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Saturday, April 4, 2026
Seven-year sentence in Monaco burglary case A 43-year-old Italian-Serbian man has been sentenced to seven years in prison by Monaco’s criminal court for a series of burglaries carried out in the Principality in the summer of 2014, despite firmly maintaining throughout the hearing that he had never set foot in Monaco…
Thomas Brezzo re-elected as Monaco National Council President amid internal dissent and early clashes Monaco’s National Council opened its spring session on Thursday, April 2, with a familiar outcome—but an unexpectedly tense atmosphere…
New partnership strengthens cancer patient support A new partnership has been signed in Monaco between GEMLUC and the Écoute Cancer Confort association, reinforcing support for people affected by cancer and their families in the Principality…
Philosophers explore gratitude at Princess Grace Theatre The Rencontres Philosophiques de Monaco continued their programme this week with a new conference dedicated to the theme of gratitude, held at the Théâtre Princesse Grace…
New surgical robot showcased at Princess Grace Hospital A new generation surgical robot, named Da Vinci Single Port, has been presented at the Princess Grace Hospital Centre, marking a significant step forward in minimally invasive surgery…
Monaco opens 70th anniversary tribute to Royal Wedding with rare photographic insights Monaco has officially launched a year of celebrations marking the 70th anniversary of the marriage of Princess Grace of Monaco and Prince Rainier III with a special event at the Princess Grace Irish Library on April 2, 2026…
Roca Team falls to Dubai in Sarajevo as playoff race tightens The Roca Team suffered a difficult defeat in Sarajevo, falling to Dubai Basketball in a high scoring clash in the 35th round of the EuroLeague on the evening of Thursday, April 2…
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Saturday, April 4, 2026
The Monegasque National Committee of the International Association of Art at UNESCO has unveiled Curves, an exhibition exploring the many facets of the human figure. Bringing together around fifteen artists, the show highlights a wide range of techniques and interpretations, all rooted in the practice of drawing from live models. On display this week, the exhibition reflects both the diversity and shared vision of a collective united by a common artistic discipline.
