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The Princely family were given a tour of the new vessel, which has been named in honour of Prince Jacques, over the weekend.

The winners of the Concours International de Roses have been announced, but one prize is yet to be awarded: the Prix du Public.

The agreement makes The Bahamas the 158th state to have established diplomatic relations with the Principality. 

The new, four-sided double album from the Orchestre des Carabiniers du Prince features a heady mix of military, ceremonial and touchingly nostalgic music.  

On Wednesday 28th and Thursday 29th February, a fleet of Apple Maps vehicles will be touring around the Principality as they collect up-to-date street-level imagery of Monaco for the tech company's mapping service.

More than 2,000 children enrolled in Monaco's public education system regularly help tend the school-based vegetable gardens.

Some 1,400 schoolchildren are expected to attend Monaco’s inclusivity workshops, which are spotlighting the challenges faced by those living with cognitive, motor and sensory disabilities.

When 10 CM2 classes from the Principality headed back to school in September, there was a new subject on the curriculum: the Mediterranean Sea’s precious red coral.

With the launch of its new National Policy for Disability Inclusion, which will focus on key areas such as employment, housing and mobility, Monaco has set itself on a path to a future where everyone living and working within its borders will be "ready to receive, welcome, understand, hire, educate, train and work with disabled people”.

The Government of Monaco has come together with France’s National Centre for Space Studies to sign a partnership agreement that could both “boost the Monegasque economy and protect the environment”.