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.
An overlooked inventor, a Brazilian rainforest and a trail leading to St Petersburg. At a Monaco screening of a new documentary, the history of photography proved rather less straightforward than the textbooks would have us believe.
Fifteen years in the making, the Principality’s inaugural Summit on Philanthropy marks a new chapter in Monaco’s commitment to international cooperation, bringing together leading philanthropists to consider the responsibilities, opportunities and future of private giving.
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.
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.
Monaco’s National Council has unanimously approved two reforms affecting the day-to-day operations of businesses and entrepreneurs. One aims to make the right to a bank account genuinely effective, while the other modernises the accounting profession and expands professional opportunities for Monegasque nationals.
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.
Seven Centuries Across the Border: Mattarella and Albert II on the Ties Between Italy and Monaco The first state visit by an Italian president to the Principality became less an exercise in protocol than a reflection on shared history — from the Genoese roots of the Grimaldi dynasty to.
H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco joined Pope Leo XIV and European leaders in Metz on Monday for a gathering centred on peace, dialogue and the future of Europe, bringing together political and religious figures in a city deeply associated with Franco-German reconciliation and the beginnings of European integration.
From Monaco to Busan, the International Hydrographic Organization is entering a new phase: digital standards must become operational infrastructure, while ocean knowledge must become accessible to countries with very different technological capabilities.
The Principality is pairing substantial public investment with a growing emphasis on efficiency, long-term planning and international standards.
