The UK, Germany, and Canada have dramatically slashed foreign aid this year, compounding the steep cuts already made by the US, analysis reveals. These significant reductions raise urgent concerns about the future of global support for developing nations
Germany’s latest coalition contract reveals significant cuts to its aid budget, raising concerns among development organizations. As the government seeks to streamline expenditures, advocates warn that reduced funding could undermine global humanitarian efforts.
UK Leader Keir Starmer has announced an increase in defense spending, citing security concerns, while simultaneously proposing cuts to the aid budget. This policy shift reflects a prioritization of national security over international aid commitments.
