Haiti

With Haiti split on the most fundamental decisions, the political crisis shows no sign of being resolved

If Privert leaves, his supporters will cry foul, but if he stays on, his opponents will accuse him of a power grab

The rerun announcement will compound public anger, shifting legitimacy complaints from Celestin's supporters to Moise's

With views on both sides of the debate firmly entrenched, the CEP will cause controversy whatever its decision

Haiti's interim government is unable to deal with the country's growing food and health crises.

With Haiti facing a humanitarian crisis, leadership is fiercely contested

A successful appear against the UN's immunity could greatly complicate future missions

Martelly's relinquishing of power has averted an eruption of violence, but an elected leader may still be a long way off