Good Morning Monaco
Saturday, September 19, 2026
Major rail disruption expected this weekend
Rail passengers travelling between Monaco and the Côte d’Azur are being warned of major disruption this weekend as SNCF Réseau carries out extensive maintenance and modernisation work…
New French ambassador begins Monaco mission France’s new ambassador to Monaco, Christophe Lemoine, has officially begun his mission in the Principality, highlighting the close relationship between the two neighbouring countries…
Minister of State Christophe Mirmand opens 14th Monaco Business trade fair
Minister of State Christophe Mirmand officially opened the 14th edition of Monaco Business on Friday, September 18…
Monaco unions call for major demonstration
Monaco’s trade unions are calling for a major demonstration on Wednesday, September 23, amid growing concerns over wages, pensions and working conditions in the Principality…
Monaco Government sets out key priorities Housing, security and Monaco’s international attractiveness were among the priorities outlined by Minister of State Christophe Mirmand as the Government presented its latest agenda to the Principality’s media…
CID marks 16th annual meeting, reaffirming support for young graduates
Monaco’s Commission d’Insertion des Diplômés (CID) held its 16th annual meeting this week, chaired by Christophe Robino on behalf of the Minister of State…
Davis Cup: Monaco’s tie against Finland set, with Lucas Catarina’s surprise return leading the way
Monaco’s Davis Cup team takes on Finland on Friday, September 18 and Saturday, September 19 in a bid to secure a historic qualification for the Qualifiers group…
The Pirates of Port Hercule
Have you ever wondered why Monaco Harbour has never been invaded by high-seas pirates? Legend has it that it nearly happened once, but the quick-thinking Monégasques took it all in their stride without lifting a finger. The tale goes something like this
F E A T U R E D C O M P A N I E S
DULY NOTED
Saturday, September 19, 2026
High school students across Monaco have cast their votes to choose their favourite first novel after several months of reading and meeting the shortlisted authors. Five books reached the final stage, with students defending their choices before voting by secret ballot at Lycée Rainier III as part of an initiative launched in 2007 to support emerging writers. The winner, who will receive a €6,000 prize, will remain secret until the awards ceremony at the Salle Garnier on Tuesday, October 13.
