US EditionWith aid cuts looming, Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh face halved rations and misery
- Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh face a reduction of food rations to $6 a month starting in April due to cuts in humanitarian aid, as reported by the U.N. World Food Program.
- U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres criticized the U.S. And European countries for cutting aid, stating it would devastate the lives of over one million Rohingya refugees who depend on this assistance.
- More than 15% of children in the refugee camps are acutely malnourished, as reported by UNICEF.
- Alam, a refugee, expressed that aid cuts could lead to unrest in the camps, stating, 'It will be very difficult for us to live.
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US Foreign Aid Freeze Leaves South Asia Exposed: India Faces Strategic Test Amid Rising China Influence
Trump’s executive order halting 83 per cent of USAID projects has triggered humanitarian crises in Afghanistan and Bangladesh, opening doors for China to expand its footprint. India now faces mounting pressure to fill critical aid gaps and stabilize its neighbourhood.
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