From journalism to fiction, the French author has built a career on observing human nature. As artificial intelligence transforms publishing, her experience raises questions about authorship, originality and the value of human imagination. For much of her professional life, Sandra Nelson told other people's stories.
As Monaco marked the International Day of the Girl, the National Council opened its parliamentary chamber to a new generation of voices. Through lively debates on equality, artificial intelligence and freedom of expression, young people were invited not simply to discuss democracy, but to experience it first-hand.
In the heart of Piedmont’s Langhe region, the Sovereign Prince revisits centuries-old dynastic connections, celebrating the living heritage and enduring friendship that unite Monaco and Italy.
At the 2026 Global Gift Gala Monaco, Eva Longoria, María Bravo, Princess Stéphanie, Alexandra Leclerc and YANINA Couture brought different perspectives to one question: what can influence achieve when it is put to work for others?.
Ahead of the second edition of the Global Gift Gala in Monaco, María Bravo speaks with Ad Astra Journal about the Principality’s philanthropic potential, the personal experiences that shaped her mission, the role of women in social leadership, and why a new generation may be redefining what it means.
Ahead of the second edition of the Global Gift Gala Monaco, Camille Gottlieb talks youth engagement, volunteering and the case for making philanthropy something people practise — not simply attend.
A conversation with Isabelle Rossi about language, hydrography, professional instinct and the changing role of the translator.
Artificial intelligence is doing more than changing the way students study. It is forcing universities to ask an older and more difficult question: what, exactly, are they for? At Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, that question now sits at the heart of the debate.
At UNESCO in Paris, a forum on youth and artificial intelligence moved beyond what machines can do and asked what thinking, culture and responsibility still demand of us.
Pope Leo XIV brought an awkward question to Paris — first for the machines, then for the French Republic.
At the Press Club de France, a conversation about AI, trust, and why being there still matters. Managing journalists is hardly the most obvious prescription for reducing stress.
What should children learn when AI already knows the answers? Monaco’s schools are looking for an answer of their own.
