Monaco Weekly News

This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the highlights from Monaco and the surrounding region.We begin in Italy, where His Serene Highness Prince Albert II travelled to Dolceacqua on Friday, September 5, to honour the 40th anniversary of the town’s Civil Protection volunteers. The ceremony paid tribute to the courage and commitment of the thirty men and women who safeguard their community in times of crisis.In nearby Sanremo, fashion and history converged as the Sanremo Fashion Festival opened with a special exhibition dedicated to Prince Rainier III, celebrating Monaco’s royal heritage in the glamorous setting of the Casino.Back in the Principality, the 14th Monaco Book Fair took place at the Grimaldi Forum on September 6 and 7. The event brought together nearly 150 authors from 12 countries, offering visitors the chance to meet writers across genres — from novels and poetry to theatre and comics.Community spirit shone brightly on Sunday, September 7, when nearly 1,000 Monegasques gathered in Princess Antoinette Park for the annual Cavagnëtu. This beloved picnic tradition marks the end of summer and celebrates Monaco’s close-knit identity.The new academic year has also begun, with more than 5,600 students returning to classrooms across the Principality. At Lycée Albert Ier, the rentrée was particularly notable, as students and staff settled into temporary facilities at the Annonciade, while major renovations continue at the historic Monaco-Ville site.On September 9, Prince Albert II travelled to Roquefort-les-Pins to officially welcome the town into the network of Historic Grimaldi Sites of Monaco, reinforcing centuries-old bonds between the two communities.And on September 10, Roquebrune-Cap-Martin hosted the opening of the 14th Art-Bre Festival. Held in the Parc des Oliviers in the presence of Prince Albert II, this year’s edition pays tribute to the oceans and honours Virginie Heriot, the trailblazing French sailor and the first woman to win an Olympic medal in sailing in 1928.This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Marc Mourou, leader of Generation Monaco. In an exclusive interview, he discusses the priorities of his political movement, the role of youth in shaping the Principality’s future, and his vision for a modern and dynamic Monaco.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2025 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Marc Mourou, President of Generation Monaco. In an exclusive interview, he discusses the priorities of his political movement, the role of youth in shaping the Principality’s future, and his vision for a modern and dynamic Monaco.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2025 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week on NEWS.MC TV, our guest is Ian Sosso, Founder of Monte-Carlo Capital. In an exclusive interview, he discusses the evolution of the investment landscape, Monaco’s role in shaping global finance, and the future of venture funding in the Principality.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2025 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week’s guest is Dr Anastasia Shevchenko, Anthropologist at Monaco la classe. In our exclusive interview, she discusses the organisation’s mission, her vision for educational and cultural empowerment in Monaco, and the transformative role anthropology can play in shaping future generations.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2025 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week’s guest is Francesco Mitrano, President of the Monte-Carlo Polo Federation. In our exclusive interview, he delves into the growth of polo in Monaco, the sport’s international appeal, and how the Principality is carving out its place on the global polo stage.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2025 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week on NEWS.MC TV, our guest is Vincent Valat, founder of The Wolf’s Club. In our interview, he discusses Monaco’s evolving social landscape, the momentum behind his fast-growing private members’ concept, and what it means to build community in a city where networks are everything.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2025 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, our guest on NEWS.MC TV is Riccardo Giraudi, founder of the Giraudi Group. In our interview, he discusses the evolution of Monaco’s dining landscape, the challenges of international expansion, and the creative strategy behind one of the Principality’s most recognisable hospitality brands.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2025 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

