Strasbourg is known for its picturesque canals, half-timbered houses and its role as one of Europe’s political capitals. But on 20 May, the city also became the stage for a historic moment in Monaco’s diplomatic journey.
While the tennis world was already shifting its attention toward the bright lights and immense pressure of Roland-Garros, a quieter but no less remarkable story was unfolding beside Lake Geneva. And once again, Monaco was at the heart of it.
