US EditionTrump's job cuts are forcing the IRS to cancel several large audits, which could result in tens of billions in lost revenue for the government
- Over 6,000 staff members worldwide are affected by job cuts, with IOM reducing staffing by approximately 20 percent or more than 250 staff members.
- IOM reported that funding cuts exacerbate humanitarian crises and undermine support systems for displaced populations.
- IOM stated that these measures are necessary to ensure that it can continue delivering lifesaving humanitarian assistance to migrants and vulnerable communities worldwide.
- International organizations are receiving notifications of support withdrawal, leading to project shutdowns and widespread layoffs.
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UN migration agency forced to restructure amid significant budget cuts
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is undertaking “essential structural adjustments” at its Geneva headquarters and globally, in response to a substantial 30 per cent reduction in donor support for 2025 – including a significant decrease in projects funded by the United States.
·New York, United States
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UN migration agency warns of severe impact on migrants as US cuts force shutdowns
GENEVA - The U.N. migration agency said on Tuesday that unprecedented cuts in donor funding this year will force it to scale back or shut down projects around the world, resulting in a severe impact on migrants and affecting over 6,000 staff. Read more at straitstimes.com.
·Singapore
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