UN Security & Haiti Gangs: Haiti’s security debate at the UN is sharpening: OAS member states are urging the UN Security Council to renew and fully deploy the Gang Suppression Force, warning a mandate without personnel, financing, equipment and logistics won’t restore control or enable elections. Prime Minister’s Police Push: Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé says Haiti has already trained more than 2,000 police officers this year under the P4000 plan, putting the country “halfway” to its goal of 4,000 as gangs still block territory and services. Regional Diplomacy: Dominican Foreign Minister Víctor “Ito” Bisonó argues stability requires synchronizing security intervention with institutional rebuilding and economic support, while a European Parliament delegation says the Dominican Republic can’t carry the crisis alone. Elections & Return Home: Haiti’s PM tells the UN people are eager to regain security, return to work, and vote, linking political renewal directly to improved safety. Assassination Trial in Miami: Five years after Jovenel Moïse’s assassination, a new set of defendants remains in Miami court, with prosecutors saying South Florida was central to planning and financing the plot. Migration Pressure: A Honduras-led “Faith and Hope” caravan has grown to 600+ migrants moving through Mexico toward the U.S. border as Washington tightens migration enforcement ahead of U.S. midterms. Controversy Over Lobbying: A Miami Haitian advocacy group is demanding answers over Haiti’s reported hiring of Roger Stone’s lobbying firm while deportees strain Haiti’s ability to absorb returning nationals.