Good Morning Monaco
Wednesday, July 1, 2026
Monaco Bombing
Monaco bomb investigation intensifies as victims fight for recovery The full extent of the injuries suffered in Monday night’s bomb attack in Monaco is becoming clearer as investigators continue their hunt for the person responsible…
No terrorism link in Monaco blast as prosecutor opens attempted murder inquiry Monaco’s prosecutor general has ruled out a terrorism classification for Monday’s explosion, confirming the case is instead being investigated as attempted murder…
Prince Albert II issues powerful message after Monaco blast His Serene Highness Prince Albert II has issued a statement following Monday evening’s criminal explosion in Monaco, describing the attack as a profound shock for the entire Principality…
| Ferrari driver returns to court over 190 km/h Monaco tunnel crash The woman accused of driving a Ferrari at almost 190 km/h before crashing in Monaco’s Louis II tunnel has appeared before the Court of Appeal, months after the spectacular accident left her teenage daughter injured… Monaco government unveils plans for civil unions and family law reform during pension debate The Monegasque Government has announced plans to introduce civil unions for same-sex couples and reform family law, alongside proposals to strengthen legal recognition for children in same-sex families, marking one of the Principality’s most significant social policy announcements in recent years… Italian chef goes on trial in Monaco over alleged restaurant stabbing attack An Italian chef accused of carrying out a knife attack at a restaurant in Monaco-Ville nearly three years ago is due to stand trial before Monaco’s Criminal Court from Tuesday, in a case that shocked the Principality’s hospitality sector… |
F E A T U R E D C O M P A N I E S
DULY NOTED
Wednesday, July 1, 2026
Monaco’s Fire Brigade has strengthened its ranks with the addition of nine new firefighters following four months of intensive training. The recruits officially joined the corps during a traditional helmet presentation ceremony after completing specialist preparation for the demands of serving in the Principality. Their arrival reinforces an emergency service that responds to more than 10,000 incidents each year while maintaining Monaco’s reputation for rapid, professional response.
