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China Fills Global Aid Gap Left by Trump

1 sourceFirst reported 25 days agoUpdated 25 days ago

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China is increasing its international aid presence due to reduced U.S. funding.
Examples include $3.5 million for HIV prevention in South Africa and food aid in Zambia.
China has funded projects in various countries, filling spaces previously occupied by U.S. aid.
Funding reductions from Trump’s administration have left a critical gap in support.
China's initiatives are targeting health, food security, and infrastructure development.

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China is increasing its international aid presence due to reduced U.S. funding.
Examples include $3.5 million for HIV prevention in South Africa and food aid in Zambia.
China has funded projects in various countries, filling spaces previously occupied by U.S. aid.
Funding reductions from Trump’s administration have left a critical gap in support.
China's initiatives are targeting health, food security, and infrastructure development.

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