The US Plans to Propose an American to Head the UN World Food Program
The United States intends to propose an American to lead the UN World Food Program following Cindy McCain's announcement of her resignation from the position.
Annual School Aid: The Government announced an extra payment in March to guarantee a minimum of $85,000
The Argentine government will provide an extraordinary supplementary payment for the Annual School Aid, ensuring a minimum of $85,000 for all families receiving the benefit in March 2026.
Very good, pro-European and pro-Ukrainian exposé by Sikorski. The Foreign Minister debunks right-wing myths
Poland's Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski emphasizes the importance of EU membership and aid to Ukraine, countering right-wing myths.
What is USAID and why has it returned to the center of the debate
The article discusses the renewed focus on USAID amidst changes in how the U.S. organizes and supervises foreign aid.
Michelle Obama complains that society tells women 'don’t have an abortion' but fails to aid mothers
Michelle Obama criticized societal expectations and policy shortcomings regarding motherhood, highlighting the lack of support for new mothers.
We need a new debate on Norwegian development and aid policy
The article calls for a re-evaluation of Norway's development and aid policies, emphasizing the need for honesty and transparency regarding the objectives of aid in relation to national security.
Africa: U.S. Ends Lifesaving Aid to Seven African Nations
The Trump administration is terminating humanitarian aid programs in seven African nations, citing a lack of connection to U.S. national interests.
Expert: Ukraine is able to reduce dependence on the USA; Trump's pressure policy - unsuccessful
An expert states that despite the pressures from the US government under Trump, Ukraine has successfully managed to reduce its reliance on American military support during the ongoing conflict with Russia.
Even if illegally built buildings are purchased publicly... 'splitting households' prevents restitution for rental fraud victims
Victims of rental fraud in South Korea are frustrated as they are ineligible for public purchase aid due to living in illegally constructed buildings.
War in Ukraine: EU Foreign Ministers Struggle with Ukraine Support
EU foreign ministers are debating crucial financial aid for Ukraine and fresh sanctions against Russia ahead of the fourth anniversary of the Russian invasion.
Good news for migrants in California: Newsom announces a million-dollar aid fund and points against ICE
California Governor Gavin Newsom announces a substantial aid fund to support immigrant families amid federal immigration policy intensification.
Carney facing calls to send humanitarian aid to Cuba
Calls are increasing for the Canadian government to provide humanitarian aid to Cuba, following Mexico's recent shipment of aid amidst U.S. restrictions.
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani reverses course on homeless encampments after pausing clearings
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani has decided to resume the clearings of homeless encampments after initially pausing the policy, emphasizing a more compassionate approach to aid those experiencing homelessness.
Changing the Loan Fund's Rules: - When we find that type of mistake, we just have to clean up
The Loan Fund in Norway plans to change its rules regarding student financial aid for those receiving compensation after injury or illness.
Trump calls Cuba a 'failed state' and rules out repeating Maduro scenario
U.S. President Donald Trump described Cuba as a 'failed state' while encouraging the country to seek an agreement with the U.S., ruling out direct intervention akin to that in Venezuela.
China pledges aid to Ukraine as US officials warn Beijing is quietly fueling Russia’s war
China has promised humanitarian energy aid to Ukraine amid U.S. concerns that Beijing is enabling Russia's invasion.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is working on creating an overview after the Epstein cases
The Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs is compiling a list of think tanks and foreign policy institutes that have received support from the ministry following scrutiny from the Epstein cases.
7000 PLN Payments from ZUS. Increase and New Rules. Funeral Benefit 2026
The article discusses updates to Poland's funeral benefit policy, which now includes a higher payout and new guidelines for eligibility and inflation adjustments.
Claudia Sheinbaum's 'morning conference' today February 16, 2026: Follow it live here
President Claudia Sheinbaum leads her morning conference from Palacio Nacional, discussing various topics including consumer protection and cultural initiatives.
Icelandic Contribution to Ukraine Ten Times Lower than Danish Contribution
Iceland's financial support to Ukraine is reported to be significantly lower than that of Denmark, being ten times smaller.
Donald Trump demands the 'complete and immediate demilitarization' of Hamas while promising $5 billion for Gaza
Donald Trump has called for the complete and immediate demilitarization of Hamas while proposing a financial aid of $5 billion for Gaza's reconstruction.
Trump zeroes aid and shifts the bill of the Ukraine War to Europe
Donald Trump declared he would provide no financial aid to Ukraine during his 2024 electoral campaign, leading to a drastic reduction in U.S. support as European nations increased their contributions to the ongoing conflict.
