editorial

Haiti’s Cacophony Erodes the Last Vestiges of Sovereignty

Eight days ahead of February 7—the date set for two years as the end of the mandate of the Transitional Presidential Council—no solution has emerged within Haiti’s political class to chart the way forward.

The CPT’s Failure Is Widely Shared

The country is preparing to conclude the second phase of its long post–Jovenel Moïse transition with a third outlook.

One Year On, Kenscoff Continues to Resist

On January 27, 2025, armed individuals overran the commune of Kenscoff.

Haiti: Four Decades of Security Breakdown

In 2026, Haiti enters its fortieth year of security collapse.

Haiti: CPT and Prime Minister Hanging by the Same Thread

In just 24 hours, Haiti’s political situation has turned into a complete stalemate.

Another Failed Attempt by CPT Members to Replace the Prime Minister

Rumors had been swirling for a week.

Who Will Be in Power on February 8, 2026?

Who will take the reins of power on February 8? Nineteen days before the long-awaited deadline set since April 3, 2024, no one has a clear answer to offer.

2026 World Cup: Haiti Enters the Final Stretch

FIFA released, on January 19, 2026, the first ranking of the year, with the upcoming World Cup set to be the major competition.

Our Political Actors Eager for Privileges, Not Responsibilities

The four main weaknesses of the Haitian state are: the powerlessness of its security forces, its inability to control its territory and its borders, its failure to collect tax and customs revenues, and the indigence of its judicial system.

CESRS Members Installed: A Step Forward Worth Celebrating?

The members of the Council of Higher Education and Scientific Research (CESRS) were sworn into office on Wednesday, September 14, at Villa d’Accueil, in the presence of members of the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT), including its coordinator Laurent Saint-Cyr, Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé, and the Minister of National Education and Vocational Training (MENFP), Augustin Antoine.

What Will Happen on February 7, 2026?

These days, there is a sense of excitement in the air.

Labadie to Remain Closed, Highlighting Haiti’s Security Challenges

Royal Caribbean Cruise Line, which operates the cruise port of Labadee in northern Haiti, announced this Tuesday, January 13, that it is extending the suspension of its port calls until the end of 2026.