The US State Department has resumed $6.8 million in aid to Tibetans, previously suspended by the Trump administration.
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Aid was halted under Donald Trump's 'America First' strategy, which affected various aid programs. Recently, the leader of the Tibetan government-in-exile, Penpa Tsering, emphasized that Tibetans were considered 'collateral damage' in these decisions. Precise details on the resumption of aid have not been released.
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