The Latest Breaking News from Haiti

Canada to train Caribbean troops for a peace mission in Haiti to address ongoing violence and promote stability.

Jimmy Chérizier also warned that a foreign peacekeeping mission would be treated as the enemy

William O'Neill, an expert for the conflict-wracked Caribbean nation, said Thursday the number of police officers required last year was between 1,000 and 2,000, adding that the number has more than doubled now.

Human rights organizations have been urging the Biden administration to consider measures aimed at aiding Haitian nationals reaching the country

A transitional presidential council in Haiti took a significant step towards appointing a new prime minister to assist in stabilizing the nation, which has been plagued by rampant gang violence. The council's efforts were initiated as they awaited the arrival of 1,000 Kenyan police officers to aid in restoring order.

Haiti's transitional presidential council pledges to restore order, address challenges, and lead the nation towards stability and progress.

Deal to send hundreds of officers to Caribbean country amid spiraling gang violence is facing intense public and legal scrutiny

The governing council that aims to oversee a political transition in Haiti vowed Wednesday to restore "public and democratic order," in its first statement to the Caribbean nation wracked by a worsening security crisis.

Gangs in Haiti escalate violence, causing a humanitarian crisis. UNICEF raises concerns about children's health and malnutrition. US President approves ...

Haiti's political future remained in limbo Tuesday as squabbles among party leaders bogged down a council meant to name a transition government, while the capital experienced relative calm after weeks of violence.

The Caribbean nation's security crisis has been intensified by a political one: elections have not been held since 2016, with Prime Minister Ariel Henry heading the country since President Jovenel Moise's 2021 assassination.