco, floral artistry took centre stage during the 57th International Bouquet Competition. Organised by the Garden Club of Monaco, the event welcomed participants from around the world presenting elaborate creations inspired by this year’s celestial theme. Prince Albert II and Princess Caroline attended the prize ceremony on May 10.Meanwhile, Top Marques Monaco concluded its biggest edition to date after four days at the Grimaldi Forum. More than 235 vehicles were displayed during the 21st edition of the luxury automotive show, which featured major launches from brands including Pagani, Bugatti, Maserati and Audi, alongside rare classics and ultra-exclusive hypercars.Environmental and wildlife protection also featured prominently this week. On May 11, Princess Charlene took part in the release of a young falcon in the Alpes-Maritimes after months of rehabilitation following severe injuries sustained near Nice Airport last year.Monaco also welcomed a major figure from the world of science and space exploration. Former NASA administrator and astronaut Bill Nelson met students from Collège Charles III, Lycée Albert Ier and FANB during a visit focused on innovation, scientific discovery and the future of humanity in space.In the cultural sphere, the Prince Pierre Foundation revealed the shortlist for its 2026 Literary Prize and Discovery Grant during a meeting held at the Ritz in Paris. Chaired by Princess Caroline of Hanover, the foundation continues to play a major role in promoting Francophone literature and emerging authors.And finally, sport and philanthropy came together at the Monte-Carlo Golf Club, where a charity tournament in support of the Princess Charlene of Monaco Foundation raised awareness for water safety and drowning prevention initiatives. Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene attended the awards ceremony and met participants supporting the cause.This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Gabriela Manescu, founder of Body Tailor Monaco. In an exclusive interview, she discusses personalised wellness, the growing demand for bespoke fitness programmes in Monaco, and how her approach combines physical performance with long-term wellbeing.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Gabriela Manescu, founder of Body Tailor Monaco. In an exclusive interview, she discusses personalised wellness, the growing demand for bespoke fitness programmes in Monaco, and how her approach combines physical performance with long-term wellbeing.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest headlines from Monaco and beyond.Prince Albert II received one of the French military’s most symbolic distinctions on April the 30th, when he was named an Honorary Corporal of the French Foreign Legion during commemorations of the Battle of Camerone in Aubagne.Monaco also celebrated culture and artistic achievement at the sixth edition of the Maria Callas Monaco Gala and Awards. Held at the Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo, the ceremony honoured leading figures from the arts while paying tribute to the legendary soprano’s historic connection to the Principality.Young voices took centre stage as the 19th session of Monaco’s Youth Economic, Social and Environmental Council wrapped up on April the 30th. Thirty-five secondary school students presented a series of proposals focused on school life, culture and youth engagement in public debate.On the international front, Monaco strengthened its ties with the United States through a new cooperation agreement signed with the America 250 Commission on May the 1st. The partnership aims to deepen collaboration in areas ranging from culture and environmental protection to education and space exploration.Prince Albert II also travelled to Saint-Honorat Island on May the 2nd to attend a religious ceremony marking the arrival of a new abbot at the historic monastery, a site closely linked to Monaco’s heritage.Former French Prime Minister Michel Barnier was in the Principality on May the 3rd for a conference organised by the Monaco Mediterranean Foundation. Speaking about Europe’s future, Barnier argued that the European Union must become more politically united if it wants to maintain influence on the global stage.Meanwhile, the eighth European Political Community summit was held in Yerevan on May the 4th, bringing together leaders and delegations from across the continent. Prince Albert II took part in discussions centred on economic resilience, connectivity and the ecological transition.Monaco also welcomed representatives from 79 countries for the opening of the 81st General Assembly of the International Military Sports Council. Hosted at the Fairmont Monte Carlo, the event focused on the role of sport in promoting dialogue and peace ahead of the 2027 World Military Games.A seasonal tradition returned to the Prince’s Palace on May the 4th as the Prince’s Carabiniers officially switched from their winter uniforms to the white summer attire during the daily changing of the guard ceremony.Environmental awareness set sail from Monaco this week as the historic yacht Wiki departed Port Hercule on a three-year Mediterranean expedition. The project, part of the Help Save the Med initiative, will combine scientific outreach, education and environmental advocacy across 24 countries and territories.Prince Albert II also began a two-day visit to France on May the 6th, retracing historical links between the Grimaldi family and the village of Bathernay in the Drôme region.In sport, the Roca Team’s EuroLeague adventure came to an end after a heavy home defeat to Olympiacos, who completed a 3-0 playoff sweep. Despite flashes of resistance from Mike James and Matthew Strazel, Monaco struggled to cope with the Greek side’s firepower and depth.And this week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by former Formula One driver and Valtoria president Pastor Maldonado, who discusses life after F1, his latest projects, and Monaco’s enduring place in the world of motorsport.