Tuesday, November 11, 2025
Monaco breaks €10 billion barrier as economy soars to record high Monaco’s economy continues to defy international trends, reaching a new milestone in 2024 as its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) surpassed the symbolic threshold of €10 billion for the first time…
AMPN marks 50 years protecting Monaco’s marine heritage with retrospective exhibition The Association Monégasque pour la Protection de la Nature (AMPN) celebrated 50 years of dedication to protecting Monaco’s marine environment on Friday, November 7…
Historic first home match for Monaco United ends in resounding victory Monaco United Football Club made history on Sunday, November 9, as they played their first-ever home match at the Didier Deschamps Stadium in Cap-d’Ail — and marked the occasion in style with a commanding 5–2 win…
Daniel Boeri warns that economic choices will decide the planet’s future Former National Council member Daniel Boeri has published a new book titled The Planet Needs Us, an exploration of how economics and environmental policy are inseparable in addressing the global climate crisis…
Roca Team eye another home win before EuroLeague double challenge in Belgrade Back on home soil, the Roca Team return to the Salle Gaston Médecin on the afternoon of Sunday, November 9, to host Saint-Quentin in Betclic Elite action…
A cosmic night of discovery above the Principality The Night of the Stars returned last night to the Museum of Prehistoric Anthropology in Monaco, offering visitors an evening of discovery under the night sky…
A culinary journey with the new Omakase at Nobu Monte-Carlo Nobu Monte-Carlo at the Fairmont Hotel invites guests on a refined gastronomic journey this season with its new Omakase Momijigari menu.
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Tuesday, November 11, 2025
The Audiovisual Institute of Monaco will host a special screening of The Rediscovered Photograph on Thursday, November 13 at 7 p.m., in the presence of its director, Pierre Primtens. The 2024 film, described by the Institute’s cultural activities manager Estelle Massé, is a deeply personal and poetic reconstruction of memory, as the filmmaker searches for a lost childhood photograph that becomes a metaphor for identity and healing. Using archive footage from other families, Primtens pieces together a story that blurs the line between autobiography and fiction, transforming absence into a moving reflection on memory, loss, and the resilience of self-discovery.
