Monaco Bomb Investigation: Interpol has issued a Red Notice for Anastasiia Berezovska, a 39-year-old Ukrainian woman believed to be behind the Monaco parcel-bomb attack that left Ukrainian tycoon Vadym Yermolaiev in critical condition, with his partner Anna Nasobina and their 13-year-old son also injured; Monaco prosecutors say the device was detonated remotely and that the sophistication suggests she likely did not act alone, while authorities continue a manhunt after she allegedly fled to France and was later spotted in Germany. Legal/Prosecutor Updates: Monaco’s Office of the Prosecutor General has opened criminal proceedings and is coordinating with international partners as investigators work to identify accomplices and possible backers. International Politics: Separately, Italy is pushing to soften NATO summit wording on Ukraine aid through 2027, arguing fixed timelines could limit room for negotiations, though officials say Rome won’t break alliance consensus. EU Accession Watch: Hungary has partially eased its blockade on Ukraine’s EU talks by allowing the procedure to open one remaining negotiation cluster, while still blocking the others.