At the 2026–2027 rentrée of the Institut Monégasque de Formation aux Professions Judiciaires, Monaco set out a quietly ambitious vision for legal education — one built on technical rigour, practical experience and a close understanding of the society the law is there to serve.
At its traditional rentrée politique, President Thomas Brezzo and members of the National Council set out their priorities for the season ahead — from housing and national priority to the future of Fontvieille, crypto-assets and artificial intelligence.
A new partnership stretching from Las Vegas to Paris suggests that the once-separate worlds of digital assets and conventional finance are becoming harder to tell apart.
In 1914 a gathering in the tiny principality posed a question that still troubles governments today: how can law enforcement keep pace when crime crosses borders more easily than the authorities pursuing it?.
Prince Albert II’s return to Les Baux-de-Provence was more than a family visit.
Perfume, private capital, vineyards and a yacht designed to fly: a morning inside Edmond de Rothschild’s new Monaco home reveals a family business rather more interested in what comes next than in standing still.
OpenAI’s new GPT-6 Astra can use computers, conduct research, write code and carry out complex tasks with considerably less human intervention. Greg Brockman believes it may be reasonable to speak of the beginning of an AGI era.
H.S.H. Prince Albert II has addressed the situation surrounding AS Monaco Basket, calling for clarity, responsibility and a long-term vision as the club faces a period of uncertainty.
What should children learn when AI already knows the answers? Monaco’s schools are looking for an answer of their own.
At the Oceanographic Museum, ambassadors from the Council of Europe’s 46 member states brought an unusually urgent question into the diplomatic chamber: what happens when environmental harm begins to erode fundamental rights?.
