US Aid to Nepal Diminishes Significantly Since 2015
In 2015, the United States provided substantial aid to Nepal following a devastating earthquake. However, current US involvement in relief efforts for Nepal is minimal, a stark contrast to its previous engagement. This reduction in aid is attributed to budget cuts implemented during the Trump administration.
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