Macron Meets Leslie Voltaire Weeks After Backlash Over Haiti Comments

French President Emmanuel Macron hosted Haiti’s Transitional Presidential Council President, Leslie Voltaire, at the Élysée Palace on January 29, just weeks after Macron’s controversial remarks about Haiti’s leadership and security crisis sparked outrage. The meeting, meant to strengthen Franco-Haitian relations, comes at a politically charged moment, raising questions about France’s role in Haiti’s future.

Opinion: What Haitian Politicians Can Learn from Abinader and Trump on National Interest

President Luis Abinader’s policies in the Dominican Republic prioritize national security, particularly through border control and immigration management, especially against Haiti. His administration’s construction of a border wall and restrictions on Haitian migrants highlight a firm stance on national sovereignty. While controversial, these policies resonate with segments of the Dominican population concerned about security and […]

OAS approves transition of Haiti security mission to UN peacekeeping operation

The Organization of American States has approved the transformation of Haiti’s Multinational Security Support Mission into a United Nations Peacekeeping Operation. This move, backed by Haiti and the United States, aims to support democratic renewal, transparent elections, and restore constitutional order. Regional representatives emphasized a coordinated effort to address Haiti’s security and governance challenges.

Haitian Foreign Minister Highlights Milestones in First 100 Days

Haitian Foreign Minister Dominique Dupuy’s first 100 days in office have been marked by gender-inclusive reforms, anti-corruption measures, and a focus on strengthening diplomatic ties. She has made strides in promoting women to leadership roles and ensuring transparency, while also taking significant steps on the international stage, including joining CARICOM’s reparations efforts.