Jan 19 Watch As Haiti Waits on Aid, Survivors Wonder Who’s in Charge At one hospital just across from the Port-au-Prince airport, medical workers can see aid entering Haiti but still do not have access to it. Jonathan Rugman of ITN examines how confusion over who is leading the relief effort is slowing… Continue watching
Jan 19 Watch Lessons Emerge from Quake Relief Effort in Haiti One week after the devastating earthquake that rocked Haiti, Gwen Ifill speaks with Jon Andrus of the Pan American Health Organization about which aspects of the international response have worked and which have failed. Continue watching
Jan 19 Watch Security Challenges Plague Aid Effort’s Growth in Haiti More much-needed aid arrived in Haiti on Tuesday, but aid organizations reported security has increasingly become a serious obstacle to distribution. ITN's Jon Snow reports. Continue watching
Jan 18 Chile Elects First Right-Wing President in 52 Years By Larisa Epatko Chileans voted Sunday for billionaire Sebastian Pinera to become the first right-wing elected president since 1958. Continue reading
Jan 18 Ukraine Election Moves to Runoff Without Incumbent By Larisa Epatko Ukraine's President Viktor Yushchenko, who gained power during the Orange Revolution in 2004, is out of the running in a run-off election now scheduled for Feb. 7. Continue reading
Jan 18 Salvation Army Disaster Chief: ‘Not One More Day Without Food’ By Hari Sreenivasan For an update on earthquake relief distribution and the security situation in Haiti, we checked back this afternoon with Bob Poff, an emergency relief coordinator with the Salvation Army in Port-au-Prince. "There's definitely a sense of anxiousness as there's unrest… Continue reading
Jan 18 Security Fears Prompt Some to Flee Haitian Capital By Jason Breslow The flow of aid workers, troops and medical personnel into Haiti increased Monday, as thousands of quake victims continue to clamor for relief amid the devastation of last week's temblor. Just as extra relief was arriving in Haiti,… Continue reading
Jan 18 Donations to Haiti Relief Effort Top $150 Million By Carolyn O'Hara Charitable and relief organizations have been inundated with donations since last week's devastating earthquake struck Haiti, and a report by the Chronicle of Philanthropy on Saturday suggests that the money raised thus far vastly exceeds what was raised immediately… Continue reading
Jan 18 Monday’s Headlines: Haiti Quake Victims Compete for Aid Six days after the massive earthquake in Haiti, a chaotic aid situation is continuing to plague quake victims in their search for basic needs. On Monday, thousands of troops, doctors and aid workers arrived to distribute much-needed relief for the… Continue reading
Jan 18 Watch Kabul Briefly Paralyzed by Bold Militant Assault The Afghan capital was paralyzed for hours Monday as militants laid siege to Kabul, detonating explosives, hurling grenades and engaging security forces in a fierce gun fight. Continue watching