AI Cyber Alarm: Google says it stopped a criminal zero-day attempt that used AI to bypass two-factor authentication on a widely used admin tool—an early sign of AI-enabled hacking moving from “research” to near-scale attacks. State-Linked Targeting: In the same reporting, Google warns North Korea and China are showing “significant interest” in using AI to probe blind spots and build exploits, including plans tied to mass exploitation. Inter-Korean Sports Politics: South Korea’s unification ministry will fund cheering for a North Korean women’s football team’s visit to Suwon, aiming to keep the match focused on “mutual understanding.” Pyongyang’s Car Culture: Reuters reports Pyongyang traffic jams and new parking/EV needs as passenger cars surge, with signs of growing demand for parts despite sanctions. Iran Nuclear Anxiety: House Democrats demand Trump disclose Israel’s nuclear arsenal, arguing ambiguity raises escalation risk as the Iran war drags on. EU in Seoul: Europe Day celebrations in Seoul highlighted deepening Korea-EU cooperation, including security links tied to North Korea’s Russia support.