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Abigaïl Alexandre shines for Haiti with Eloquentia International victory
Abigaïl Alexandre made history on March 25, 2026, by winning the grand final of Eloquentia International, held in France. At...
UN declares transatlantic African slave trade the gravest crime against humanity
The United Nations General Assembly has officially proclaimed the transatlantic African slave trade as the gravest crime against humanity, following...
PNH makes progress in downtown Port-au-Prince but faces consolidation challenges
PNH makes progress in downtown Port-au-Prince but faces consolidation challenges Security forces in Port-au-Prince have made notable progress in efforts...
IBESR clarifies actions on protection and reintegration of children recruited by armed groups
The Institut du Bien-Être Social et de Recherches (IBESR) has issued clarifications regarding its work to protect and reintegrate children...
Haiti: Immigration director and nine officials detained in fake passport investigation
Authorities in Haiti have detained the director of the Direction de l'Immigration et de l'Émigration (DIE), Antoine Jean Simon Fénélon,...
Haiti–Dominican Republic: cautious hope for renewed dialogue
Relations between Haiti and the Dominican Republic may be showing early signs of improvement after months of diplomatic tension. Edwin...
Haiti’s Political Future Clarifies as Elections Are Planned in the Coming Months
remains trapped in a multidimensional crisis marked by weak institutions, political uncertainty, widespread gang violence, and overwhelming humanitarian needs. However,...
From Europe’s Perspective: As Humanitarian Aid Stalls in Haiti, Can Drones and Foreign Troops Stop Gang Violence?
Haiti’s security, financial, and political crises have significantly worsened in recent months, at a time when international humanitarian assistance is...
New Prisons Planned for 2026
The government of Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé has a solution for detention and is evaluating several options to provide...
Resumption at the Port-au-Prince Court of First Instance
Correctional hearings have resumed at the Port-au-Prince Court of First Instance since Monday, March 9, following several months of strikes...
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