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State Department Creates New Humanitarian Bureau After USAID Closure

via Washington Examiner·Mar 21

The State Department has established a new bureau to handle disaster and humanitarian response efforts following the shuttering of USAID. This restructuring aims to streamline international aid operations under the current administration. The move reflects a shift in how the U.S. manages global humanitarian assistance and foreign policy execution.

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