this week’s guest: John Velissarios, consultant and strategic adviser. He joins us for an in-depth conversation on risk, regulation, digital trust and the evolving challenges facing organisations in an increasingly complex global landscape.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2025 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week on NEWS.MC TV, we bring you the latest from Monaco and beyond — a mix of glamour, grit, and great causes.The stars shone brightly in New York as the Princess Grace Foundation Gala lit up the Plaza Hotel on October 29th. Presided over by Prince Albert II, the event honoured 40 years of supporting rising talent in theatre, dance, and film — a celebration of art, legacy, and the enduring spirit of Princess Grace herself.Back home, Monaco’s Halloween celebrations were a spooky success as Princess Antoinette Park turned into a haunted playground on October 31st. Witches, skeletons, and mini vampires took over the park for costume contests, face painting, and a candy treasure hunt fit for the undead.Fine wine and fine company were on the menu at the 33rd Gala of the Monegasque Sommelier Association, held at the Yacht Club of Monaco on November 1st. The evening brought together sommeliers and connoisseurs to toast exceptional vintages in true Riviera style.That same day, Prince Albert II attended the grand opening of Egypt’s new National Museum in Cairo — the largest archaeological museum in the world — a landmark moment for global heritage and diplomacy.Back in the Principality, compassion took centre stage at Roquethon, Monaco’s annual solidarity march against animal abandonment. More than 400 people — and plenty of dogs — braved the weather under the Fontvieille big top on November 2nd, joined by Princess Charlene and her chihuahua to raise funds for animal welfare.Also defying the elements, over 500 runners tackled the 48th Larvotto Cross Country Race, proving that not even rain could dampen Monaco’s competitive spirit.On the international front, Prince Albert II’s historic visit to Paraguay marked the first by a reigning Monegasque sovereign, strengthening ties in diplomacy and sustainable development.In sport, AS Monaco Basket are flying high — first with a dominant 94–77 win over Limoges to top the French standings, and then with a breathtaking 112–107 overtime triumph over Maccabi Tel Aviv in EuroLeague action. The Roca Team proved once again they can win with heart, grit, and just a touch of drama.And in this week’s interview, we’re joined by Professor Elena Baranova, a leading expert in personal genomics and anti-ageing, to discuss how cutting-edge science is reshaping the way we think about health, longevity, and the future of medicine.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2025 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

In this week’s interview, we’re joined by Professor Elena Baranova, a leading expert in personal genomics and anti-ageing, to discuss how cutting-edge science is reshaping the way we think about health, longevity, and the future of medicine.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2025 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

The featured guest this week is Thierry Boutsen, former Formula 1 driver and founder of Boutsen Aviation. Boutsen shared insights into his career transition from racing to business aviation, his vision for sustainable private flight, and his enduring connection to Monaco’s motorsport culture. His story highlights how precision, performance, and passion continue to define his life beyond the racetrack.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2025 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week’s NEWS.MC TV guest is Pierre Frolla, world-record freediver, ocean explorer, and educator. In an exclusive interview, Frolla discusses marine conservation, the psychology of deep diving, and his mission to inspire the next generation of ocean advocates.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2025 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Loris Menoni, Executive Director of Sportel Monaco. In an exclusive interview, Menoni discusses the evolution of the sports media industry, the role of innovation in broadcasting, and what makes Monaco a world leader in international sports business networking.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with @MonacoInfo Copyright © 2025 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

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in this week’s exclusive interview, we sit down with Patrick Wiaux, Founder of Platinum Age Management, to discuss the challenges and opportunities of managing elite athletes, the evolution of sports careers in today’s fast-changing environment, and how Monaco plays a role as a global hub for talent management.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2025 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest from across the Principality, beginning with Monaco’s first Attractiveness Meeting. Held on December the 11th, the new economic forum gathered leaders from both public institutions and the private sector to shape a long-term strategy aimed at strengthening Monaco’s competitiveness. The meeting laid the foundations for ongoing cooperation to address financial challenges and further enhance the Principality’s appeal on the world stage.Also on December the 11th, the Espace Léo Ferré hosted a lively farewell concert before its move to Îlot Pasteur, closing its era with an evening dedicated to the biggest musical hits of the 1990s and 2000s. The crowd sang along to favourites performed by Las Ketchup, L5 and Colonel Reyel, sending the iconic venue off in style.On December the 12th, Their Serene Highnesses Prince Albert II and Princess Charlène joined the Monaco Red Cross for its annual distribution of Christmas parcels. The celebrations began at the Rosine Sanmori crèche, where the princely couple helped hand out gifts and shared moments of delight with the youngest members of the community.Later that same day, the princely couple also attended Monaco’s 