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European Intelligence Services warn of a new terror threat linked to Iran and the Gaza War.

They were kind of posing as refugees, but they had automatic rifles, they had

pistols, they had ammunition, and on their mobile phones they had pictures of Jewish and Israeli targets in Europe.

Plus the Prime Minister of Haiti agrees to resign as violence rages in the Caribbean nation

and Chinese Evie Giant BYD struggles with its overseas expansion

amid a slew of quality control issues. It's Tuesday March 12th. I'm Lou Vargas

for the Wall Street Journal and here is the AM edition of

What's News? The top headlines and business stories moving your world today.

We begin in Haiti where Embadled Prime Minister Ariel-Anri has agreed to resign as violence

rages on in the Caribbean nation.

Anri, who has been hold up in Puerto Rico and unable to return to Haiti, will reportedly

step aside once a transitional council and interim leader are named, moves that are meant to set

in motion an election as quickly as possible.

Erfon Ali is the president of Guyana and chairman of the Caribbean community,

a political and economic union that along with the US has been calling for a

transition of power in a bid to stabilize Haiti.

Whatever we do must be what the Haitian people want of us. That is the

important point. It is not what we want, it is what the Haitian people want of us.

What we exercise leadership as a region in being proactive.

However, Haiti faces a challenging return back to stability

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