Assuming a fortune of $140 billion, and factoring in investment growth, that could mean annual giving of up to $23 billion a year by Warren's 2034 target, Devex's Raj Kumar discussed with Howard.

“There have been many suggestions and proposals, but so far I've not seen that political commitment,” Wellcome CEO John-Arne Røttingen told Devex on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly. There ...

Other countries may be hiding behind the U.S.' refusal to pay dues to the International Labour Organization, sources tell Devex. The International Labour Organization is planning to cut 120 jobs as ...

For Amina Mohammed, the United Nations deputy secretary-general, it’s crunch time for the U.N.’s development mission. “We are facing an existential threat,” she said at a town hall meeting of the U.N.

Nearly 60 organizations from the U.S. and across the world have joined forces to support the Geneva Consensus Declaration, a non-binding political agreement that urges countries to reject an ...

As foreign aid drastically plummets, countries are facing difficult decisions about which health programs they can afford to keep running — and how to pay for them. Coefficient Giving, an American ...

This comes in the wake of a heated dispute between the organization and the United Kingdom-based Islamic Relief Worldwide — which ousted the American organization from its federation. Islamic R elief ...

The most senior Trump administration official to enter the U.N. system set to take the reins at WFP. Plus, Gates and OpenAI Foundation bet on AI for livelihoods and forecasts. The world’s largest ...

Ahead of UNGA, the U.S. paid $725 million to cover its share of the U.N.’s 2025 regular budget and $102 million in peacekeeping fees. Plus, an encouraging word from the U.K.’s new development minister ...

A year and a half after USAID cuts began, advocacy groups say the fallout has moved from "catastrophic" to a lasting structural crisis. Ninety percent of LGBTQ+ rights groups across the globe have ...

Opinion: Israel’s government is not its development community. Isolation risks shutting out humanitarian and development innovators and practitioners with much to contribute. As world leaders prepare ...

The payments avert the prospect of the U.S. losing its vote in the U.N. General Assembly, but leave Washington with billions in back dues. The check is no longer in the mail. The Trump administration ...