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U.S. expresses 'full support' for PH anti-drug campaign – Robredo
'Bilang kaibigan ng Pilipinas, gagawin nila ang lahat para tayo ay magtagumpay sa laban na ito,' says Vice President Leni Robredo, whose strategy against illegal drugs is focused on drug demand reduction and rehabilitation

Millions in US aid to Syrians suspended over graft probe
USAID discovers a network of commercial vendors NGO employees and others allegedly engaged in bribery and kickback schemes

US aid ship docks with food for Sudan war zones
The shipment will meet food needs of at least one million internally displaced people and 200 000 South Sudanese for 3 months WFP Sudan chief Adnan Khan tells reporters

International aid groups rush to reach Nepal quake victims
Aid organizations responding to the emergency struggle to assess the needs with communications cut off around the Himalayan nation

Ebola 'easier to avoid than malaria' – USAID
USAID director Jeremy Konyndyk: Compared to something like malaria it is much harder a disease to get But obviously must worse when you do get it

Wife of American jailed in Cuba calls for Obama help
Alan Gross arrested in December 2009 for allegedly distributing telecommunications equipment in Cuba while working as a contractor for USAID turns 65 on Friday May 2

US urges ASEAN armies to prepare for more natural disasters
US officials offer to help ASEAN countries get ready for the effects of climate change and urge better cooperation among armies and emergency agencies

Audit raps USAID for wasting almost $50-M in Afghanistan
A watchdog body criticized USAID for spending nearly US 50 M on programs in Afghanistan that had failed to improve stability