The Trump administration accuses United Nations General Assembly President Annalena Baerbock of interfering in the U.N. Security Council's role in selecting the new U.N. secretary-general. The Trump ...

The U.S. government is providing $240 million in humanitarian aid to Catholic Relief Services, which will go toward food, shelter, and other needs across countries with "significant levels of ...

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 ...

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 ...

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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 ...

India is installing renewable energy at a record pace — but weak grids, storage gaps, and transmission delays mean much of that power isn’t reaching users. India is building solar power at record ...

Three of the world's most hunger-stricken nations have been removed from FEWS NET's reporting, placing the countries in the dark as needs continue to escalate. The Famine Early Warning Systems Network ...

Germany has long been one of the most generous donors in the world. But its leaders have approved significant reductions in its spending. Germany, one of the most generous donor countries, has sharply ...

We asked 11 of the most influential people in the sector, what they're watching, what's keeping them up at night, and where they see a way through this turning point. What hard truth is global health ...

U.S. lawmakers released a foreign assistance appropriations bill for fiscal year 2026 that contains some positive — and surprising — news for the global health community.

A sign for the U.S. Agency for International Development is covered in black tape outside the Ronald Reagan building in Washington, D.C., on Feb. 27, 2025. Photo by: Tom Hudson / Sipa USA via Reuters ...