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by former Formula One driver and Valtoria president Pastor Maldonado, who discusses life after F1, his latest projects, and Monaco’s enduring place in the world of motorsport.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with @MonacoInfo Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest stories from across the Principality, beginning in Greece where Prince Albert II of Monaco attended the Delphi Economic Forum on April 23rd. Held at the historic site of Delphi, the international gathering brought together political, economic and intellectual leaders to discuss major global challenges.Back in Monaco, the Sovereign Prince also took centre stage during the Monaco Historic Grand Prix, completing a ceremonial lap aboard the legendary Bugatti Type 41 Royale to mark the iconic model’s 100th anniversary.The Historic Grand Prix also saw a dramatic moment involving former Formula One driver Jean Alesi, who escaped injury after crashing his Ferrari 312 during free practice on April 25th. Mechanics worked overnight to repair the damaged car, allowing Alesi to return to the circuit.In the luxury sector, Monaco Legend Group reported strong results from its Exclusive Timepieces auction, generating €26.47 million in sales with an impressive 98.3 percent sell-through rate. The auction, held at the Le Méridien Beach Plaza, attracted collectors from around the world.Meanwhile, the Principality’s cultural scene came alive with the opening of the Monaco Art Week on April 27th. Bringing together fourteen galleries and auction houses, the event showcases everything from modern design and jewellery to museum-quality artworks by internationally renowned artists.Also on April 27th, Monaco’s Judicial Training Institute, the Institut Monégasque de Formation aux Professions Judiciaires, hosted a conference at Collège Charles III focusing on ethics in legal professions and Monaco’s international judicial responsibilities.At Port Hercules, the historic French Navy schooner L'Étoile made a stop in Monaco as part of celebrations marking the 400th anniversary of the French Navy. Prince Albert II visited the vessel during its stay. Built in 1932, the ship continues to train young sailors through traditional seamanship.Animal welfare also remained in focus this week as the Société Protectrice des Animaux de Monaco unveiled major upgrades to its shelter in the Alpes-Maritimes, including redesigned spaces aimed at improving comfort and reducing stress for rescued animals.And on the sporting front, AS Monaco Basket is now on the brink of EuroLeague elimination after losing both opening playoff games against Olympiacos B.C. in Piraeus. Monaco suffered defeats of 91-70 and 94-64, with Sasha Vezenkov proving decisive for the Greek side while Mike James was ejected during Game 2.This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Richard Pactus, owner and General Manager of Monaco Prestige Limousines. In an exclusive interview, he discusses the evolution of luxury transport in Monaco, changing client expectations and the challenges of operating within one of the world’s most prestigious destinations.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Richard Pactus, owner and General Manager of Monaco Prestige Limousines. In an exclusive interview, he discusses the evolution of luxury transport in Monaco, changing client expectations and the challenges of operating within one of the world’s most prestigious destinations.
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This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest updates from Monaco.We begin with a focus on healthcare, as the Princess Grace Hospital Centre unveiled its newly redesigned maternity ward on April the 16th. In the presence of Prince Albert II and Princess Charlène, the facility was presented as a more comforting and personalised space for families. Designed to enhance emotional wellbeing, the ward features adjustable lighting, tailored settings and a homely atmosphere aimed at reducing stress during childbirth.Sustainability is also making waves across the region. The Port of Marseille Fos has joined the Yacht Club de Monaco’s SEA Index initiative, a programme launched in 2020 to measure and reduce the environmental impact of yachting. The move reflects growing cooperation among Mediterranean ports to tackle pollution and protect marine biodiversity.On the international stage, Monaco continues to support youth development abroad. During an official visit to Senegal, Isabelle Berro-Amadeï highlighted initiatives helping young people build businesses through training and financial backing, reinforcing the Principality’s commitment to entrepreneurship and opportunity.Meanwhile, Monaco took centre stage in the United States with a major