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Experts weigh in on the USAID and State Department merger; staff at the Wilson Center placed on leave as the Trump ...
We explore the complex story behind the deaths of seven WCK staff in Gaza. Plus, the Open Society Foundations completes a ...
Devex spoke with 14 former and current staff, all of whom detailed a culture of letting safety slide to the periphery and a ...
Official development assistance is going down, which countries are the most dependent on aid, and which countries would be the most vulnerable to aid cuts? Devex crunched the numbers to find out.
Ahead of its annual Spring Meetings alongside the IMF, we looked into how the World Bank spent nearly $1.7 billion on consultant services.
With USAID slashing funding and Europe pulling back, global development faces a major shift. This article explores what's next — from MDBs to philanthropy — and how organizations can adapt in 2025.
In a letter to Secretary of State Marco Rubio, four Democratic lawmakers objected to the Trump administration’s plans to ...
Key insights from our recent look into the development job market in the global south; the latest impacts from the funding ...
Spending cuts at home are limiting the bloc's ability to respond.
When Marco Rubio was appointed secretary of state, the aid sector rejoiced. Here, they said, was someone they could work with ...
Yet, despite the disruption, several organizations continue to recruit talent to carry out their missions. From multilateral ...
We look at the pros, cons, and questions surrounding the merger of USAID with the State Department. Plus, which USAID offices ...