20th annual Christmas Ball in the Hôtel de Paris. Held under the High Patronage of Princess Charlène, the glamorous charity event raised funds for her foundation through a Sotheby’s-led auction.Turning to December the 13th, Prince Albert II and Princess Caroline of Hanover travelled to the Ardennes for another chapter of their historic heritage initiative. Visiting Arnicourt and Château-Porcien, the siblings deepened connections between Monaco and the region linked to the ancient Grimaldi legacy.Sport and celebration filled Monaco’s streets on December the 14th for the 30th U Giru de Natale. More than 2,000 runners set off from the Formula 1 start line for a festive 10-kilometre circuit that swept through landmarks from Casino Square to the Prince’s Palace, continuing a much-loved Monaco tradition.That same Sunday, St. Paul’s Anglican Church marked its 100th anniversary with a Nine Lessons and Carols service. The centenary celebration on Avenue de Grande-Bretagne drew a full congregation and welcomed His Serene Highness Prince Albert II to mark the milestone.On December the 16th, the Sovereign visited elderly residents at the Rainier III Centre, accompanied by Camille Gottlieb. The visit, part of the Monaco Red Cross Christmas programme, saw Prince Albert handing out gifts, sharing stories, and enjoying musical performances with residents.The festive spirit continued on December the 17th at the Princely Palace, where hundreds of Monegasque children aged 5 to 12 enjoyed a magical early Christmas celebration. After a special show in the courtyard, presents were distributed personally by the Princely Family, including the young Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella.Monaco’s sporting culture also took centre stage as the Yacht Club of Monaco wrapped up its year with the traditional winter cocktail evening. The event celebrated sailing achievements, welcomed new members, and honoured Prince Charles of Bourbon of the Two Sicilies and Stefano Roberti for success in the Smeralda 888 and J70 classes.On the basketball court, there was disappointment for the Roca Team. In Vitoria-Gasteiz, Trent Forrest produced a standout performance to lead Baskonia to an 85–73 victory over Monaco. Forrest recorded 17 points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists and 2 blocks in just 24 minutes, ending Baskonia’s seven-game losing run against the Monegasque side.This week on NEWS.MC TV, our guest is Ian Sosso, Founder of Monte-Carlo Capital. In an exclusive interview, he discusses the evolution of the investment landscape, Monaco’s role in shaping global finance, and the future of venture funding in the Principality.Produced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2025 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week on NEWS.MC TV, we begin with a milestone for Monaco’s newest district. Mareterra has officially celebrated one full year since its inauguration, and in just twelve months it has grown into one of the Principality’s most impressive achievements — an eco-district that blends visionary engineering with sustainable, seaside living. What began as a bold extension into the Mediterranean is now a flourishing neighbourhood setting new standards for green urban design.Monaco then turned its attention to those who protect the Principality every day. On December 4th, the Monaco Fire Brigade honoured Sainte-Barbe, their patron saint, with a ceremony in the presence of Prince Albert II. The day opened with Mass at the Cathedral, celebrated by Archbishop Dominique-Marie David, and attended by key dignitaries including Minister of State Christophe Mirmand.The same evening brought a celebration of peace through sport. French international footballer Grace Geyoro received the 2025 Champion of Peace award at the annual Peace and Sport gala at the Yacht Club de Monaco. She was recognised not only for her excellence on the pitch, but for her extensive humanitarian efforts supporting young people and communities worldwide.Holiday magic swept across the Port Hercule waterfront on December the 5th as the Princely Family inaugurated Monaco’s beloved Christmas Village. This year’s theme, The Land of Bears, transforms the port into a nostalgic wonderland of oversized teddy bears, glowing lights, and a warm, storybook charm. With 24 merchant chalets, it marks the festive season’s official arrival.Elsewhere in the Principality, a more contemplative tradition has returned. At the Carmelite Chapel, Father Jésus’s extraordinary nativity scene is drawing visitors once again, blending the classical story of the Nativity with thousands of meticulous details — from modern touches to symbolic figures such as the devil, reminding viewers of ongoing spiritual choices.On the scientific front, Monaco’s commitment to marine research took centre stage in Paris. At the Maison de l’Océan on December 9th, Prince Albert II awarded the Grand Medals Albert I and the Thesis Prizes for 2024 and 2025. The honours, established in 1948, recognise leading contributors to oceanographic science, policy, and interdisciplinary innovation.Cultural life in Monaco reached a new milestone this week as well, with the opening of the Caroline Media Library. Inaugurated on December 10th by Prince Albert II, the Princess of Hanover, and Charlotte Casiraghi, the 2,500-square-metre space unifies Monaco’s library, video library, sound library, children’s library, and toy library under one modern, accessible roof near Collège Charles III.Sport delivered drama and heartbreak on December the 6th, when Hugo Micallef suffered the first defeat of his professional boxing career at the Salle des Étoiles. Competing for the IBF International super-lightweight title, Micallef was knocked down three times by Ireland’s Shan McComb before the referee ended the fight in the eighth round.This week’s guest is Dr Anastasia Shevchenko, philanthropist at Monacolaclasse. In our exclusive interview, she discusses the organisation’s mission, her vision for educational and cultural empowerment in Monaco, and the transformative role philanthropy can play in shaping future generations.