AI & Publishing Fallout: Quebec author Thélyson Orélien’s “C’était ça ou mourir” AI scandal deepened as La Presse alleges overlapping passages in earlier 2012–2014 articles, using Pangram similarity checks; his publisher says it’s suspending promotions while copyright and editorial integrity questions are reviewed. Haiti Tech for Health: Anthropic and OpenEvidence are expanding free AI clinical search for doctors in about 100 low- and middle-income countries, including Haiti—aiming to help clinicians quickly use peer-reviewed research and treatment guidelines where access to specialists and journals is limited. Haiti Digital Commerce: Khhonda Marketplace announced a November 2026 launch to connect Haitian entrepreneurs and shoppers through one multivendor e-commerce platform with tools for online growth. Haiti Environment & Jobs: Haiti launched a National Community Reforestation Strategy to restore degraded landscapes, boost vegetation and resilience, and create a “restoration economy” with green jobs. Haiti Governance & Safety: Haiti’s commerce ministry inspected Port-au-Prince gas stations, collecting fuel samples for lab analysis after consumer complaints. Haiti Social Protection: Haiti’s pension system modernization forum began, focusing on coverage, equity, governance, and financial sustainability. Super El Niño Risk: Scientists warn Super El Niño could drive up to 451,000 deaths globally, with the global south hit hardest—an urgent reminder for climate adaptation planning.