tourism campaign lighting up Times Square. Promotional content for the “Visit Monaco” brand was broadcast on giant digital screens, reaching up to one million people daily and targeting a key market for the Principality.History and heritage were celebrated as the MonacoUSA association marked the 70th anniversary of the wedding between Prince Rainier III and Grace Kelly. Often dubbed the “wedding of the century,” the 1956 ceremony continues to shape Monaco’s global image.In fashion, Monte-Carlo Fashion Week wrapped up at the Grimaldi Forum with its annual Fashion Awards, recognising creativity and sustainability. A special tribute was paid to Giorgio Armani for his enduring influence and commitment to responsible design.Maritime innovation was in the spotlight as Monaco hosted the 4th General Assembly of the International Hydrographic Organization. Held at the Auditorium Rainier III, the event gathered global experts to discuss ocean mapping, navigation safety and new technologies shaping marine protection.On the sporting front, the AS Monaco academy celebrated 50 years of excellence at the Stade Louis II. The event honoured its legacy of developing world-class players, including Thierry Henry and Kylian Mbappé.Diplomatically, Prince Albert II strengthened ties with Greece during an official visit to Athens, meeting national leaders and receiving the city’s Grand Medal of Honour.Monaco’s commitment to maritime education also continues to expand. The Monaco Academy of the Sea launched its second international training session in Tunisia, bringing together students and experts to explore the blue economy, sustainable development and maritime law.In basketball, it was a tough night for the Roca Team, who fell 79–87 to Panathinaikos BC in Athens. Despite a strong start, Monaco struggled to maintain momentum and will now look to bounce back in their next EuroLeague fixture.Finally, this week NEWS.MC TV is joined by Joël Girardi, founder of Accademia Fine Art. In an exclusive interview, he discusses the dynamics of the art market in Monaco, the role of auction houses in shaping cultural value, and how the Principality continues to position itself as a hub for collectors and fine art investment.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week NEWS.MC TV is joined by Joël Girardi, founder of Accademia Fine Art. In an exclusive interview, he discusses the dynamics of the art market in Monaco, the role of auction houses in shaping cultural value, and how the Principality continues to position itself as a hub for collectors and fine art investment.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest headlines from across Monaco, beginning with diplomacy at the highest level. The Principality’s annual diplomatic conference brought together its ambassadors on April 9 to outline priorities for the year ahead. Led by Minister of External Relations Isabelle Berro-Amadeï, discussions focused on security, international attractiveness and the ongoing fight against financial crime.Environmental awareness was also in focus as His Serene Highness Prince Albert II joined students from Monaco and Beausoleil for the fifth Olympian Clean Up initiative. Around fifty participants took part in the April 9 event, collecting litter — with particular attention to cigarette waste — while promoting responsibility and sustainability through Olympic values.In the cultural sphere, Charlotte Casiraghi met readers at the Caroline Media Library, presenting her latest book La Fêlure. The literary event offered a more personal insight into her philosophical reflections on human fragility, drawing inspiration from major literary figures.Monaco’s sporting community was celebrated at the first-ever Code Sport Monaco awards evening. Bringing together around 130 guests, the event recognised individuals who contribute behind the scenes to the Principality’s vibrant sporting life.Sustainability and wellbeing came together at the Greenshift Festival, which concluded on April 11. Through yoga sessions, breathing workshops and sound therapy, the event highlighted the connection between personal balance and environmental engagement.On the courts, the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters once again delivered world-class tennis, with the 119th edition wrapping up on April 12. The tournament reaffirmed Monaco’s status as a key destination on the international ATP circuit, combining elite competition with a unique Riviera atmosphere.In team sport, AS Monaco Natation made history by securing the French National 1 title after a 14–12 victory over Marseille. The triumph caps a dominant season and marks a major milestone for water polo in the Principality.Infrastructure developments also made headlines with the inauguration of the expanded Terminal 2 at Nice Côte d’Azur Airport. Increasing capacity to 18 million passengers annually, the upgrade strengthens connectivity for Monaco and the wider region.Healthcare innovation continues at the Princess Grace Hospital Centre, where a new mother-and-child unit has been introduced. Designed around a “zero separation” approach, the facility allows parents and newborns to remain together throughout their stay, prioritising both medical care and emotional wellbeing.Monaco’s position as a fashion hub was underlined with the opening of its 14th Fashion Week. Featuring designers from across the globe, the event highlights innovation, sustainability