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The transfer wasn't written into Farm Bill legislation due to a matter of “jurisdiction,” but is likely to move ahead.

Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, the top Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, is renewing her hold on the agency's plan to spend up to $19 billion winding down foreign assistance programs.

Inside the U.K.’s £729.5 million budget for development contracts. Plus, the future of donor-advised funds, and the health funding challenges of South Sudan.

New grants to Catholic Relief Services and Operation End Starvation reflect a growing pattern of direct, multimillion-dollar humanitarian awards from the U.S. government.

The world of U.S. foreign aid is ever-evolving, and so too are its cast of characters. Here are five people you should know about if you're interested in the direction American foreign assistance is headed.

“We’re absolutely viewing it as a reduction in force in disguise,” said one FAS employee, who was granted anonymity to speak without retribution. “That’s how it feels to us.”

A detailed look at what’s happened in the last year to U.S. aid, and what might happen in the next. Plus, the European Commission’s new financing tool, a deep dive into Swiss aid, and lessons from a MacArthur Foundation grant closeout.

Also in this edition: A look at the world's non-DAC donors, Gavi gets a U.S. lifeline, and inside the Global Alliance for Green and Gender Action.

Today, frontier markets capture just 3.1% of global capital flows. But the search for what's actually blocking the money continues, along with the solutions to unlock real investing in the toughest places.

From finding a new home for Food for Peace to WFP's AI ambitions — Devex takes a look at the biggest stories of the year so far.