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General · 23 May 2026

Europe's aid cuts could cause 11.5 million deaths

Europe's aid cuts could cause 11.5 million deaths

Millions of preventable deaths could occur by 2030 due to foreign aid reductions from European nations. A recent study reveals that several European nations, including the United Kingdom, France, and Germany, are considerably reducing their foreign aid allocations; Germany's financial contribution is expected to decline by 37% before 2026. Researchers from ISGlobal estimate Britain's cuts alone might lead to 5.1 million additional deaths.

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