Millions of people and hundreds of staff impacted by U.S. aid cuts, U.N. migration agency says

19-3-2025 Business Washington Times - Business 27

The United Nations migration agency said Tuesday it is scaling back and suspending lifesaving projects around the world and firing staff following an "unprecedented" 30% funding cut led mainly by the United States.

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