Monaco has always had a particular talent for making scale feel irrelevant. Its territory may be compact, but its sporting ambitions rarely are. Formula 1, tennis, sailing and major international competitions have long turned the Principality into a stage whose global visibility far exceeds its size. Now cycling is preparing to join that tradition.
The General Secretary of SEA Index explains why the biggest obstacle to sustainable yachting is no longer technology—but the absence of clear rules.
MONACO — Can a superyacht ever be truly sustainable? Or is the future of luxury no longer about owning more—but leaving a lighter footprint?
A Conversation with Maëlle Truchement, CEO & Co-founder of NEMO
At the Ocean Space Forum 2026, the Principality made a compelling case that the future of ocean governance may begin far above the sea.
A new heritage initiative invites residents and visitors to discover the Principality beyond its postcard image.
A conversation with Marjorie Crovetto on leadership, sustainability and the quiet work of shaping the Principality
Some events find a place on a city’s calendar. Others become part of its identity. For me, UPAINT Monaco has long been one of the latter.
Monaco hosted a military ceremony as part of the 81st General Assembly of the International Military Sports Council (CISM). The event took place at the Prince’s Palace Square, despite overcast weather and light rain.
For all the rhetoric that tends to surround sustainability gatherings, ChangeNOW 2026 offered something more substantial since its launch in 2017: evidence that the conversation is beginning to shift from aspiration to implementation.
