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Thursday, December 1, 2022
Helicopter crash pilot named
The pilot of the Monacair helicopter that crashed last Friday while making its descent to the heliport in Monaco from Lausanne has been named…
Monaco Telecom springs back with Open Days
Within one day of a major outage of the Principality’s telephone network, which CEO Martin Peronnet describes as the most serious incident since he joined the company 14 years ago, Monaco Telecom…
Monaco’s giant that never stays still
Société des bains de mer had a wonderful summer, with revenues seemingly spiraling ever higher and the nightmare of the coronavirus lockdown just…
President Macron secures first US state visit
President Joe Biden’s welcoming of French President Emmanuel Macron at the first White House state visit on Thursday…
Artcurial partners with Christie’s in Paris haute couture sale
On January 26, 2023, during Parisian Haute Couture week, Didier Ludot will place 150 pieces from his personal collection for sale at Artcurial in collaboration with Christie’s….
US in the spotlight for Printemps des Arts
MonacoUSA’s networking evening on Tuesday hosted the award-winning composer and conductor Bruno Mantovani, Artistic Director…
| DULY NOTED:Twenty employees of WKW Engineering in Fontvieille have protested in front of the Labour Office against the planned firing of six colleagues. SOURCE:Monaco Matin * The temporary roundabout at Sainte Devote has been such a success that it will become permanent, except during the Grand Prix. ORIGINAL SOURCE: Monaco Government * Monaco’s Government has called for vigilance as coronavirus case numbers rise. Strict barrier gestures remains absolutely necessary to fight effectively against winter viruses and prevent a new epidemic wave, the Government said on Wednesday. The Government strongly recommends wearing a mask in case of suspected contamination, as well as on public transport and crowded commercial and touristic places. Booster jabs: 92 05 55 00. SOURCE: Monaco Government * An Iranian man was shot dead by security forces after Iran’s team lost to the US and exited the World Cup, as anti-government demonstrations took place inside and outside the stadium in Qatar and across Iran. SOURCE: Guardian * The Pentagon said it will send Ukraine artillery ammunition, weapons and supplies in its latest drawdown package to help the nation defend itself against Russia. The package announced Wednesday includes more ammunition for High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems, or HIMARS, high-speed anti-radiation missiles, or HARMs, and 200 precision-guided 155mm artillery rounds, the U.S. Department of Defense said. SOURCE: Defense NewsCompiled by Jeff Daniels |
 Weather Forecast Today and Friday: Partly sunny, high 16. Saturday: Rain likely, high 14. |
