Nuclear Medicine Link: Martinique’s health minister Dr Frank Anthony says an oncology centre on the island that manufactures radiopharmaceuticals is ready to supply Guyana with radioactive nuclear drugs for certain cancers, with isotopes intended to target specific tumour types and doctors in Guyana using the shipments. Energy Storage Watch: France’s energy regulator CRE has picked five Corsica electricity storage projects (about 48 MW total), including pumped hydro and battery systems, with contracts running into the mid-to-late 21st century and aimed at cutting solar curtailment. Aviation Shock: Global fuel shortages tied to Middle East conflict are still hitting airlines hard, with European Cargo among recent collapses into administration and more job losses expected as fares rise. Science, Health, and Policy: A separate report highlights how overseas medical costs can catch travellers out, stressing the importance of having a GHIC for state-provided care abroad. Caribbean Legacy & Justice: A France-focused piece connects national remembrance of slavery to ongoing harm, pointing to long-term pesticide contamination in Martinique and Guadeloupe and its links to cancer risk, while another story spotlights activism around a Nantes memorial mast for enslaved people.