Monaco Police have warned residents and visitors not to leave bags, suitcases or personal belongings unattended in public spaces, as abandoned objects may be treated as suspicious.
Monaco Police have warned residents and visitors not to leave bags, suitcases or personal belongings unattended in public spaces, as abandoned objects may be treated as suspicious.
Investigators in the Monaco bombing case are now reportedly working on the theory that the main suspect may be a woman of Ukrainian origin, marking a major new turn in the attempted murder investigation.
New details reveal the Monaco bombing suspect surveilled his victims throughout the day of the attack, waited nearly an hour, then detonated the device remotely as they arrived home.
A drug network operating around the clock across the Antibes and Cannes area has been dismantled after months of investigation, with six people detained by gendarmerie officers.
Monaco's Parquet Général says a foreign national brought in for questioning on Wednesday morning has since been released, as the inquiry into Monday's assassination attempt continues with French support.
Named for the first time, Anna Nasobina is a London-based lawyer, investor and arts patron whose life was upended by a bomb she never saw coming.
The commissioner who ordered the charge that felled Geneviève Legay keeps his suspended sentence and likely his job, seven years after the Yellow Vest incident that shocked France.
Ukrainian businessman Vadim Ermolaev, named as the target of Monday's Monaco bombing, carries a profile that raises as many questions as the attack itself.
RAID officers negotiate with an armed man after he barricades himself in a Nice flat and fires twice inside the apartment, as residents are told to stay indoors.
Monaco's prosecutor confirms Monday's bombing is being investigated as attempted murder rather than terrorism, as the suspect remains at large and the male victim's condition stabilises.
Ukrainian oligarch Vadim Ermolaev and his family fight for their lives after Monaco's Minister of State describes Monday's backpack bombing as "in all likelihood an attack."
Tax inspectors, Urssaf officials and police moved on the Côte d'Azur's busiest nightlife port in a coordinated pre-summer operation.