Decrease article font size Increase article font size Prime Minister Justin Trudeau welcomes a delegation of twelve leaders from the Caribbean to Ottawa for a two-day summit. The summit aims to strengthen ties between Canada and the Caribbean countries through various initiatives. The Caribbean Community, known as CARICOM, consists of fifteen countries and five overseas …
Decrease article font size Increase article font size Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly reveals Canada’s commitment to aiding an international military intervention in Haiti, with specific details of Canada’s role yet to be determined. “Canada has always been involved in issues related to Haiti. We will continue to be,” Joly expressed during a press conference …
The United Nations Security Council has made the decision to dispatch a multinational force to Haiti to confront the violent gangs that are wreaking havoc in the Caribbean nation. Kenya will take charge of this mission, which will operate in Haiti for a duration of one year. The resolution, approved by 13 council members, saw …
The U.N. Security Council has requested the secretary-general to propose effective strategies for addressing the issue of armed gangs in Haiti. These options may include deploying a U.N. peacekeeping force or a non-U.N. multinational force. In a unanimous resolution, the council has directed U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to present a comprehensive range of options within …
U.N. Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, has called for a strong international force to aid in the fight against armed gangs in Haiti and restore security in the country. Guterres emphasized that the estimate made by a U.N. expert, stating that Haiti requires an additional 2,000 anti-gang police officers, is accurate and not an exaggeration. He clarified …