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Devex Newswire: British Council retreats to survive financial crunch

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By Helen Murphy Verified
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Critics worry that shrinking the global footprint of the U.K’s cultural and educational organization is coming at the expense of the nation’s soft power. Plus, the sisters doing it for themselves with tech, and Africa’s aid cliff. The British Council is closing offices in nine countries and cutting a quarter of its workforce as it battles back from years of financial turmoil. Supporters say it’s turning a corner.
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Devex Newswire: USAID funded a Sudanese lifeline. Then it went off the air

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By Helen Murphy Verified
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Sudanese listeners checking in for lifesaving information met with radio silence after USAID cut off funding. Plus, the WHO Foundation’s accounting kerfuffle. A USAID-funded radio program became a lifeline during Sudan's war, helping reunite families, guide aid deliveries, and verify lifesaving information. When U.S. funding disappeared, so did its broadcasts. Also in today’s edition: What will happen to UNAIDS?
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Devex Newswire: How should governments regulate AI? This week could be decisive

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By Helen Murphy Verified
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Call it “The Fever in Geneva.”  In a very polite cage match this week, governments are battling it out over how — or is it whether? — to regulate artificial intelligence. Also in today’s edition: The U.K. is getting creative with its climate accounting. The battle over who should shape the rules of AI is heading to Geneva this week as governments gather for the first Global Dialogue on AI Governance — even as the Trump administration argues the United Nations should stay out of it.
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