UN Security & Haiti’s gangs: The UN Security Council extended Haiti’s Gang Suppression Force mandate, as Haiti’s leaders and regional partners push for full deployment and sustained support to turn security gains into lasting stabilization. Economy & remittances: The IMF warned Haiti faces an “exceptionally difficult” macroeconomic situation, with insecurity, humanitarian strain, and the end of TPS threatening remittances that help drive Haiti’s economy. Politics & elections: Haiti’s Provisional Electoral Council published a preliminary list of nine presidential candidates and released daily electoral statistics, while Haiti’s prime minister urged the UN General Assembly for stronger international backing and full support for the anti-gang force. Justice: A Haitian-American pastor accused in the U.S. of orchestrating the 2021 assassination of President Jovenel Moïse began trial in Miami, facing life imprisonment if convicted. Public safety & governance: Haiti’s Catholic bishops issued a sharp appeal over worsening insecurity and governance failures, while police training graduated 150 officers in community-based policing. Development: Work continues on Haiti’s Caracol solar plant, and IDB-backed programs delivered fishing equipment in the South.