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1 Year On, Cambodia Is Still Feeling the Impact of USAID’s Demise
The agency's dissolution halted programs and eliminated thousands of jobs, according to research on humanitarian impacts.
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USAID’s Demise: Congress’s First Surrender in Year of Reckless Foreign Policy
It’s been one year since NPR reported that USAID had shut down and merged its operations into the State Department. Over the last year, the termination of USAID shuttered health programs, collapsed local partnerships, and eliminated thousands of jobs. It showed how Congress’s decision to let USAID fall helped lay the foundation for the haphazard, unilateral foreign policy now visible in Iran and Venezuela. In early 2025, the administration told …
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