How poor countries are dealing with America's AIDS cuts [The Economist] ↳

Dropping by 25% since 2024, U.S. HIV/AIDS funding has fallen by $2.1 billion and is now routing through government-to-government agreements that require recipient countries to put up their own money. The Economist reports that thirty-four countries have signed on, while Ghana, Zambia, and Zimbabwe are refusing over what they call unreasonable demands.