Robert Gwiazdowski: Reduced VAT rates on beverages – is this prohibited state aid?
The article discusses concerns over proposed reduced VAT rates on beverages in Poland and whether such measures constitute prohibited state aid favoring specific businesses.
Invest a billion kronas in arms purchases for Ukraine
Iceland plans to invest over a billion kronas to support arms purchases for Ukraine amid the ongoing conflict.
Claims international aid is in deep crisis
Norwegian Development Minister Åsmund Aukrust asserts that international aid is facing a significant crisis, with many countries significantly cutting aid, including the US, Sweden, Germany, and the UK.
The government already knows how it wants to change conditions for Ukrainians in the Czech Republic
The Czech government is considering various proposals to limit support for Ukrainian refugees, with no specific measures announced yet.
Egypt: We Will Not Allow the Division of Gaza
Egypt's Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry emphasized that attempts to divide Gaza are a 'red line' that cannot be accepted, criticizing Israel for hindering Palestinian travel and humanitarian aid through the Rafah crossing.
UK plans to cut climate finance to poor countries by a fifth despite promising more help
The UK plans to reduce its climate aid to impoverished nations by more than 20%, despite previous commitments to increase support, raising concerns about the potential impact on lives and livelihoods in these regions.
Leader: This is what the government means by 'Swedish interests' in aid policy
Benjamin Dousa (M) cuts support to the democracy institute Idea while sending money to Somalia's corrupt leaders, raising questions about the motives of his L-labeled colleagues in the government.
Solar Self-Consumption Faces Issues with Financial Aid and Tax Incentives
The Spanish government's push for solar self-consumption is encountering significant obstacles related to financial aid and tax incentives, leading to a stagnation of the initiative.
BMZ Reform Plan: How German Development Policy Should Look in the Future
Development Minister Alabali Radovan has presented a reform plan aimed at adapting German development policy to new realities.
"We cannot do everything everywhere" – Germany wants to realign development policy
The German government aims to cut spending on development policy while aligning aid more closely with its security and economic interests, focusing on effective international cooperation with the world's poorest countries.
Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development: How development aid is to benefit the German economy in the future
The German Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development, Reem Alabali Radovan, presented a reform plan aimed at revamping German development policy to benefit the economy.
Aid for the Captive Debtor
The government aims to cap the maximum interest rate for consumer loans, including 'revolving' credit cards, at 22%, highlighting the lack of arguments against such a measure.
Milanović: The French sold us used planes and new ones to Serbia
President Zoran Milanović criticized the government's military aid to Ukraine and the procurement of foreign weapons, while claiming it is obstructing the construction of Croatian patrol boats.
Trump's Gift to a Bitter Enemy in Tehran
Donald Trump's public support for Iranian protesters may inadvertently bolster the Tehran regime while disappointing the very opposition he aims to aid.
Trump Threatens Military Intervention Due to Mass Protests; Iran Responds
Iran's Supreme Leader advisor warns Trump of risks to Middle East stability following threats of U.S. military aid to protesters.
In Israel, credit is taken for the aid to the Gaza Strip, but those responsible for it are vilified
The Israeli government's decision to prevent 37 international aid organizations from operating in the Gaza Strip continues its harsh and careless policies regarding the needs of the civilian population in Gaza, accompanied by a web of lies and conspiracies.
HZZ will extinguish fires with a package of 125 million euros due to increased minimum wage
The Croatian Employment Service is set to receive a 125 million euro package to aid in extinguishing economic fires caused by the rising minimum wage, as unemployment rates reach a record low of 82,700.
Tsiaras: With 100% compensation, cheap electricity and tax-free fuel, farmers must engage in dialogue
The Minister of Agricultural Development stated that there is no room for new financial aid packages and urged farmers to engage in dialogue about compensation, cheap electricity, and tax-free fuel.
Dispute in the Italian government over sending aid to Ukraine. New package approved
The Italian government has approved a military aid package for Ukraine in 2026, reaching a coalition compromise amid internal disagreements regarding foreign policy.
The U.S. drastically cuts humanitarian spending abroad to $2 billion in 2026 from $17 billion in 2022
The U.S. government is significantly reducing its humanitarian aid abroad, slashing spending from $17 billion in 2022 to just $2 billion by 2026.
The silent write-off has saved Catalonia more than 8 billion since 2010
Fedea reveals that a silent write-off of over 8 billion euros has benefited Catalonia since 2010 through disguised subsidies from low-interest loans provided by the state after the financial crisis.