The Globalist

Stop calling “aid” what really is about supply management for US agricultural interests.

After the devastating earthquake in 2011, one Haitian civil engineer took it upon herself to rebuild Haiti the right way.

One large country and one small country both struggle with modern slavery.

Rough waters and tough tides cannot trump Haiti’s spirit

Do all the negative statistics about Haiti obscure the humanity and hope of the people there?

Why has outsourcing disaster relief work to NGOs failed in the case of Haiti’s cholera outbreak?

How did the Dominican Republic's and Haiti’s environmental past determine their economic futures?

Where is progress being made in the fight against this global epidemic?

How do previous U.S. efforts to stabilize Haiti compare with current military interventions around the world?

With Haiti once again descending into chaos, is there hope? We examine the posibilities — quote-by-quote.