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Port-au-Prince is burning. One month after a siege by armed gangs, Haitians continue to flee their country’s capital amid what the United Nations has called a “cataclysmic” situation and state collapse. Meanwhile, food and fuel are in short supply, and politicians are no closer to forming a new government. Can the international community help? Should it? Join FP Live for an in-depth discussion with Jacqueline Charles, a reporter for the Miami Herald who has covered Haiti for more than a de...

Port-au-Prince is burning. One month after a siege by armed gangs, Haitians continue to flee their country’s capital amid what the United Nations has called a “cataclysmic” situation and state collapse. Meanwhile, food and fuel are in short supply, and politicians are no closer to forming a new government. Can the international community help? Should it? Join FP Live for an in-depth discussion with Jacqueline Charles, a reporter for the Miami Herald who has covered Haiti for more than a de...

Haiti does not suffer from a lack of leadership; it suffers from foreign-backed repression of its talent and potential.

WHEN the Foreign Ministers of the world’s wealthiest nations gathered in Brazil from February 21, 2024, Haiti’s dire situation found a brief...

When the foreign ministers of the world’s wealthiest nations gathered in Brazil from February 21, Haiti’s dire situation found a brief moment of attention – not in the main agenda but on the sidelines of the G20 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Rio de...

A new political history reveals the dark side of foreign assistance.

/PRNewswire/ -- "With precision, empathy, and an engaging narrative style, Johnston shines a light on the relentless battle for and against Haiti, challenging...

It is long past time it stopped propping up unpopular political leaders.

The island nation, a symbol of black liberation since its founding, has collapsed into anarchy. Now many Haitians see foreign intervention as their only hope.

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