This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest from the Principality, starting with a cultural highlight on the Riviera. On August 28, His Serene Highness Prince Albert II inaugurated a landmark exhibition at Cap-Martin, marking 60 years since the death of Le Corbusier and celebrating the 50th anniversary of the French Coastal Protection Agency.

Sailing history was made in Nice on August 29 as the Ocean Race Europe docked in France for the very first time. Six IMOCA monohulls, including Monaco’s Team Malizia, were welcomed at the Admiral Infernet quay. In a closely contested penultimate stage in Genova, Biotherm emerged victorious, while Team Malizia finished sixth in challenging, shifting winds. The final leg sets sail for Montenegro on September 15.

In the world of sport with a medieval twist, Monaco’s own Grimaldi Milites are preparing for battle at the French Cup of Béhourd on September 13 and 14 in Gabarnac. The team trains in authentic 30-kilogram armour for this intense full-contact combat tournament.

At the Monte-Carlo Golf Club, newly appointed president Michel Dotta has unveiled an ambitious plan to combine the club’s prestige with a stronger focus on sustainability and youth participation, aiming to secure its legacy for future generations.

Stormy weather also made headlines as the Monaco Yacht Club’s flagship, Tuiga, suffered a dramatic demasting off Menorca during the Regatta of the Balearic Islands on August 31. No injuries were reported, but the incident was captured in striking onboard footage.

Meanwhile, preparations are in full swing for the Monaco Yacht Show, taking place from September 24 to 27. With 550 international exhibitors spread across 16,000 square metres, over 400 truck deliveries are now being coordinated to build this world-class showcase.

Monaco paused for reflection on September 3, marking the 81st anniversary of its liberation in 1944. Ceremonies at the Monaco cemetery honoured those who fought for the Principality’s freedom.

And in this week’s exclusive interview, NEWS.MC TV welcomes Lorena Salthu, founder of PSY S.O.S., to discuss her organisation’s work in providing accessible mental health support and how it is shaping the well-being of the Monegasque community today.

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This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest from Monaco, starting with a global celebration of performance art. On August 20, the 18th World Theatre Festival opened at the Théâtre des Variétés, featuring a vibrant performance by a Cuban troupe. Organised by the Studio de Monaco, the event is the world’s largest gathering of amateur theatre, with 18 countries from five continents represented.

On the water, Monaco’s Black Jack crew made headlines by setting a new race record in the Palermo–Monte-Carlo regatta. Crossing the finish line just before 3:00 in the morning on Thursday, August 21, they shaved over five hours off their previous best.

Cycling fans turned their attention to Turin on August 23 for the 80th Vuelta a España, where Monaco played a prominent role. His Serene Highness Prince Albert II attended the Grand Départ, further cementing the Principality’s growing presence in the cycling world ahead of hosting the race in 2026.

Back home, record numbers are visiting the Prince’s Car Collection, with over 2,000 guests per day admiring the remarkable lineup of historic and rare vehicles. Meanwhile, at the Grimaldi Forum, the Colours exhibition, created in collaboration with the Centre Pompidou to mark the venue’s 25th anniversary, has attracted more than 60,000 visitors since its opening, making it one of Monaco’s standout cultural highlights this summer.

This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Louis Delétraz, professional racing driver. In an exclusive interview, he shares his insights on the future of motorsport, the increasing influence of Monaco in international racing, and how the Principality is nurturing the next generation of talent both on and off the track.

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This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest from Monaco, with a strong focus on sport, the sea, and summer challenges across the Principality.

Team Malizia kicked things off with a hard-fought second place in the opening leg of The Ocean Race Europe 2025 on August 15. Skipper Boris Herrmann and his Monaco-backed crew finished just behind Biotherm after an intense duel with Paprec Arkéa, crossing the line off White Island in dramatic fashion.

At Stade Louis-II, AS Monaco FC is celebrating its return to the Champions League with a unique exhibition of historic jerseys. The display traces iconic European Cup moments from 1978 to 2025, with each shirt marking a chapter in the club’s continental story.

Meanwhile, Swiss endurance swimmer Noam Yaron came agonisingly close to completing a record-breaking 180km swim from Calvi to Monaco. After spending 100 hours at sea, he was pulled out just two kilometres from the finish line on August 16 due to extreme fatigue.

Off the coast, Riviera Navigation continues to delight locals and visitors alike with marine excursions into the Pelagos Sanctuary. Every Wednesday and Saturday, guests can spot dolphins and whales in the wild, just minutes from Monaco’s shoreline.

Back on land, Monaco’s Mobility Management Centre is tackling peak summer traffic, which now reaches up to 119,000 vehicles a day. With 24/7 monitoring across the 52km network, teams respond instantly to breakdowns, tunnel stoppages and pedestrian hazards to keep the city moving.

