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IOM Warns of Increased Migration Due to Reduced Aid

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The IOM director warns that cuts to development aid could escalate forced migrations.
Wealthy countries like the USA and Germany have recently reduced their aid budgets.
US aid programs faced an 83% cut under President Trump, impacting global humanitarian efforts.
Germany's aid budget has dropped to approximately 10 billion euros from 14 billion in 2022.
The situation in Sudan exemplifies the increasing need for humanitarian assistance as conflicts displace millions.

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The IOM director warns that cuts to development aid could escalate forced migrations.
Wealthy countries like the USA and Germany have recently reduced their aid budgets.
US aid programs faced an 83% cut under President Trump, impacting global humanitarian efforts.
Germany's aid budget has dropped to approximately 10 billion euros from 14 billion in 2022.
The situation in Sudan exemplifies the increasing need for humanitarian assistance as conflicts displace millions.

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