Haiti's Transitional Government Takes Charge Amidst Crisis

As Haiti's new transitional council assumes power, the nation grapples with severe institutional collapse and ongoing gang violence.

Haiti's transitional council was officially inaugurated, marking the resignation of former Prime Minister Ariel Henry.
Michel Patrick Boisvert, the interim Prime Minister, emphasizes the urgent need for security and governmental reform.
Gang violence continues unabated in Port-au-Prince, with reports of houses being set on fire and residents fleeing.
The transitional government faces the challenge of organizing elections by February 2026 amidst a backdrop of instability.
International support, including a proposed multinational security mission led by Kenya, remains critical yet uncertain.