The Principality of Monaco is a historically and geographically fascinating country. The entire area is under a single square mile (0.8, to be precise), yet it has its own semi-sovereign government and, technically speaking, an army.I say semi-sovereign because, by treaty, France has authority over Monagasque foreign affairs and economically dominates it. France maintains an embassy there. It's only 50 meters from the border of France.-via Iain Cameron...
No, they recieve free housing in the form of an official residence while living abroad. Something that can be cut by a commute.
And before you get hung up on a commute where as I’ve said an exhausting number of times a commute to attend state functions held by Monaco or diplomatic talks with the Monaco government. All of these would take place in buildings that are owned by Monaco.
At this point I’m just going to have to infer you’re being intentionally difficult. You seem to be stating the complete opposite of what I’ve said intentionally
No…
I’m done explaining if you can’t count that’s on you
Once again, do you think the ambassador lives in an embassy?
No, they recieve free housing in the form of an official residence while living abroad. Something that can be cut by a commute.
And before you get hung up on a commute where as I’ve said an exhausting number of times a commute to attend state functions held by Monaco or diplomatic talks with the Monaco government. All of these would take place in buildings that are owned by Monaco.
The entire point of an embassy is for you to host things. So you’re suggesting they have
Rather than, y’know, using the one they own.
No…
At this point I’m just going to have to infer you’re being intentionally difficult. You seem to be stating the complete opposite of what I’ve said intentionally