Todd Moss, founder of the Energy for Growth Hub, joins Theory of Change to share his playbook for real policy change — and ...
After pushing back on U.S. attempt to tie health financing to mineral access, Zambia moves ahead with a $1.5 billion health agreement with the United States. Zambia is prepared to sign a five-year ...
The Government Accountability Office says the State Department and USAID were unable to provide evidence of any review process to guide the termination of thousands of foreign assistance programs.
The U.S. State Department is launching new implementation plans on Oct. 1 that will govern billions of dollars in healthcare financing and influence healthcare for millions of people around the world.
The World Health Organization has another late entrant in the director-general race. Botswana has nominated Dr. Gevorg Tamamyan for WHO’s top job, according to WHO’s list of candidates for the ...
The podium in the General Assembly Hall at the U.N. headquarters in New York. Photo by: UN Photo / Loey Felipe Each year, the United Nations General Assembly begins its annual session at the U.N.
Ahead of UNGA, the U.S. paid $725 million to cover its share of the U.N.’s 2025 regular budget and $102 million in peacekeeping fees. Plus, an encouraging word from the U.K.’s new development minister ...
The payments avert the prospect of the U.S. losing its vote in the U.N. General Assembly, but leave Washington with billions in back dues. The check is no longer in the mail. The Trump administration ...
Immigration hard-liner Andrew Veprek takes over leadership of the foreign assistance bureau at the U.S. State Department. Plus, closing out Food for Peace programs, and DFC’s accountability problem.
The former Department of Government Efficiency staffer is now serving as the State Department's director of policy planning, where he is a special adviser and operator for Rubio on “key foreign policy ...
How UNICEF plans to disburse its $218 million “macro award” from the U.S. State Department speedily; the U.K.’s Institute of Development Studies considering job cuts; and more cuts to German aid. An ...
In an unsigned planning document, UNICEF's vision for its recent U.S. government-funded "macro award" begins to come into focus. UNICEF has laid out a proposed plan for its $218 million humanitarian ...