Haiti's Prime Minister Struggles to Return Amid Escalating Violence

Ariel Henry faces mounting pressure to resign as gangs control much of Port-au-Prince, complicating efforts to restore order.

Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry is unable to return home as gang violence escalates, with the main airport closed and over 4,000 inmates freed.
Henry, out of the country for diplomatic efforts, faces calls for resignation amid a crisis that has paralyzed Haiti.
Gang leader Jimmy Cherizier, known as 'Barbecue,' warns of potential civil war and genocide unless Henry steps down.
Haitian politicians seek new alliances to navigate the crisis, as international support for Henry wanes.
The U.N. Security Council holds an emergency meeting to address the situation, with Henry rejecting calls to resign.