UK Turns First Profit from Aid Program to India
Shift sparks debate over financial motives in foreign assistance
Britain has made a profit from its aid program to India for the first time, drawing both praise and criticism as it reframes the country’s approach to international development.
Officials claim the return demonstrates a modernized model of strategic aid, while critics argue it signals a departure from traditional humanitarian priorities.
Officials claim the return demonstrates a modernized model of strategic aid, while critics argue it signals a departure from traditional humanitarian priorities.