and emerging talent within the industry.On the international stage, Monaco reaffirmed its long-standing partnership with Senegal during an official visit led by Isabelle Berro-Amadeï. The trip builds on more than two decades of cooperation and aims to strengthen development initiatives aligned with Senegal’s national priorities.Closer to home, the Principality marked each new life with its “One Birth, One Tree” initiative. A ceremony held near Casino Square celebrated the 732 births recorded in 2025, symbolised by the planting of a new tree as part of Monaco’s ongoing environmental commitment.This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Louise Grether, Director of Sotheby’s Monaco and President of Monaco Art Week. In an exclusive interview, she shares insights into the Principality’s evolving art scene, the importance of Monaco Art Week, and the role of the market in shaping cultural influence on the international stage.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Louise Grether, Director of Sotheby’s Monaco and President of Monaco Art Week. In an exclusive interview, she shares insights into the Principality’s evolving art scene, the importance of Monaco Art Week, and the role of the market in shaping cultural influence on the international stage.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week on NEWS.MC TV, we begin on the international stage, where Monaco has been championing the power of sport as a force for good. The Principality’s Permanent Mission to the United Nations hosted a conference in New York on Wednesday, April the 2nd, ahead of the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace, calling for stronger global investment in sport as a driver of inclusion and progress.Back in Monaco the same day, diplomacy took centre stage at the Prince’s Palace as five new ambassadors formally presented their credentials to Prince Albert II. Among them were representatives from Benin, Estonia, and Kuwait, each marking a new chapter in their countries’ official relations with the Principality.Innovation in healthcare was also in focus on April the 2nd, as the Princess Grace Hospital Centre unveiled its latest technological addition. In the presence of Princess Caroline of Hanover, the Da Vinci 5 surgical robot was presented, highlighting cutting-edge advances designed to improve precision and patient outcomes in complex procedures.That same day, Monaco’s younger generation stepped into the spotlight. Students from the British School of Monaco and Lycée Albert Ier were honoured at the Prince Leadership Awards for their humanitarian initiatives, with projects centred on solidarity and social impact taking pride of place.On Thursday, April the 3rd, Monaco’s most famous racing export received special recognition. Charles Leclerc was awarded the Goodwill Ambassador distinction by Prince Albert II at the Hôtel de Paris, celebrating not only his achievements on track but also his growing international influence.Politics followed shortly after, as Monaco’s National Council opened its spring session. Thomas Brezzo was re-elected as President, with Jean-Louis Grinda continuing as Vice-President, signalling continuity as the chamber turns its attention to key national priorities including housing and urban development.Diplomatic activity continued into the following week. On Monday, April the 7th, five additional ambassadors were officially accredited at the Prince’s Palace, representing countries including Japan and Montenegro, reinforcing Monaco’s long-standing international ties.The same day, MonacoTech launched an ambitious new initiative aimed at driving innovation. “Test in Monaco” will allow startups to trial their solutions directly within the Principality, linking entrepreneurs with local businesses and institutions to tackle real-world challenges.High-level diplomacy returned on April the 8th and 9th, as Alain Berset visited Monaco ahead of the Principality’s upcoming presidency of the Council of Europe’s Committee of Ministers. Received by Prince Albert II, his visit included talks with senior officials and participation in Monaco’s diplomatic conference.On the sporting front, the Roca Team kept momentum firmly on their side. AS Monaco Basket secured a controlled 81–76 victory over ASVEL on Wednesday, April the 8th, with Elie Okobo leading the charge and sealing the win in the closing moments to keep Monaco firmly in the play-in race.This week’s guest is Gaby Tarkany, founder of Valtoria. In our exclusive interview, she shares the vision behind her venture, the challenges of building a brand in today’s landscape, and how Monaco continues to foster innovation and entrepreneurship at the highest level.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week’s guest is Gaby Tarkany, founder of Valtoria. In our exclusive interview, she shares the vision behind her venture, the challenges of building a brand in today’s landscape, and how Monaco continues to foster innovation and entrepreneurship at the highest level.