Haiti seeks alliances to oust PM amid gang rule and airport closure
Haitian politicians pursue a coalition to form a three person council to lead a transition after gangs control most of Port au Prince. The move follows Haiti’s paralyzed economy, closed schools, and hundreds of released inmates as international pressure grows for a political path to elections.
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Ariel Henry
Port au-Prince
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Linda Thomas Greenfield
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United Nations
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Guy Philippe
Moise Jean Charles
Radio Caraibes
Philippe
Jean-Bertrand Aristide
Missile lands 500 feet from Zelenskyy in Odesa
A Russian missile strike near Zelenskyy’s motorcade in Odesa wounded port workers and civilians, while the Ukrainian president and Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis remained unharmed. Five deaths were reported as port infrastructure was hit and air raid sirens sounded. The attack sparked condemnation from European leaders and renewed calls for stronger air defense and security aid from the United States.
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U.N
Stephane Dujarric
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Kenya
Kyiv
Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Black Sea
Odesa
Kyriakos Mitsotakis
Zelenskyy
Protothema
Ukraine
Russia
Mitsotakis
Moscow
European Council
Charles Michel
Kremlin
Michel
Ursula von der Leyen
European Commission
Dmytro Pletenchuk
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Congress
Greece
Poll shows Americans want U.S. to limit global role
A new AP NORC poll finds most Americans oppose expanding U.S. involvement in Ukraine and Gaza. About 40 percent seek a less active role, around 25 percent want more involvement, and roughly one-third say current policy is right.
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Ukraine
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Israel
Hamas
America
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