USAID: Humanitarian Front or Political Tool?

This chapter examines the contentious dynamics between USAID, CIA operations, and U.S. foreign policy, revealing how humanitarian efforts may mask intelligence agendas. It discusses historical instances where public health initiatives served as covers for covert activities, raising ethical concerns about U.S. interventions. The conversation highlights the diplomatic repercussions of these activities and critiques the autonomy of USAID amidst calls for greater oversight.