Caribbean Airlines Transformation: Caribbean Airlines is rolling out a new programme to boost operations, customer service and long-term financial stability, with fresh perks like a Duty-Free Bridal Registry and gift cards aimed at making travel smoother for families across the region. Violence in Martinique: Three shootings in three days have shaken Fort-de-France and nearby areas, with victims ranging from a teenager killed in Lamentin to serious injuries in Sainte-Thérèse and Renéville—sparking renewed calls for tougher control of firearms and stronger security response. St Kitts & Nevis Leadership Health Update: Reports say Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew was treated in Martinique after a suspected stroke, stabilised, then flown to Miami for further checks—while officials urge calm and prayer as details remain limited. Regional Politics & Care: Opposition leader Mark Brantley urges citizens not to politicise Drew’s condition, highlighting how health news can quickly become a public flashpoint. Culture & Community (Saint Lucia): Saint Lucia’s La Woz flower festival continues to grow, with church-led celebrations and renewed calls for a bigger national flower event centered on Monchy. Sports (Haitian Football): OSNER’S FC welcomes Haitian goalkeeper Alan Jerome, adding international youth and national-team experience to its Brooklyn squad. Media & Politics (France): A Reuters report says Bolloré’s CNews is hardening its right-wing line ahead of the French presidential election, after the removal of conservative Philippe Bilger.