Digital Youth & AI: UNICEF’s U-Report poll gathered 211,300 responses in 119 countries on how young people experience life online, including how often they use AI—an input meant to shape safer, more respectful digital spaces. Haiti Energy Repair: Haiti’s Public Works minister inspected the Saut-Mathurin hydroelectric plant in Camp-Perrin after the 2021 earthquake, finding it running at about half capacity and pushing a fast repair plan to restore turbines. Haiti Youth & Tech: Junior Chamber International Haiti opened TOYP 2026 registrations, with categories including scientific/technological development and medical innovation, spotlighting young Haitians (18–40). Haiti in the Global Tech Economy: A Haiti-born biotech founder, Dr. Herriot Tabuteau, is highlighted among Caribbean billionaires—his Axsome Therapeutics fortune underscores how research can translate into major impact. Immigration Pressure on Haitians: Multiple reports track the fallout from U.S. Temporary Protected Status changes, including Haitians facing custody and legal uncertainty, with lawmakers pushing for Haiti TPS extensions. Grassroots Sports: Gonaïves’ 48th Mundialito keeps World Cup energy alive with 24 teams and a major prize, offering youth a rare development platform.