Good Morning Monaco
Thursday, January 8, 2026
| Albert I students begin remote term as phased return to classrooms takes shape Remote learning began this week for the 840 students of Albert I High School, after safety works made continued use of the Annonciade site impossible… Maritime shuttle idea resurfaces as Monaco eyes summer mobility relief The idea of a maritime shuttle linking Nice and Cap-d’Ail is back on the table, reviving a long-running debate about how best to ease congestion along the Côte d’Azur corridor and improve seasonal mobility around Monaco… |
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Monaco marks a decade of defending its digital frontier Monaco’s digital security agency has marked ten years of quietly strengthening the Principality’s cyber defences, celebrating the milestone this week at the Yacht Club in the presence of senior officials and HSH Prince Albert II…
Monaco flex muscles in EuroLeague as Roca Team steamroller Partizan at home The Roca Team wasted no time stamping their authority on the EuroLeague in 2026, brushing aside Partizan Belgrade with a commanding 101–84 win at the Salle Gaston Médecin…
Football legends unite at Stade Louis II as Fight AIDS Cup returns to Monaco Monaco is gearing up for one of its most high-profile charity fixtures of the year as the Fight AIDS Cup returns to Stade Louis II on Saturday, January 24…
F E A T U R E D C O M P A N I E S
DULY NOTED
Thursday, January 8, 2026
From January 12, Monaco’s Urban Planning Department gardeners will begin the annual harvest of bitter orange trees across the Principality. With nearly 1,200 citrus trees in Monaco, including more than 600 untreated bitter orange trees, pruning and picking will take place throughout January and February in districts such as La Condamine, Moneghetti and Monte-Carlo. Residents who wish to collect bitter oranges are invited to contact the gardeners directly on site during the harvest period.
