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Wednesday, June 17, 2026
Monaco introduces plea bargaining in legal milestone Monaco has taken a significant step in modernising its criminal justice system with the adoption of legislation introducing plea bargaining and criminal agreements into Monegasque law…
Prince Albert II welcomes Indian minister for strategic talks His Serene Highness Prince Albert II welcomed India’s Minister of Commerce and Industry, Piyush Goyal, to the Prince’s Palace on Monday, June 15, as Monaco and India explored new opportunities to deepen their longstanding relationship…
SNCF confirms no train service between Cagnes-sur-Mer and Monaco until Wednesday morning Commuters along the Côte d’Azur are facing a difficult Tuesday, as an equipment failure has brought train services between Cagnes-sur-Mer and Monaco to a standstill…
Monaco deepens support for Francophone sustainability efforts Monaco is hosting the steering committee of the Francophone Institute for Sustainable Development (IFDD) this week, bringing together representatives from across the French-speaking world to define the organisation’s future priorities and actions…
Café de Paris Monte-Carlo celebrates Spain with five days of food, music and culture Monaco is set to embrace the flavours and traditions of Spain as Café de Paris Monte-Carlo launches its annual Spanish Week from Wednesday, June 17 to Sunday, June 21, transforming the iconic brasserie into a vibrant celebration of Iberian culture…
Monaco Ocean Protection Challenge rewards four outstanding ocean conservation initiatives The ninth edition of the Monaco Ocean Protection Challenge concluded at the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco on Thursday, June 11, with four projects recognised for their innovative contributions to ocean conservation and sustainable marine development…
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Wednesday, June 17, 2026
The Méridien Beach Plaza is hosting Little Fish, a striking exhibition by Italian artist Marco Quarantini that invites visitors into a colourful underwater world inspired by the beauty and fragility of the oceans. Using a unique technique combining Murano glass, light and layered imagery, Quarantini creates works that change appearance depending on the viewer’s position and the surrounding light, bringing marine life vividly to life. Presented in partnership with the Academy of the Sea, the exhibition highlights themes of ocean conservation and environmental awareness. One of its standout works features the invasive blue crab, a species increasingly impacting Mediterranean ecosystems, serving as both an artistic statement and a call to protect marine environments. The exhibition runs at the Méridien Beach Plaza until July 15.
