Monaco Hebdo
Monaco Hebdo is the Principality of Monaco's weekly news magazine. Published in French, it provides reporting and analysis on Monegasque political life, the National Council, the economy, health, culture and society, with interviews of local decision-makers. Alongside the print weekly, its website publishes news and in-depth features on current affairs in the principality.
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