UN Warns Rohingya Refugee Services Face Collapse Amid Funding Crisis

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JUL 11

Above: People wait to collect aid boxes at a Rohingya refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, on May 27, 2025. Image copyright: Valeria Mongelli/Anadolu/Getty Images

story last updated JUL 11

The Spin

Western nations are making responsible choices by prioritizing defense spending over refugee aid given escalating global security threats from Russia and China. These countries cannot be expected to indefinitely fund humanitarian crises while facing their own national security challenges.

StratNews Global Al Jazeera

The international community is abandoning vulnerable Rohingya refugees at their most desperate hour, cutting life-saving aid while people face starvation and disease. This funding crisis represents a moral failure that forces refugees into dangerous situations.

The Daily Star Dhakatribune