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2025 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week on NEWS.MC TV, we begin with a major milestone for Monaco’s scientific community. The Monaco Scientific Centre has just wrapped up a rigorous three-day evaluation by an independent improvement committee. Money talks, and in Monaco it seems to be singing. The Monte-Carlo Société des Bains de Mer reported on the same day that it has blasted past the half-billion mark in six-month revenue. The group posted 542.5 million euros for the first half of the 2025–2026 financial year — a tidy 10 percent rise and 47.3 million more than last year.The festive season officially sparked into life on November the 27th as the Princely Family gathered in Place du Palais. Prince Hereditary Jacques and Princess Gabriella led the countdown that set thousands of LEDs shimmering across the Principality. Half of this year’s installations are newly upgraded for better energy efficiency — including a gleaming new light feature on Larvotto beach.Monaco then rolled out the gold carpet for football royalty. The 2025 Golden Foot Awards honoured Antoine Griezmann, Christian Karembeu, Bixente Lizarazu, and other greats on Thursday evening. Prince Albert II attended the gala at Rampoldi, where Karembeu and Lizarazu collected the Legends Award — joining a pantheon featuring Pelé, Maradona, and Ronaldo.Diplomacy was centre-stage the following day as the Franco-Monegasque Cooperation Commission met in Monaco on November the 28th. The long-standing bilateral forum took stock of key priorities, with particular focus on Monaco’s progress in anti-money-laundering reforms and its path towards exiting the FATF grey list.Entrepreneurial spirit took the spotlight on November the 29th as Monaco Inspire returned to Le Méridien Beach Plaza. Founders, innovators, and aspiring entrepreneurs gathered for a morning of talks, headlined by Kelly Massol, freediving icon Pierre Frola, and the Banana Moon team.The same evening, festive cheer shifted to Casino Square, where the Princely Family lit up the iconic plaza. A towering Christmas tree, the Casino’s majestic façade, and five enormous baubles are now draped in thousands of lights — because in Monaco, subtlety is for January.Also on the 29th, the Salle des Étoiles shone brighter than ever as the Festival of Stars ended with a glittering gastronomic gala. Four of Monaco’s Michelin-starred chefs — Dominique Lory, Marcel Ravin, Emmanuel Pilon, and Cédric Grolet — crafted a six-course feast for 275 guests, including Prince Albert II and members of the Princely Family.The Principality has also taken on a landmark diplomatic responsibility. Monaco is now chairing the Human Rights Committee of the Council of Europe for the first time — the body responsible for overseeing the implementation of European Court of Human Rights rulings across member states.Back home, cutting-edge medical tech entered the spotlight as IM2S unveiled “Rosa,” a state-of-the-art surgical robot designed to assist with full knee replacements. Presented in the presence of Prince Albert II, Rosa uses pre-operative 3D modelling and real-time guidance to improve surgical accuracySport rounded out the week with a bang — twice. AS Monaco Basket toppled Paris Basketball two times in the space of a few days. On Tuesday the 2nd, the Roca Team clinched a 109–103 win at Gaston Médecin to advance to the French Cup quarter-finals. Mike James was on fire, dropping 20 points in the first half and finishing on 28, steering Monaco past a late Paris surge.This week’s guest is Francesco Mitrano, President of the Monte-Carlo Polo Federation. In our exclusive interview, he delves into the growth of polo in Monaco, the sport’s international appeal, and how the Principality is carving out its place on the global polo stage.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletter

