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Wednesday, October 29, 2025
Monaco residents watch closely as France weighs global tax on expats A new proposal in France to introduce a US-style global tax on high-earning expatriates has sparked concern among French nationals living in Monaco, one of the most popular destinations for those leaving France for lower-tax jurisdictions…
New canine squad sharpens Monaco’s financial and public safety defences Monaco’s Public Safety directorate introduced two new recruits this week, Boika and Tyson, in a ceremony attended by Her Serene Highness Princess Charlene…
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US Ambassador with Trump family ties presents credentials to Prince Albert II His Serene Highness Prince Albert II received the credentials of the new United States Ambassador to Monaco, Charles Kushner, during a formal ceremony at the Prince’s Palace on October 27th…
Monaco sharpens focus on air quality as France faces 40,000 pollution-linked deaths each year Air pollution remains one of Europe’s silent killers, claiming an estimated 40,000 lives prematurely in France every year…
Valentin Vacherot storms into second round at Rolex Paris Masters after crushing Lehecka Monaco’s Valentin Vacherot made a statement in the French capital on Tuesday, October 28, sweeping aside 14th seed Jiri Lehecka in straight sets (6-1, 6-3) to reach the second round of the Rolex Paris Masters…
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DULY NOTED
Wednesday, October 29, 2025
It was a packed weekend for the Skating Club of Monaco, which saw members competing across multiple disciplines. In figure skating, David L. Newton Brain secured third place at the Lausanne International, while Alina Grégorieva impressed with a fifth-place finish at her first international event in Ankara. Meanwhile, SCOM’s curling team made its debut at the French Mixed Championship, finishing fifth in Group A, and the roller hockey Barracudas put up a strong fight in the Coupe de France before falling 7–4 to Nice.




