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- The UK plans to cut climate aid to developing countries by more than 10%, reducing funding from £11.6bn to £9bn over five years.
- Budget pressures from the war in Iran drive a reallocation of 70% of international aid to conflict-affected states.
- Critics say the cuts jeopardize national security and humanitarian efforts, especially in health and education.
- Former officials warn the reduction could alienate allies.