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest developments from Monaco, beginning with a milestone in healthcare. On March 27, Their Serene Highnesses Prince Albert II and Princess Charlène inaugurated a new parent-child unit at the Princess Grace Hospital Centre. Accompanied by Minister Christophe Robino, hospital director Benoîte Rousseau de Sevelinges and patron Dmitry Rybolovlev, the Princely Couple toured the facility designed to provide enhanced support for infants and their families, reinforcing the Principality’s commitment to family-centred healthcare.Monaco’s business community gathered the same day as the Monaco Economic Board held its annual general assembly. Representatives from companies, institutions and professional organisations reviewed the past year while outlining priorities for 2026, with discussions focusing on strengthening support for local businesses and expanding Monaco’s international economic presence.The Principality experienced a historic and deeply symbolic moment on March 28 as Pope Leo XIV made his first apostolic visit to Monaco. Only the second international trip of his pontificate since his election in May 2025, the visit drew large crowds across the Principality for a day that blended spiritual reflection, public devotion and official ceremony.Innovation in medicine also took centre stage at the Grimaldi Forum as the World Congress of Aesthetic and Anti-Aging Medicine returned to Monaco. The three-day event brought together thousands of specialists, researchers and industry professionals, with hundreds of exhibitors presenting the latest advances in fields ranging from injectables and laser treatments to regenerative therapies.Meanwhile, Monaco has been chosen as the newest themed district at Europa-Park. The park’s 18th district will recreate iconic landmarks of the Principality, including the Casino, Café de Paris, the Oceanographic Museum and elements of the legendary Grand Prix circuit, offering visitors an immersive glimpse into Monaco’s unique atmosphere.On the political front, Frédéric Cottalorda has been appointed Minister of Finance and Economy by Prince Albert II. Confirmed on March 30, he took up his duties on April 1, succeeding Pierre-André Chiappori after previously serving as special advisor to the department on financial regulation, compliance and anti-money laundering strategy.Environmental initiatives also featured prominently this week. Prince Albert II visited the Plastic Odyssey vessel on March 30, where he was welcomed by founder Simon Bernard. The project has spent three years travelling the world identifying innovative ways to transform plastic waste into valuable resources.Monaco’s commitment to sustainability was further highlighted at the Change Now summit, which opened at Paris’s Grand Palais. The global gathering brought together businesses, investors, startups and NGOs to present practical solutions for environmental challenges, from sustainable materials made from waste to regenerative agricultural practices.Finally, on the sporting front, the Roca Team suffered a difficult 101–91 defeat to Dubai Basketball in Sarajevo on April 2 in the EuroLeague. Despite fighting back to level the score at halftime, Monaco struggled defensively against the Wright–Musa duo, who combined for 48 points, leaving the Principality side facing a tense final stretch of the regular season.This week, NEWS.MC TV welcomes Raoul Marchisio, founder of RM Motorsport. In an exclusive interview, Marchisio discusses the world of high-performance motorsport engineering, the vision behind RM Motorsport, and how innovation and precision continue to drive Monaco’s strong connection to elite automotive culture.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV welcomes Raoul Marchisio, founder of RM Motorsport. In an exclusive interview, Marchisio discusses the world of high-performance motorsport engineering, the vision behind RM Motorsport, and how innovation and precision continue to drive Monaco’s strong connection to elite automotive culture.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

A remarkable chapter of the Principality’s past is being rewritten at the Prince’s Palace of Monaco. Hidden Renaissance frescoes, uncovered after more than a decade of meticulous restoration, were revealed during a symposium opened by Prince Albert II. The findings offer fresh insight into Monaco’s artistic and political heritage.At the Stade Louis II, the Princess Charlene of Monaco Foundation hosted a global Water Safety Day, bringing together over 100 children from across the world. In the presence of Princess Charlene, the initiative focused on drowning prevention and raising awareness through hands-on workshops.Monaco also strengthened its cooperation with European institutions, welcoming experts from the Council of Europe for a review of its national sports policy. The visit aimed to align the Principality with the latest standards under the European Sports Charter.On the diplomatic stage, ties with Andorra were reinforced during a high-level visit marking 20 years of relations, while Monaco also celebrated two decades of diplomatic ties with Japan through a series of cultural and institutional events.In the field of science and recognition, the Monte-Carlo Woman of the Year Award honoured Maria Blasco for her pioneering research into ageing and cellular biology, highlighting Monaco’s role in promoting scientific excellence.Sport once again took centre stage at the Stade Louis II, where Singapore claimed victory at the prestigious Sainte Dévote Rugby Tournament. Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene were on hand to present the trophies, underlining the event’s international importance.Meanwhile, glamour returned to the Salle des Étoiles for the 70th Rose Ball, hosted under the direction of Princess Caroline of Hanover alongside Christian Louboutin. This year’s galaxy-themed edition brought together hundreds of guests for one of Monaco’s most iconic charity events.Looking ahead, Monaco continues to position itself as a global hub for business and quality of life. At a conference held at the Méridien Beach Plaza, officials outlined the Principality’s attractiveness strategy, highlighting its stability, security, and diversified economy.The government also reaffirmed its commitment to global humanitarian efforts, renewing its partnership with the International Institute of Humanitarian Law to support training programmes in international humanitarian law.Cultural heritage was also in focus as the Museum of Stamps and Coins marked its 30th anniversary with a special exhibition inaugurated by Prince Albert II and Hereditary Prince Jacques.And after six years of renovation, the Exotic Garden of Monaco has officially reopened, restoring one of the Principality’s most beloved landmarks in a ceremony attended by members of the Princely Family.Finally, sport as a force for unity was highlighted with the launch of the White Card 2026 campaign by Peace and Sport at the Hôtel Métropole Monte-Carlo, reinforcing Monaco’s commitment to peace, inclusion, and dialogue through sport.This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Renato Ricci, Director of Plaisirs du Palais & Bart AI. In an exclusive interview, Ricci shares insight into Monaco’s evolving hospitality and technology landscape, exploring how innovation is reshaping guest experiences and the future of luxury service in the Principality.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Renato Ricci, Director of Plaisirs du Palais & Bart AI. In an exclusive interview, Ricci shares insight into Monaco’s evolving hospitality and technology landscape, exploring how innovation is reshaping guest experiences and the future of luxury service in the Principality.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

French comedian Dany Boon made a notable return to the stage at the Grimaldi Forum on March 11 as part of the Sérénissimes de l’Humour festival, marking his first live comedy performance in seven years and drawing an enthusiastic audience in the Principality.On the diplomatic front, His Serene Highness Prince Albert II received five newly accredited ambassadors at the Prince’s Palace on March 12, including representatives from the Philippines and Finland, reinforcing Monaco’s international ties.Economic cooperation was also in focus as the first Italy–Monaco Entrepreneurial Forum took place at Le Méridien Beach Plaza on March 13. The event brought together business leaders and institutional figures from both countries, highlighting Monaco’s role as a gateway for investment in Europe.That same day, Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene travelled to Paris to attend the Provale Solidarity gala, supporting former professional rugby players facing hardship after their careers.Monaco further strengthened its global reputation as a centre of excellence when the Michelin Guide held its 2026 star ceremony at the Grimaldi Forum on March 16, bringing together top chefs and international media in a landmark event for the Principality.Also on March 16, the President of the Parliament of Montenegro visited Monaco’s National Council, reinforcing cooperation between Europe’s small states.Security and emergency response collaboration were highlighted on March 17 during an official visit by General Pierre de Villeneuve, strengthening ties between Monaco and France’s civil protection forces.That same day, the Monaco Red Cross held its annual first aid diploma ceremony at the Auditorium Rainier III, where participants were recognised in the presence of the Princely Couple for their commitment to lifesaving skills.In the cultural sphere, Prince Albert II launched a new €30,000 artistic grant in partnership with the Villa Medici in Rome on March 18, supporting contemporary creation and international artistic exchange.Monaco’s economy also showed strong momentum, with tourism figures for 2025 revealing six million visitors and continued growth across the sector, reinforcing its importance to the Principality’s economy.On the sports front, the Roca Team delivered a stunning comeback victory over Efes Istanbul on March 19, overturning a 10-point deficit in the final minutes to secure a second consecutive EuroLeague win.This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Vanina Mandelli, Founder of VM Events. In our exclusive interview, she shares insights into the events industry in Monaco, the challenges of creating memorable experiences, and what it takes to succeed in one of the world’s most demanding luxury markets.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Vanina Mandelli Ricketts, Founder of VM Events. In our exclusive interview, she shares insights into the events industry in Monaco, the challenges of creating memorable experiences, and what it takes to succeed in one of the world’s most demanding luxury markets.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Luiz Costa, Founder and Executive Editor of The Monegasque magazine. In our exclusive interview, he discusses the evolution of Monaco’s media landscape, the role of independent journalism in covering the Principality, and how The Monegasque continues to tell Monaco’s stories to an international audience.