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Politics


France’s Anger Boils Over as Workers and Students Demand Change
Workers and students across France are joining strikes and demonstrations over rising living costs, wages and education, increasing pressure on Macron’s government to address growing social discontent.


Bukele, Dessalines’ Name Is Not Your License to Rule Haiti
Nayib Bukele’s invocation of Dessalines raises a fundamental question: can a foreign president claim to defend Haitian freedom while leaving unanswered who commands his troops and limits their mission? Haiti’s sovereignty demands transparency, accountability and respect for its people’s right to decide their future.


Wilson Joseph Breaks His Silence: Who Armed Haiti’s Gangs—and Who Will Answer for the Bloodshed?
Wilson Joseph’s interview with Roberto Cavada raises urgent questions about his allegations of political involvement in arming Haiti’s gangs. This editorial calls for scrutiny of armed leaders, their alleged sponsors and foreign security operations—with civilian protection and Haitian sovereignty at the center.
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