US EditionTravelers Prepare for Globe-Trotting Challenges Under Trump Administration
- The Trump administration began eliminating USAID's entire international workforce and transferring most foreign aid programs to the State Department in early 2025.
- This shift followed directives to streamline USAID overseas roles and reflected criticisms that the agency operates independently of U.S. national interests.
- Travelers and expatriates report increased tensions abroad and concerns about how Americans are perceived, affecting their experiences and travel behavior.
- Experts warn the aid cuts risk over one million lives, with estimates including 675,000 HIV deaths and hundreds of thousands more from malaria and tuberculosis.
- These developments suggest significant changes in U.S. foreign assistance delivery and potential global humanitarian impacts, while altering Americans’ international reception.
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Kenyan Women Pay High Price amid USAID’s Exit - The Living Church
Kenyan women and girls in remote villages are some of the people to bear the brunt of the exit of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). Some have begun to trek, as they used to do in the past, for up to 10 kilometers (6 miles) to gather water for drinking and other domestic uses. USAID had funded water and sanitation systems in marginalized communities to help Kenya meet Sustainable Development Goals, including goal six…
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