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Haiti’s electoral council releases a revised calendar and maintains Aug. 30, 2026, for elections, while warning that security and funding remain decisive obstacles. The post Inside Haiti’s road to 2026 elections: CEP revises calendar, keeps Aug. 30 vote date appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haiti’s World Cup run offers more than bragging rights—it’s a rare chance to rebrand the nation on the global stage through smart, strategic diplomacy. The post Football brings Haiti on the world stage; let’s use football diplomacy to keep it there appeared first on The Haitian Times.
As Haiti enters 2026 with more than 5 million people facing urgent humanitarian needs and gang violence spreading beyond the capital, religious leaders urged unity and collective groundwork to restore peace and stability. The post Haiti’s religious leaders unite to open 2026 with march for peace as national crisis deepens appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Henry Wooster, the top U.S. diplomat in Haiti, warned national actors that Washington will continue sanctions and prosecutions tied to gang collusion and power grabs. In his year-end message, he expressed hope that 2026 would mark a turning point toward bringing Haiti back on track. The post US Embassy renews sanctions warning to Haitian power brokers, saying ‘impunity is over’ appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The passage of the Haiti Criminal Collusion Transparency Act in the 2026 defense bill signals a shift in U.S. policy by targeting Haitian elites who collaborate with gangs. The post Congress passes Haiti Criminal Collusion Transparency Act in defense bill appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Despite international support for Haiti’s electoral process and progress, CEP officials warn that widespread gang control and insecurity in the capital and Artibonite remain the main obstacles to holding elections. The post Haiti unveils election rules, drawing mixed reactions appeared first on The Haitian Times.
During a tense press conference at the Villa d’Accueil in Port-au-Prince, Jean said the accusations of collusion with armed groups were “baseless” and aimed at intimidating CPT members as they debate whether to replace the prime minister. The post Fritz Alphonse Jean slams US sanctions as diplomatic pressure to keep Fils-Aimé as PM appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Fritz Alphonse Jean denies U.S. claims that he supports gangs, as Haiti’s transitional council faces pressure ahead of its February deadline. The post US sanctions Fritz Alphonse Jean, alleges ties to Haiti gangs appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The FBI interviewed Colombian suspects in Moïse’s assassination without notifying Haitian prosecutors, prompting legal concerns over foreign authorities questioning detainees under Haiti’s jurisdiction. The post FBI illegally questioned Moïse assassination suspects, Haitian judicial source says appeared first on The Haitian Times.
