Opinion: Germany has become the world’s largest aid donor — but its rise, driven by global cuts rather than strategy, exposes a gap between financial weight and policy leadership. It is said that with ...

Samaritan’s Purse is turning down $300 million in grant funding from the U.S. State Department because the organization has “always relied on God, not government, for funding,” according to its ...

The former Department of Government Efficiency staffer is now serving as the State Department's director of policy planning, where he is a special adviser and operator for Rubio on “key foreign policy ...

Plus, cuts to Germany’s aid budget, a look inside how philanthropy is shaping development, and how might UNICEF spend the State Department’s money? The U.S. State Department is turning on the taps for ...

Although the U.S. introduced fresh funding for global education and health this month, support faded in key sectors — including famine tracking across hunger-stricken regions. Meanwhile, the ongoing ...

In this week's edition: vital context about the complexities of aid distribution in Ethiopia and the fallout from the recent food aid diversion; fixing food systems; and the positive effects of school ...

A strong El Niño felt around the world will push additional people into food insecurity next year, experts warn, as too much rain in some areas while not enough in others will disrupt agricultural ...

The next Aid Transparency Index will be canceled due to lack of funds, according to an announcement by Publish What You Fund, the United Kingdom-based agency that produces the index. The index has ...

Following the deadly flash floods that killed over 900 people and caused up to $5 billion in estimated damage across Nepal, international donors have mobilized millions in emergency relief. The ...

The return of the Famine Early Warning Systems Network offers critical data for aid groups as global hunger emergencies escalate. After a months-long shutdown, the Famine Early Warning Systems Network ...

After its four-day ministerial conference spilled over into a sixth day, the World Trade Organization finally arrived at an agreement on the controversial TRIPS waiver on Friday morning. After heavily ...

Some African countries have not made plans to inoculate their populations, but public health experts are calling on them to follow scientific evidence and give their citizens a choice regarding ...