From Ebola to conflict: Risks rise and the US is less able to respond [The Hill] ↳

Four former directors of USAID's conflict management office write in The Hill that the DOGE-driven dismantling of USAID, the U.S. Institute for Peace, and the State Department's Bureau for Conflict and Stabilization Operations has left the U.S. without the peacebuilding and health response infrastructure needed for emergencies like the Ebola outbreak in eastern DRC. 

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