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Good morning, this is Michelle. A UN survey uncovers the magnitude of the impact of countries’ decisions to cut back on foreign aid spending, particularly from the United States, on women’s rights organisations, many of which risk vanishing in the next six months.

Meanwhile, the UN’s leader briefs states in New York about his reform plans to cope with the financial crisis. And India mulls over its strategy to handle US tariffs.

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Michelle Langrand

14.05.2025


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Medical staff at a centre for treating child malnourishment at Haji Baba hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan, 21 April 2025. Action Against Hunger, which supports the hospital, has suspended most of its operations in Afghanistan due to US aid cuts. (Keystone/EPA/Samiullah Popal)

Half of women’s rights NGOs brace for closure over aid cuts: UN survey. A year of drastic foreign aid cuts is pushing hundreds of organisations advocating for women and girls’ rights “to the brink”, UN Women warns.

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