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Humanitarian Aid: Generosity with strings attached

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In this edition we look at whether international aid should come with strings attached. If you donate to a good cause, should you get a say on what your money is spent on? The European Union and the United States are the world's biggest donors. But their approaches to giving are very different. The US, for example, often pushes for its aid contributions to be spent on American products. This is known as "tied aid".

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