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Political solution ‘no longer sufficient’ to address current crisis in Haiti

A political solution in Haiti continues to be elusive, and on its own is no longer sufficient to address the crisis and save thousands...

Catastrophic hunger recorded in Haiti for first time

An unrelenting series of crises has trapped vulnerable Haitians in a cycle of growing desperation, without access to food, fuel, markets, jobs and public...

UNSC urged to act in face of ‘humanitarian catastrophe’ in Haiti

The Security Council must act urgently to support Haiti as the gang, economic, and fuel supply crises there “intersect in altogether new and frightening...

Why the Global Fragility Act Matters for Haiti

Authors: Roger Mitchell and Lauren Mooney Last month marked the one-year anniversary of the assassination of Haiti’s president, Jovenel Moïse. The commemoration came at a...

Crises and opportunities: Setting Haiti on a more prosperous and resilient path

There’s a famous Haitian proverb, Se lè ou nan bezwen, ou konn ki moun ki zanmi ou, that means a true friend will always be...

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