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Monday, June 22, 2026
Monaco moves closer to FATF grey list exit
Monaco has taken another significant step towards removal from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list after the international body adopted the Principality’s fourth progress report during its latest plenary meeting…
Monaco banking dispute widens amid divorce case and scrutiny of Safra banker
A high-profile divorce battle involving an Italian businessman living in Monaco has expanded into a wider controversy touching on banking secrecy, data security and the reputation of the Principality’s financial sector…
Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene launch epic waterbike crossing to Monaco
Their Serene Highnesses Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene officially launched the latest edition of the Together Crossing challenge in Viareggio on Friday, sending competitors on an extraordinary 180-kilometre waterbike relay across the Mediterranean to Monaco…
AS Monaco Basketball granted additional time as financial review continues
The Roca Team has been given additional time to clarify its financial outlook after proceedings before Monaco’s Court of First Instance were postponed until Friday, July 10…
Prince’s Car Collection explores how automotive icons have evolved through the decades
Visitors to Monaco’s renowned Prince’s Car Collection will have the opportunity this summer to trace the transformation of some of the world’s most celebrated automobiles through a new temporary exhibition…
Monaco Oceanographic Museum wins international award for immersive ocean experience
Monaco Oceanographic Museum wins international award for immersive ocean experience…
Roca Team on brink of defeat after Paris seize control of finals series
The Roca Team will need to produce a dramatic response to keep its title hopes alive after suffering a damaging home defeat to Paris Basketball in Game 3 of the Betclic Élite Finals on the evening of Friday, June 19…
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Monday, June 22, 2026
Monégasque open-water swimmer Lisa Pou continued her impressive international campaign on Friday by competing in the final stage of the Open Water Swimming World Cup in Portugal. Finishing eighth in the race, she secured valuable points to move into fifth place overall in the World Cup standings, confirming her status among the discipline’s leading athletes. The result caps another strong performance for the Monaco swimmer as she continues to establish herself on the world stage against some of the sport’s best competitors.
