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USAID - Page 2

April 29, 2025
Diplomacy

USAID and the Great Political Gambit in Sri Lanka

Let it be written in the annals of tropical theatre: while Sri Lanka’s political gladiators were lobbing coconuts in a coliseum of conspiracy, Ambassador Julie Chung sat calmly at the edge of

Diplomacy/News

Former Official Claims USAID Involved in Drug Networks

A former State Department official has raised serious allegations against the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), claiming the agency was involved in illicit drug networks. Mike Benz, who served in the department, suggested that USAID had been complicit

April 4, 2025

Africa Faces the Prospect of a Future Without Aid: Will Self-Reliance Be the Answer?

Geopolitics/World

Two decades ago, Eritrea made a bold move by expelling USAID and halting the operations of other foreign development agencies. The decision, led by

USAID Official Orders Destruction of Classified Records, Prompting Legal Action

Diplomacy/United States

A senior official at the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) ordered the destruction of classified records and personnel files on Monday night, according

Power Announces More Humanitarian Aids to Sri Lanka

September 11, 2022
Business/Diplomacy/Human Rights

Today in Sri Lanka, Administrator Samantha Power announced an additional $20 million in humanitarian assistance to support Sri Lankans during the complex emergency that has resulted in a severe economic crisis leaving

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