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Thursday, August 13, 2026
Good Morning Monaco Thursday, August 13, 2026 Cybercriminals Are Hacking Hotel Wi-Fi: Protect Your DataTravellers connecting to hotel Wi-Fi networks are being warned to take extra care following the discovery of a sophisticated cyberattack capable of turning an everyday internet connection into a route for stealing passwords and compromising devices… Monaco government submits bill to modernise regulatory framework for crypto-asset service providers The Prince’s Government has submitted a new bill to the National Council aimed at updating the legal framework governing crypto-asset service providers, responding to the rapid growth of the sector in recent years… Pharmacies swamped as Monaco rushes for protective glasses ahead of solar eclipse Monaco is set to witness a rare celestial event, with a partial solar eclipse visible across the Principality on Wednesday, August 12, between 7:20pm and 9:10pm, peaking at around 8:25pm, when nearly 95 percent of the Sun’s disc will be obscured by the Moon… |
Prince Albert II expresses solidarity with Colombia Prince Albert II has expressed his profound sympathy and solidarity with the people of Colombia following the devastating earthquake that struck the west of the country on Monday, August 10, leaving more than 180 people dead and thousands injured…
Grimaldi Forum unveils cast for Shrek The Musical’s Monaco run The Grimaldi Forum has revealed the cast set to bring Shrek The Musical to life on stage this December, as the beloved ogre returns in a spectacular musical comedy adapted from the Oscar-winning animated film…
Young anglers cast their lines at Solarium Recreational fishing is enjoying something of a revival in Monaco, with a new generation discovering the simple pleasures of casting a line into the Mediterranean
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Thursday, August 13, 2026
The Rainier III Zoological Garden is preparing for a major transformation while remaining closed to the public, with around 20 animals already temporarily relocated as work progresses. The ambitious project will create larger, more diverse and naturalistic habitats for the garden’s nearly 450 animals across 70 species, while completely redesigning the visitor route with new educational and conservation-focused features. Work will continue over several years, with animal welfare remaining the central priority throughout the redevelopment.
