Monaco Security Crisis: A parcel-bomb explosion outside a residential building near the France border injured three people Monday night, including Ukrainian-born tycoon Vadym Yermolaiev, his wife, and their 13-year-old child; Monaco’s prosecutor opened an attempted assassination probe while ruling out terrorism in early findings, and authorities say the suspect fled into France and is still at large. Official Response: Prince Albert II called it a “heinous/criminal” act and said Monaco’s security services are mobilized with French counterparts as prosecutors continue to probe motive. Investigation Details: Officials describe a deliberate blast with bolts/metal pellets; victims were taken to hospitals in Nice, with one woman reported in life-threatening condition and the child not in danger. Local Governance: Monaco confirmed it is moving toward same-sex civil unions via legislation, alongside clearer parentage rules for children of same-sex parents, signaling proposals before end-2026. Public Safety Regulation: Monaco tightened drone rules for major 2026 events, creating time-based no-fly periods unless operators get prior authorization. Civic & Philanthropy: Sohn Monaco convened leaders at the Yacht Club de Monaco to back paediatric cancer research, linking finance and medical work.