The influx of foreign-born blacks has energized the debate about what African American means today... READ MORE›
Oxfam's 2011 report, compiled in the year after aid workers were deployed to Haiti, revealed that seven staff were accused of using prostitutes at an Oxfam-funded residence... READ MORE›
Haiti still remains the poorest country in the Americas... READ MORE›
Haiti also supported the American Revolution by sending troops to the Battle of Savannah in Georgia in 1779... READ MORE›
The death toll in Haiti from Hurricane Matthew, the most powerful Caribbean storm in a decade, soars past 300 as Florida braces for landfall... READ MORE›
Compound in Les Cayes, 299 deaths have been confirmed just in parts of southern Haiti... READ MORE›
Live hurricane irma strongest ever atlantic storm batters caribbean islands... READ MORE›
The Haitians had been allowed to stay in the United States after the 2010 earthquake, which devastated Port-au-Prince, the capital, and killed 200,000... READ MORE›
Four people were killed over the weekend in the Dominican Republic, which shares the island of Hispaniola with Haiti... READ MORE›
Hurricane Irma appears to have broken the weather station on the Caribbean island of St Barthelemy St Barts ... READ MORE›
Marc Arthur Saint Fleur, 41, lies on a mattress in the sun on his roof in the fishing village of Carpentier in Port-Salut, Haiti, on Oct. 26... READ MORE›
The United Nations is urging countries worldwide to grant asylum to 130,000 Syrians in the coming year... READ MORE›
The hurricane, which hit Haiti on Tuesday, brought 145mph winds and torrential rains that destroyed more than 3,200 homes, displaced 15,000 people, ruined plantations and drowned animals... READ MORE›
Hurricane Matthew New life amid Haiti's 'forgotten disaster'... READ MORE›
LES CAYES, Haiti -- The death toll from Hurricane Matthew soared above 100 Thursday as the scope of the devastation in Haiti became clearer, officials said... READ MORE›
Haiti has been in the path of the storm just way too often,... READ MORE›
Fears of cholera outbreak and food shortages as Caribbean nation's crops are wiped out by Hurricane Matthew... READ MORE›
Matthew had dropped slightly to a Category 3 storm after crossing land in Haiti and eastern Cuba, but strengthened once again to a Category 4, officials said... READ MORE›
MALAKAL South Sudan In places where the fighting is fiercest no one is even attempting to count the dead... READ MORE›
In South Sudan, the United Nations says that 2,800 people are fleeing worsening violence and looming famine every day... READ MORE›
Standing before the General Assembly in his first speech here Francis endorsed United Nations efforts to reach a global compact to fight poverty and climate change... READ MORE›
An unnamed activist with the Syrian rebel group the Free Syrian Army told The Times The Russians have been there a long time... READ MORE›
Four people were killed over the weekend in the Dominican Republic, which shares the island of Hispaniola with Haiti... READ MORE›
A slightly weakened Matthew was expected to make landfall in Florida on Thursday... READ MORE›
This is too big and too soon after Hurricane Matthew last year parts of the country are still recovering, he said... READ MORE›
In the many conferences and diplomatic discussions about refugees, their own voices are rarely heard... READ MORE›
IOM has released 100,000 U.S. dollars to scale up shelter response, and an additional 350,000 dollars have been secured from the UN Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)... READ MORE›
With winter still flexing its muscles, a mass exodus is nigh--straight to any beach resort in the Caribbean with unclaimed lounge chairs... READ MORE›
The United Nations appealed for 119 million US on Monday to bring life-saving assistance to 750,000 people in southwest Haiti... READ MORE›
Russia believes in the huge potential of the United Nations, which should help us avoid a new global confrontation and engage in strategic cooperation... READ MORE›
Residents of Les Cayes and surrounding areas came to the school the night of the storm, wading through floodwaters... READ MORE›
In releasing the report, United Nations officials celebrated meeting some of the goals... READ MORE›
As a Caribbean climate scientist, I am often asked to speak about how climate change affects small islands... READ MORE›
We need some solidarity unity of purpose particularly among the permanent members of the security council he said in an interview... READ MORE›
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