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest developments from Monaco, beginning with the Principality’s growing economic reach beyond its borders. Monaco highlighted the impact of its international investment strategy during a conference held at MonacoTech on March 5, organised by the Monaco Economic Board in partnership with Nice-Matin. Culture also took centre stage at the Oceanographic Museum, where researchers, writers and artists came together for the 13th Monaco and the Mediterranean International Encounters. Held in the presence of His Serene Highness Prince Albert II, this year’s forum explored the theme “Ulysses Through All Times,” examining how the legendary hero of Homer’s Odyssey continues to inspire literature, art and cultural thought across the Mediterranean world.Monaco also marked International Women’s Rights Day with a series of initiatives highlighting gender equality and empowerment. The third edition of the PowHer event, organised by the Committee for the Promotion and Protection of Women’s Rights, invited participants to reflect on key social issues through a symbolic journey addressing adolescence, health awareness and professional inequalities linked to parenthood.Meanwhile, the fifth Girl Boss event brought together successful women and young girls at Le Méridien Beach Plaza for a day dedicated to mentorship and inspiration. TEnvironmental responsibility and solidarity were also on display during the fifth edition of Monacollecte, held under the Fontvieille marquee on March 6 and 7. Health awareness was another major focus in the Principality this week. At a conference supported by the Stelios Foundation, the Monaco Stroke Association stressed the importance of rapid response in stroke emergencies, reminding the public that every minute counts when recognising symptoms and seeking immediate medical care.Monaco’s international humanitarian outreach also continues to expand. Through its American branch, the Princess Charlene of Monaco Foundation has partnered with the YMCA of San Francisco to provide free swimming and water safety lessons for children from disadvantaged communities. On the diplomatic front, Monaco confirmed that all Monegasque nationals stranded in the Middle East following recent regional tensions have safely returned home. The final group arrived on March 8 after departing from Doha and Dubai, where they were welcomed at Nice Côte d’Azur Airport by Isabelle Berro-Amadeï, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation.The Principality also hosted an important European political gathering, welcoming members of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe for a meeting of the Political Affairs and Democracy Committee on March 9 and 10. Diplomatic relations were further reinforced at the Prince’s Palace, where His Serene Highness Prince Albert II received the credentials of new ambassadors accredited to Monaco. Humanitarian work was also highlighted by the Monaco Red Cross, which reviewed a year of extensive global activity. In 2025 alone, the organisation mobilised 540 volunteers who contributed more than 42,000 hours of service across 17 humanitarian projects, assisting over 36,000 people worldwide.The Principality also welcomed global retail leaders to the Grimaldi Forum for the 15th edition of the One to One Retail E-Commerce summit. On the sports front, the Roca Team delivered a thrilling performance against Olympiacos on March 12. Matthew Strazel scored a decisive layup in the final seconds to secure victory for Monaco in the debut game of head coach Manuchar Markoishvili. This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Luiz Costa, Founder and Executive Editor of The Monegasque magazine. Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest developments from Monaco and the surrounding region.We begin with environmental diplomacy as Monaco hosted the third Polar Symposium between February 23rd and 27th. Organised by the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation, the event brought together scientists, policymakers and environmental experts from around the world to discuss the future of the Arctic and Antarctic, reinforcing the Principality’s growing role in international dialogue on protecting fragile ecosystems.February 27th marked World NGO Day, highlighting the work of non-governmental organisations tackling humanitarian, social and environmental challenges across the globe. In Monaco, the occasion also shines a light on the many charities and foundations based in the Principality that quietly support vulnerable communities and children worldwide.Young athletes took centre stage at Port Hercule on February 28th as around thirty skaters participated in the Monaco Skating Club’s annual festival and national figure skating championship. Divided into twelve categories, the competitors presented their programmes before an international panel of judges after months of preparation on the temporary winter rink installed at the port.March also marks colorectal cancer awareness month, known as Blue March. Monaco is once again supporting the campaign, with the Prince’s Palace illuminated in blue to raise awareness about prevention and early detection of one of the leading causes of cancer-related deaths.On the international stage, Monaco continues to present itself as a stable and neutral actor during a time of growing global