With USAID slashing funding and Europe pulling back, global development faces a major shift. This article explores what's next — from MDBs to philanthropy — and how organizations can adapt in 2025.

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In short: Tens of millions will die, millions of them children.

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Aiming to empower the global expansion of Indian industries, South India's largest industrial exhibition, InDEX 2025, will be held from May 2 to 5 at the Adlux International Convention Centre, ...