Britain will cut humanitarian aid spending in favor of militarization, writes FT
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- •The UK government will reduce humanitarian aid spending.
- •The reduction in UK overseas aid will be greater than cuts made by the Trump administration.
- •The funds saved from aid cuts will be redirected towards militarization.
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- ▸If the UK significantly increases military spending as planned defense contractors and the military sector in the UK could experience increased government contracts and investment.
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