Rich nations are abandoning their moral duty to help the world's poorest while global inequality reaches crisis levels. The U.S. pullout represents a catastrophic betrayal of international cooperation when millions face hunger and disease. These aid cuts will cost lives and undermine decades of progress in health and education.

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Rich nations are abandoning their moral duty to help the world's poorest while global inequality reaches crisis levels. The U.S. pullout represents a catastrophic betrayal of international cooperation when millions face hunger and disease. These aid cuts will cost lives and undermine decades of progress in health and education.