Haiti delays enforcement of new labeling regulations for imports
Haiti has postponed the enforcement of new labeling rules for three months, giving businesses until January 2025 to comply with regulations requiring product information in French or Creole.
Haitian police kill 20 gang members in Torcel anti-gang operation
Haiti’s police killed 20 gang members and seized weapons in a major operation in Torcel, targeting the “Kraze Baryè” gang. The action is part of a broader effort to combat gang violence amid rising insecurity in the country.
India-Canada relations deteriorate following diplomatic expulsions
India and Canada have expelled senior diplomats amid escalating tensions over the killing of a Sikh separatist leader. Allegations of Indian government involvement in the assassination have been strongly denied by New Delhi, deepening the diplomatic rift between the two nations.
French-Haitian Artist Gaëlle Choisne Wins 2024 Prix Marcel Duchamp
French-Haitian artist Gaëlle Choisne has won the 2024 Prix Marcel Duchamp for her immersive installation L’Ère du Verseau. Her work explores themes of mysticism, identity, and political consciousness, blending video, found objects, and natural materials to create an otherworldly experience.
Haiti’s defense minister calls for restoring state authority at CMDA
Haiti’s Defense Minister, Jean Marc Berthier Antoine, stressed the restoration of state authority and highlighted the modernization of the Haitian Armed Forces during the 16th Conference of Defense Ministers of the Americas.
Trump criticizes Fox News over upcoming Kamala Harris interview
Former President Donald Trump criticized Fox News for its upcoming interview with Vice President Kamala Harris, accusing the network of being too lenient on Democrats.
Haiti secures 5-3 victory over Aruba in high-scoring match
Haiti defeated Aruba 5-3 in a thrilling match, with late goals securing the victory after a back-and-forth battle that saw multiple lead changes.
Haitian filmmaker Samuel Suffren wins multiple international awards for short film
Haitian filmmaker Samuel Suffren wins three international awards in one day for his short film Des rêves en bateaux papiers, solidifying his position as a leading figure in contemporary cinema.
Haiti mobilizes health services for deportees amid mass expulsions
The Haitian government has mobilized health services at key border points to assist nationals being expelled from the Dominican Republic, while Foreign Minister Dominique Dupuy seeks international support amid escalating humanitarian and security challenges.
Three Haiti transitional council members barred from presidency amid corruption probe
Three members of Haiti’s Transitional Presidential Council have been barred from the presidency due to a corruption investigation. Despite this, their role in decision-making remains essential for the council’s functioning.