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The ongoing political conflict in Haiti raises serious questions about the performance of political leadership and the roles of key sectors in the Haitian polity—notably political parties and civil society—in what is ostensibly a democratic state.

A proposed two-year road map to restore democracy may fare better than foreign intervention.

Generations-long American meddling isn't making it easier for Haitians to get on with building a functioning democracy.

What Haiti needs most is a transitional government that can improve security, address the country’s humanitarian needs, and lay the groundwork for elections.

To hold a credible vote, Haiti’s leaders will have to work against the shaky track record of the past three decades.

Analysis: Haiti exits 2021 hamstrung by gangs and government gridlock as eyes turn to diaspora

Troubling undercurrents in 2021 – from the U.S. to Afghanistan, Ethiopia or the climate emergency – didn’t send battle deaths soaring or set the world ablaze. But as our look ahead to 2022 shows, many bad situations round the world could easily get worse.

"Haiti continues to face an escalation in criminal and political violence, which has led to 50% of the population facing food insecurity, including 1.2 million who are facing emergency deficiency

Advocates for Haitians in and outside of the troubled nation are asking for immigration relief for those fleeing deteriorating situa...

A broad-based commission of civil society in Haiti has set up the most serious attempt in years to reverse Haiti's decline and hold genuine elections. But ambassadors for the U.S., Canada and France continue to exercise substantial power in Haiti and have stuck by the unpopular and unelected PHTk government of Ariel Henry.