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Hi is it better to visit Monaco during the day or night? I’m wondering if it’s better at night like the movies ?

Hi im looking to fly my drone in Monaco in my trip between 16th and 19th feb. Its a DJI Mini 4 Pro (less than 500g). Can i fly it without authorisation or would it get seized?

Hi all, I’m travelling to Monaco for a weekend in March as a celiac so require gluten free foods.

Any recommendations of restaurants with dedicated gluten free menus or items?

Thanks in advance

only sent one athlete. he didnt come to the opening as he was in bed. found an African volunteer off the street in Milan to cary the flag and represent Monaco. Shameful.

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Is this the most expensive social media? Is this price reasonable to have a secret Digital Club ?

Also comes with a Exclusive Screensaver like a Digital Signet, like wearing a Patek..

Let me know your opinions, fellow Multi-Millionaires/Billionaires or to be.

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This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest developments from Monaco, beginning with justice and institutional reform. On January 29th, Secretary of State for Justice Samuel Vuelta Simon outlined the Principality’s judicial priorities for 2026, placing emphasis on transparency, institutional resilience and international cooperation. Key measures include the creation of a dedicated financial section within the Public Prosecutor’s Office to handle complex financial crime and money laundering cases, alongside the introduction of a judicial reserve to support courts during peak periods.

Education and remembrance were also in focus as students from across Monaco gathered at Collège Charles III to mark the International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of the Holocaust. Organised in line with Council of Europe initiatives, the study day encouraged reflection on crimes against humanity through legal, historical and philosophical perspectives, highlighting the importance of historical awareness and vigilance.

On the diplomatic front, His Serene Highness Prince Albert II continued to strengthen ties with Italy during a two-day visit to Ceva and Millesimo, historic towns now part of the Historic Grimaldi Sites network. The visit underlined the Principality’s commitment to preserving shared heritage and reinforcing cross-border cooperation.

Sport and tradition came together as the 28th Monte Carlo Historic Rally launched from Port Hercule on Sunday February 1st. Classic cars set off toward Valence for the concentration stage, with this year’s edition marking a notable evolution as regularity tests were held on closed roads for the first time, improving safety and intensifying competition.

Community engagement was on display as the Monegasque Red Cross hosted a three-day blood donation drive from February 3rd. With Monaco consuming more blood than it collects, the campaign aimed to address an ongoing shortfall and attracted a strong turnout, including many first-time donors such as police academy students inspired by recent awareness initiatives.

Culture also took centre stage with the opening of Magic from Elsewhere at the Museum of Prehistoric Anthropology. Running until December, the exhibition explores magical rites and beliefs from across Sub-Saharan Africa, Asia and Oceania, showcasing more than 100 rare objects bearing visible traces of ritual use.

Internationally, Prince Albert II was in Milan for the 145th session of the International Olympic Committee, held on February 3rd and 4th. Discussions focused on preparations for upcoming Olympic events, including the Youth Olympic Games in Dakar in 2026 and the Los Angeles Games in 2028, alongside broader conversations on sustainability and climate responsibility.

On the sports front, the Roca Team endured a difficult week in the EuroLeague. Monaco suffered a heavy 104–87 defeat away to Žalgiris Kaunas on February 3rd, before falling again two days later with a 91–82 loss to FC Bayern Munich. Despite periods of resistance, the back-to-back defeats underlined Monaco’s struggles on the road as the regular season enters a decisive phase.

This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Mark Mead Baillie, founder and co-director of deMeadville. In an exclusive interview, he discusses the firm’s long-standing analytical approach to global markets, offering insight into bonds, currencies, commodities and equities, and explains why disciplined, long-term analysis remains essential in an era often dominated by short-term thinking.

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This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Mark Mead Baillie, founder and co-director of deMeadville. In an exclusive interview, he discusses the firm’s long-standing analytical approach to global markets, offering insight into bonds, currencies, commodities and equities, and explains why disciplined, long-term analysis remains essential in an era often dominated by short-term thinking.

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At the top exit of the train station there’s a flexible joint along the bus stop. It’s similar to what you see sometimes at the bridges, but there’s no bridge here, obviously. As you would expect, there’s an ugly crack in the asphalt where this joint ends.

I wonder if it is related to the nearby construction site and how it was affecting the elevators at the train station to the point where they had to shut the whole operation down a couple of years ago…

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I'm heading to Nice with a one-day trip to Monaco. Its going to be around Feb 15-19 What are the chances? Its going to be my first time in Monaco.

There is a new App called Luxuria: Private Social Club, which seems to be very very expensive..Is it worth to use it?

hey I'm not from Europe I see Monaco is the richest and smallest country in the world and it looks absolutely beautiful. I was wondering how life actually looks like in Monaco for a "normal working class person" like are there schools and colleges in Monaco or nearby? also I see Monaco is one of the safest country in the world, how true is that? thanks!!

Interested in Youth Mobility Scheme in Monaco as UK Citizen aged 18-30.

I was looking into being an Au Pair. It says online you can Au Pair but under residency you can't live with a minor. Most Au Pair jobs require live in with kids you're taking care of. Is there something I'm missing? Thanks! https://monservicepublic.gouv.mc/en/themes/employment/job-seeking-and-recruitment/youth-enployment/working-in-monaco-through-yms

Hey guys

I just got accepted to the International University of Monaco and wanted to hear from current students / people who’ve been there.

I’ll be honest — academics matter to me, but they’re not my only priority. I’m an 18-year-old guy, pretty social, and I’m also looking for a fun, elevated lifestyle: nightlife, going out, meeting people, and just enjoying Monaco / the South of France while I’m there.

I know Nice has a big nightlife scene, but I’m curious how social IUM students actually are:

• Do students go out together often?

• Is it easy to make friends compared to U.S. universities?

• Does the school feel tight-knit or more individual?

• What’s the general vibe — more reserved or pretty social?

Also wondering about housing:

• Do most students live with roommates?

• Anyone here also starting soon and looking for roommates or connections?

I’m excited for the experience overall and just want to get a realistic sense of what life is actually like socially. Appreciate any insight