Who funds global aid – and where do the billions of dollars go? - IN FOCUS: The US decision to freeze its spending in ...

China could reap the soft-power advantage, but like Western governments, the country is cutting back on aid. Philanthropies say they cannot replace the United States.

As a share of their output, the Baltic and Nordic states stand out (see chart 5). Estonia and Denmark, for example, have ...

Donald Trump’s attempt to align foreign aid with his America First policy is too blunt and will have deadly consequences.

Its possible shutdown raises a crucial question: who will fill the void left by one of the world’s largest international aid ...

Although the Trump administration is now attempting to walk back some of the most obviously murderous aspects of its aid ...

Inspiring individuals like Professor Sokona should give confidence to taxpayers in aid donor countries that most Africans have a strong sense of pride to use any assistance meaningfully.

Under President Joe Biden, the U.S. spent $240 billion on development aid. Aid also increased during Donald Trump’s first term. Eight charts show which countries benefited and how the money was used.

US President Donald Trump's freeze on foreign assistance programmes could leave a vacuum in Afghanistan for China to step ...

The Trump administration’s 90-day freeze on foreign aid has impacted family planning resources used by hundreds of thousands ...

The moves in Washington are already having knock-on effects in the aid world. One example is the Pepfar initiative, which has ...

The United States' recent cuts to global aid, while challenging, opens an opportunity to propel Nigeria towards achieving a ...