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UK foreign aid spending plummets to its lowest in nearly two decades, with a 7.4% cut to £13 billion in 2025. Aid experts warn of life-threatening consequences, as programs for education in Syria and healthcare in Africa shut down. The UK is identified as a key driver in a 9-17% aid drop across rich nations, with further cuts planned to boost defense. The foreign secretary emphasizes the UKs role as an investor with expertise, focusing on war-torn regions, while campaigners urge a rebuild of the UKs global reputation.

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