News roundup for Tue, Jul 13, 2021

Haiti’s president was assassinated, plunging the nation into chaos. Violence by gangs is on the rise, inflation is soaring, and essential resources like food, fuel, and medical supplies are becoming increasingly scarce. In response, Haiti has formally requested U.S. military assistance, but so far, the Biden administration has not committed to sending troops. Meanwhile, Cuba is also facing massive unrest as citizens take to the streets in protest against a government that has failed to address deepening economic crises and worsening living conditions—conditions made even worse by the ongoing pandemic.

President Biden has taken a strong stance against Russia over recent cyberattacks, but it remains unclear what specific actions the U.S. plans to take as these attacks continue without pause. His message is firm, but the lack of concrete measures raises questions about how effectively the administration can respond to growing digital threats.

Meanwhile, tensions with China over Taiwan remain high. Some analysts argue that a Chinese military strike on Taiwan may be inevitable in the near future, and the resulting conflict could have far-reaching consequences for the entire Indo-Pacific region. U.S. intelligence officials have warned that such an event could trigger broader regional instability, raising concerns about the potential for a larger-scale war.

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