The summer heat has also pushed firefighters to their limits. July and August see around 1,000 interventions per month, with more than 85 percent linked to medical assistance. Heatwaves, storms and heightened fire risks are stretching crews to full operational capacity.

On the football front, AS Monaco secured their 1,100th Ligue 1 victory with a 3-1 win over Le Havre, played under intense 30°C heat and witnessed by Prince Albert II and club president Dmitry Rybolovlev.

This week’s special guest is Morris Pagniello, Monaco United. In our exclusive interview, he shares insights into developing young football talent, the growing importance of grassroots programmes, and Monaco’s role in shaping the future of the sport.

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This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest stories from Monaco.

The Monaco Pavilion at the Universal Exhibition in Osaka is nearing a remarkable milestone. Already, around 900,000 visitors have experienced the pavilion in person, while another 275,000 have explored it online, bringing the Principality’s culture, innovation, and sustainability message to a truly global audience.

The Piédon Circus, a beloved family troupe since 1920, has returned to Fontvieille with their latest creation, Marie Loup and Her Toys. Running until August 13 under their intimate marquee beside Monaco’s iconic big top, the show blends humour, acrobatics, juggling, clowning, and whimsical sets in a performance designed to delight audiences of all ages.

The Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra closed its summer concert season with a spectacular performance in the courtyard of the Prince’s Palace on August 7. The festive evening drew a large and appreciative audience, marking a fitting end to the orchestra’s summer programme.

Monaco’s traditions were proudly on display during the feast of Saint Roman, one of the Principality’s most important religious celebrations after Sainte Dévote. Beginning in late July, the festivities featured convivial pistou and fish soup evenings in the Saint-Martin gardens, attracting hundreds of locals and visitors alike.

On the sporting front, Victor Langellotti has made Monegasque cycling history, becoming the first rider from the Principality to win a World Tour stage. His perfectly timed sprint in the final 500 metres of the Tour of Poland secured both the stage victory and the leader’s yellow jersey for a day.

In Monaco’s Exotic Garden, rare desert plants are thriving. The Botanical Centre, established in 1960, houses one of the world’s most significant collections of cacti and succulents. Among its treasures are the endangered aloe dichotoma, with only around 100 left in the wild, and the distinctive “hatted” cactus.

This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Paul Smith, Founder of Touchstone Education. In an exclusive interview, he shares insights into entrepreneurial education, the importance of financial literacy, and how innovative learning models can reshape careers.

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This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest from Monaco, starting with a night of pure soul. On July 31, the Monte-Carlo Summer Festival lit up the Salle des Étoiles as the Motown All-Stars delivered an electrifying tribute to Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Aretha Franklin, and other legends. The crowd was on their feet as hit after hit kept the energy soaring.

On August 1, Monaco’s new Minister of State, Christophe Mirmand, visited the Princess Grace Hospital Centre as part of his institutional tour. Accompanied by Minister of Health Christophe Robino, Mirmand spent 90 minutes touring key departments, meeting staff, and gaining insight into the hospital’s operations.

Sailing into the history books, the Yacht Club de Monaco secured a landmark victory in the Admiral’s Cup on the same day. Skipper and Vice-President Pierre Casiraghi led the crew of Jolt 6 to triumph in what was Monaco’s first-ever participation in the prestigious regatta.

Also on August 1, Monaco’s Swiss community came together at Monte Carlo Bay to mark Swiss National Day. Organised by the Swiss Club of Monaco, the celebration welcomed over 300 guests and began with the Monegasque and Swiss national anthems before an evening of music, food, and fellowship.

On August 3, the Monte-Carlo Polo Team kicked off The Polo Experience in Saint-Tropez – the first stop of a globe-trotting series aimed at introducing polo to new audiences. Future destinations include the US, Spain, and Dubai, with the ultimate goal of staging a match right here in Monaco.

Meanwhile, the Grand Apartments of the Prince’s Palace are drawing crowds for an intimate exhibition simply titled Grace. The display offers a rare, personal look at Grace Kelly – not just the timeless icon, but the woman of strength, independence, and deep humanity.

In other news, the Government has announced stricter regulations for electric scooters and bicycles, with an emphasis on safety for younger riders. Children under 14 are now banned from riding them on public roads, part of a wider effort to reduce accidents.

This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Atoessa Ghavami, CEO of Luxavia – specialists in luxury private jet catering. In an exclusive interview, she shares insights into the art and logistics of delivering fine dining at 40,000 feet, the evolving tastes of elite travellers, and how Monaco plays a role in shaping luxury aviation experiences.

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