uncertainty. Rooted in diplomacy and cooperation, the Principality maintains a long-standing policy of neutrality and enjoys political continuity through its historic relationship with France while remaining open and welcoming to residents from around the world.His Serene Highness Prince Albert II recently travelled to nearby Ventimiglia to visit the Balzi Rossi Prehistoric Museum, a site closely linked to Monaco’s archaeological and scientific heritage. During the visit on March 3rd, the Sovereign explored the museum’s exhibitions overlooking the sea, including the galleries dedicated to Upper Palaeolithic discoveries from the nearby Prince’s Cave.Meanwhile, young parliamentarians from across the Francophone world gathered in Monaco on March 2nd and 3rd for the first meeting of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Francophonie’s Youth Network to take place in the Principality. Sixteen representatives met to discuss key societal challenges, including environmental protection, digital issues and the impact of social media on younger generations.Monaco also marked International Women’s Rights Day with the return of the PowHer event at the Espace Léo Ferré on March 6th. Organised by the Committee for the Promotion and Protection of Women’s Rights, the event focused on inequalities in health and sport throughout a woman’s life, featuring exhibitions and workshops highlighting the experiences of Monegasque sportswomen.On the sporting front, the Roca Team endured a difficult night in Istanbul, suffering an 88–70 defeat to Fenerbahçe Beko in EuroLeague action on March 5th. Monaco struggled to recover after an early deficit despite efforts from Mike James and Nemanja Nedovic.This week on NEWS.MC TV, we are joined by Aude Berlin, Co-Founder of One Lifestyle and Luxury Professionals Monaco. In our interview, she discusses the evolving luxury services sector in the Principality, the importance of professional networks in Monaco’s business ecosystem, and how the organisation connects lifestyle and luxury experts across the region.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week on NEWS.MC TV, we are joined by Aude Berlin, Co-Founder of One Lifestyle and Luxury Professionals Monaco. In our interview, she discusses the evolving luxury services sector in the Principality, the importance of professional networks in Monaco’s business ecosystem, and how the organisation connects lifestyle and luxury experts across the region.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, we are joined by Antonio Salvatore, the acclaimed chef of Restaurant Rampoldi, who speaks to us about his culinary philosophy, the evolution of Monaco’s gastronomic scene, and what it takes to maintain excellence at one of the Principality’s most respected dining institutions.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest stories shaping Monaco.We begin with World Whale Day on February 19th, which highlighted the crucial role whales play in regulating marine ecosystems and capturing carbon. As ocean giants essential to climate balance, their protection remains a priority for environmentally committed nations such as Monaco.In international news, Raffaella De Laurentiis continues to champion Monaco abroad, balancing her role as Vice-Consul of Monaco in California with a distinguished career in film production. Based in Los Angeles, she works to strengthen cultural and economic ties while promoting the Principality to investors and creative industries.Culture takes centre stage at the Opéra de Monte-Carlo, where Claude Debussy’s Pelléas et Mélisande returned to the Salle Garnier for four exceptional performances, featuring Léa Desandre in her debut in the role of Mélisande. Meanwhile, World Scouting and Guiding Day on February 22nd celebrated the enduring values of citizenship, sharing and international openness embraced by Monaco’s young generation.In neighbouring Nice, the National Sports Museum is inviting visitors to relive the emotion of the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games through a major exhibition running until 2030, showcasing more than 800 objects from athletes and institutions.Back in Monaco, the Condamine Market continues to thrive in its temporary open-air configuration during renovation works, with wooden chalets creating a lively gathering place from morning coffee to evening aperitifs. On the medical front, Nice-based researcher Gilles Pagès has been awarded the National Academy of Medicine Prize for his groundbreaking work on kidney cancer treatments, marking a significant step forward in targeted therapies.History meets the digital age as Monaco resident Nicolas Andouard brings the Principality’s past to life through his Instagram project, Monaco in the Past, sharing archive images and striking before-and-after comparisons of the city’s evolution.And in sport, the Roca Team fell 90–84 at home to Maccabi Tel Aviv in the EuroLeague, unable to recover fully from a difficult first quarter despite a strong performance from Alpha Diallo.This week, we are joined by Antonio Salvatore, the acclaimed chef of Restaurant Rampoldi, who speaks to us about his culinary philosophy, the evolution of Monaco’s gastronomic scene, and what it takes to maintain excellence at one of the Principality’s most respected dining institutions.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2026 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.