Navigating the Possibilities for Stability in Haiti

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Exploring the potential of a transitional government and security mission to tackle gang violence in Haiti by deterring teenage members through professional soldiers. Despite the challenges and mixed legacy of past missions, the chapter underscores the need for extensive rebuilding efforts and political stability.

Despite growing pressure from powerful local gangs, Ariel Henry, the prime minister, is refusing to step down. The state has descended into such a quagmire that he cannot even return. Can it be brought back from the brink? This year’s Oscar nominations show a newfound appreciation for foreign-language films (07:44). And, a tribute to Iris Apfel (13:52)

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