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Haiti Doesn’t Need War. It Needs Peace.
As foreign troops set to deploy to Haiti again, Jake Johnston argues that there is another way: to build something new, Haiti doesn’t need war. It needs peace.
Mar 13, 2026
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Haiti Needs to Lay New Tracks
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Private Sector Assumes Control of Haitian State as DC Lobbying Picks up Pace
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State Dept. Awards $60K for Pool Maintenance to Company Owned by Sanctioned Individual
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The New York Times, Miami Herald, and AP Talk to Jake Johnston About US Designations of Haitian Gangs as “Terrorist Organizations”
May 2, 2025
Haitian Americans: A Socioeconomic Snapshot
Uncover the history of Haitian Americans in the United States and their contributions to the nation’s development and culture.
Washington Post Talks to Jake Johnston about Secretary Blinken’s Support for Haiti Mission
Discover the latest developments in Haiti as Secretary of State Antony Blinken seeks international support for the Multinational Security Support Mission (MSS).
Foreign Policy Talks to Jake Johnston about US Sanctioning of Haiti’s Former President
Learn about the US sanctions imposed on Haiti’s former president Michel Martelly for drug trafficking.
1A Calls Jake Johnston’s Aid State One of the “Best Books of the 21st Century So Far”
Jake Johnston’s book Aid State has been picked by NPR’s 1A as one of their “best books of the 21st century so far”!
Give Peace a Chance in Haiti
Get insights into the Kenya-led multinational intervention force in Haiti and the lack of clarity around its objectives, rules of engagement, and oversight.
First Kenyan Forces Arrive in Haiti as Part of Latest Foreign Intervention
Discover the details of the Kenyan security forces mission in Haiti. Learn about the context, challenges, and expected outcomes of this deployment.
Haiti News Round-Up No. 17: Transitional Presidential Council Selects Prime Minister
Haiti’s transitional presidential council selects Gary Conille as prime minister. Learn about the process and the controversy surrounding it.
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Haiti News Round-Up 16: Transitional Presidential Council Is Sworn in, a President Is Selected, but Disagreements Ensue
Learn about Haiti’s transitional presidential council, plans for a new government, and the latest developments in the political landscape.
Haiti News Round-Up No. 15: Presidential Council Awaits Installation After Weeks of Delays
Haiti’s transitional presidential council is expected to be formally established following weeks of internal discussions and delays.
Haiti News Round-Up No. 14: Armed Groups Join Forces to Demand Ouster of PM
Haiti’s de facto prime minister Ariel Henry announced he would resign to make way for a transitional presidential council after armed groups came together to demand his ouster.
