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State of global politics 'broken': Emergency relief organization | Power & Politics

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The International Rescue Committee has released its 2025 report, titled New World Disorder, laying out the top 20 countries at greatest risk of new or worsening humanitarian emergencies. President and CEO David Miliband sits down with guest host Karina Roman to discuss the global surge in humanitarian emergencies throughout 2025.

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