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Sweden’s Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson confirmed that Stockholm has begun discussions with France and the United Kingdom on nuclear deterrence. His comments come as uncertainty grows around US security messaging in Europe, sharpened by the Trump administration’s confrontation with Denmark over Greenland.  Speaking on SVT’s Agenda, Kristersson argued that as long as “dangerous countries” possess nuclear weapons, democracies must also have access to nuclear deterrence. He added that Sweden, through NATO, now participates in European discussions that “revolve around nuclear weapons,” a notable shift in tone for a country that has traditionally avoided the subject in public.  The remarks also land as Sweden continues to define its posture as…

Wizz Air’s Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Ian Malin has provided some additional details about the airline’s recent filing with the US Department of Transportation (DOT) in which it requested permission to fly between the United Kingdon and points in the United States.  Speaking during the company’s Q3 2026 earnings call, the airline executive minimized the significance of the application, stating that there are currently no plans for Wizz Air to launch transatlantic scheduled services.  He said the filing is connected to the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will take place in the US between June 11 and July 19,…

PARIS — Norway picked Hanwha to supply the army with long-range precision artillery in a deal worth 19 billion Norwegian kroner (US$2 billion), preferring the South Korean company’s Chunmoo system over competing offers from KNDS and Rheinmetall as well as the U.S. High Mobility Artillery Rocket System.Norway agreed to buy 16 launch systems as well as a “large number” of missiles, including munitions with a range of up to 500 kilometers, the government said in a statement on Thursday. None of the other commercial bidders could deliver a comparable range, Norway said.European countries are looking to add long-range strike in…

Morocco’s flag carrier Royal Air Maroc has signed a long-term lease agreement with Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) for 13 new Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft. On January 29, 2026, DAE, which is owned by Investment Corporation of Dubai, announced that the new Boeing 737-8 jets are scheduled to be delivered in 2027. Abdelhamid Addou, Chairman and CEO of Royal Air Maroc, said the agreement would “enhance the airlines flexibility to serve growing demand while delivering reliable connectivity between Africa, Europe, and beyond”. “This agreement is fully aligned with Royal Air Maroc’s strategic ambition to become a leading global connector. The…

The recent Operation Absolute Resolve captured Venezuelan President Maduro in a stunning display of American military power. Yet weeks later, pro-government forces still control Caracas, and the country remains “uninvestable.”This gap between tactical brilliance and strategic stalemate reveals the central flaw in the Pentagon’s new National Defense Strategy: America can project overwhelming force anywhere on Earth, but increasingly lacks the sustained presence to turn military victories into enduring outcomes.The Jan. 24 National Defense Strategy, or NDS for short, confronts a hard reality: the United States cannot simultaneously deter China in the Taiwan Strait, defend the Panama Canal, guarantee European security,…

Air India has kicked off the first day of Wings India 2026 in Hyderabad with a host of orders from the two largest aircraft manufacturers, Boeing and Airbus. On January 29, 2026, Air India announced that it had signed an order to purchase 30 additional Boeing aircraft, comprising 20 737 MAX 8s and 10 737 MAX 10 jets. The carrier then later confirmed that it was converting an existing order with Airbus for 15 A321neos to the newer and more advanced A321XLR. Discussing the Boeing order, Air India said its latest order at Wings India, was in addition to the…

Emirates and Marriott International have signed an agreement to reopen the shuttered Wolgan Valley property in Australia’s Blue Mountains as the world’s first Ritz-Carlton Lodge. The move marks a significant shift for the luxury resort which has been sitting vacant for nearly three years. The 40-key all-inclusive lodge is scheduled to open by mid-2026 following a AU$50 million (US $34 million) renovation of the 7,000-acre conservation property located in the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage area of New South Wales. The project represents Emirates’ second major operator partnership for the site in less than two decades. Emirates originally opened the…

Unhappy American Airlines cabin crew staff have launched a scathing assessment of the carrier’s CEO Robert Isom following the latest financial results this week. On January 27, 2026, the Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA) published a statement reflecting flight attendants’ displeasure over American Airlines’ performance. “While we are pleased American achieved a small profit, our airline continues to lag its competitors by a significant margin. This is no longer an anomaly, but rather a pattern of failure under the leadership of CEO Robert Isom and the American Airlines Board of Directors,” said the APFA statement. The union which represents…

Lufthansa-owned Discover Airlines is preparing to roll out the largest investment in its five-year history, outfitting its entire fleet of 16 Airbus A330-300 widebody aircraft with completely redesigned cabins starting in spring 2027.  The retrofit will introduce what the Lufthansa Group leisure carrier calls a “top-tier customer experience” across all three travel classes, featuring everything from Business Class suites with sliding doors to free Starlink internet throughout the aircraft. The first aircraft with the new cabin configuration will enter service in April 2027, with the remaining fleet scheduled for conversion by mid-2028. Once complete, each A330 will seat 288 passengers:…

PRAGUE — Germany is spearheading an initiative to create a “two-speed” European Union, proposing that a core group of six major economies bypass the bloc’s traditional consensus-based decision-making to accelerate defense cooperation and industrial competitiveness amid mounting geopolitical pressures.German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil and his French counterpart, Roland Lescure, jointly convened finance ministers from Poland, Spain, Italy and the Netherlands on Jan. 28 for a video conference to establish what is being called the E6 format of the six leading European economies.“Now is the time for a Europe of two speeds,” Klingbeil said at a Berlin event ahead of the…