AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoDrought Watch: Monaco has moved to the first “vigilance” level of its drought plan after rainfall fell to under half the seasonal average since the start of the year, urging residents and businesses to cut non-essential water use while restrictions remain voluntary. Public Safety & Justice: A Ukrainian businessman injured in a Monaco parcel-bomb attack says the investigation risks being “stifled” as key material and suspects span Monaco and Ukraine, and he is calling for a formal cooperation mechanism between prosecutors. Campaign Finance Rules: Monaco’s election campaign finance requirements are now fully published online, including a single financial agent who must log every expense daily and the risk of up to six years out of public life for falsified accounts. Nightlife Transport: Free late-night shuttles are back across Monaco after Monte-Carlo SBM renewed its driver partnership with Be Safe Monaco, running midnight to 5:30am through August. Local Governance: The government says it will keep monitoring rainfall and water resources and adjust its response progressively if conditions worsen.
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