This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest developments from around the Principality.Monte Carlo paid sparkling tribute to Josephine Baker on November 19, as the Grimaldi Forum hosted Welcome to Monte Carlo, a musical revue marking fifty years since the legendary performer’s passing. A fitting nod to a woman who once lit up stages across Europe, the show delivered glamour, history, and a healthy dose of razzle-dazzle.Diplomatic ears were wide open on November 20, as more than 100 consuls and ambassadors gathered for the Principality’s annual briefing. Over two and a half hours, Monaco laid out its recent progress — economic strength, judicial reform, international outreach — the works. Plenty for diplomats to carry home in their attaché cases.Relations between Monaco and Portugal moved from cordial to historic on November 21 and 22, when President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa became the first Portuguese head of state to pay an official visit to the Principality. The Palace courtyard welcome was suitably ceremonial, with the Princely Couple greeting the President before a programme of events aimed at strengthening long-established ties.Environmental stewardship also took centre stage as Prince Albert II marked the 50th anniversary of the Association for Nature Conservation in Monaco. The Prince toured a special exhibition on November 22, celebrating half a century of commitment to protecting marine life — a reminder that ocean guardianship is a marathon, not a sprint.International rowing talent swept into the Principality for the 20th Prince Albert II Challenge on November 22 and 23. Dutch crews proved the ones to beat, clinching wins in a weekend of photo-finish duels — some by mere seconds — under crisp Riviera sunshine.Cycling fans got their adrenaline fix on November 23, when the Beking of Monaco returned to Port Hercule. Forty laps at breakneck pace ended with Italian powerhouse Jonathan Milan outsprinting defending champion Tadej Pogačar to take the win — a finish that could’ve cheered the harbour louder than the yachts.History crossed borders once again when Prince Albert II travelled to Liguria to reinforce the centuries-old ties between Monaco and the region. Two municipalities officially joined the Network of Historic Grimaldi Sites, sealing a shared heritage that stretches far beyond flags and boundaries.On the court, AS Monaco Basket tore up the script with a crushing 102–66 victory over Anadolu Efes in Round 13 of the EuroLeague. It was a record-tying assist night, every player got minutes, and the scoreboard wasn’t exactly subtle about who dominated.This week on NEWS.MC TV, our guest is Vincent Valat, founder of The Wolf’s Club. In our interview, he discusses Monaco’s evolving social landscape, the momentum behind his fast-growing private members’ concept, and what it means to build community in a city where networks are everything.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2025 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.

This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest developments from around the Principality.Monaco Omnisports celebrated its 101st AS Awards on Wednesday, November 12, honouring athletes, coaches, and volunteers at the Auditorium Rainier III. Representatives from the Principality’s 24 AS Monaco sections were recognised for their commitment and performances, with medals of honour and other distinctions presented throughout the evening.Her Serene Highness Princess Charlene visited the Joya jewellery exhibition at One Monte-Carlo on Thursday, November 13. Curated by Vanessa Margowski and Delphine Pastor-Reiss, the event showcased a range of pieces spanning ancient artefacts, vintage gems, and contemporary design.On Friday, November 14, the Princely Couple continued a longstanding tradition at the Monaco Red Cross headquarters. Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene personally distributed festive gift parcels to 115 senior citizens in need, offering support and seasonal goodwill ahead of National Day.Also on November 14, the Monaco Red Cross marked World Diabetes Day with a public screening initiative in Fontvieille. Two walk-in testing tents provided free blood-sugar checks, highlighting the importance of early detection at a time when more than 11 percent of adults worldwide are affected by diabetes.The 26th edition of No Finish Line began on Saturday, November 15, under the Fontvieille big top. Princess Charlene officially opened the charity event, which supports Children & Future and has already attracted 12,000 pre-registered participants.Monaco’s sports community was recognised once again on November 17 at the Physical Education and Sports Medal Ceremony at Stade Louis II. Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene presented honours to athletes, coaches, volunteers and officials for their dedication across the year.Presentations for National Day medals began on November 17, with Prince Albert II awarding decorations in the Order of Saint Charles, including Roger Rossi, elevated to Grand Officer. The Order of Grimaldi ceremony followed, acknowledging merit in service to the Principality across three ranks.Monaco’s National Day on November 19 was marked by traditional celebrations, starting with the Te Deum mass at Monaco Cathedral, attended by the Princely Family. The day combined ceremony, community pride, and longstanding cultural customs.In sport, AS Monaco Basket ended a two-match downturn with a decisive 84–52 victory over ASVEL at LDLC Arena. The 32-point win is the biggest EuroLeague victory in the club’s history, surpassing their previous record margin of 30 points.This week, our guest on NEWS.MC TV is Riccardo Giraudi, founder of the Giraudi Group. In our interview, he discusses the evolution of Monaco’s dining landscape, the challenges of international expansion, and the creative strategy behind one of the Principality’s most recognisable hospitality brands.Subscribe to our free daily newsletter: https://news.mc/newsletterFollow us on Xhttps://x.com/monacodailynewsProduced in association with  @MonacoInfo  Copyright © 2025 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved.