Global Humanitarian Aid Failing, Report Finds

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A new report indicates global humanitarian aid is faltering due to funding cuts from major donors, including the US, and a rise in attacks on healthcare workers, undermining the aid system.

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A new report indicates global humanitarian aid is faltering due to funding cuts from major donors, including the US, and a rise in attacks on healthcare workers, undermining the aid system.

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