Good Morning Monaco
Thursday, March 5, 2026
Drunk waitress bites and spits at officer during arrest A 29-year-old Italian waitress has been sentenced to four months in prison by Monaco’s criminal court after insulting, biting and spitting at police officers during a traffic stop while driving under the influence of alcohol…
Daughter questions death of Russian oligarch and former Monaco resident Umar Dzhabrailov The circumstances surrounding the death of Russian businessman and former Monaco resident Umar Dzhabrailov are drawing renewed scrutiny after his daughter publicly rejected the suggestion that he took his own life…
Prince Albert II warns Arctic future concerns all His Serene Highness Prince Albert II continued his strong advocacy for polar protection this week by taking part in the Arctic Circle Forum in Rome, shortly after hosting the Monaco Polar Symposium in the Principality…
Prince Albert II explores ancient secrets at Balzi Rossi His Serene Highness Prince Albert II travelled to the Italian border this week to visit the Balzi Rossi Museum in Ventimiglia…
Young Francophone parliamentarians gather for Monaco meeting Young parliamentarians from across the Francophone world gathered in Monaco this week for the first-ever meeting of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Francophonie’s (APF) youth network to be held in the Principality…
Night rail works at Monaco station prepare Riviera line for major upgrade When the last trains leave Monaco Monte-Carlo station each night and the platforms empty, a different kind of operation begins…
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DULY NOTED
Thursday, March 5, 2026
Young pupils at Stella kindergarten enjoyed a musical morning yesterday, as musicians from the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra introduced them to string instruments including the violin, viola and cello. The workshop allowed children to discover the sounds and families of instruments while learning to listen and express emotions through music. Part of a wider cultural education programme, the initiative aims to spark curiosity — and perhaps even future musical vocations.
