Bangladesh, Feb. 7 -- Over the decades, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has operated as a pillar of American foreign policy, wielding influence comparable to the State Department and the Department of Defense. Established in the early Cold War era, USAID has functioned as a tool of strategic intervention, deploying financial resources to secure alliances and shape political landscapes in favor of Washingtons global agenda. However, the Trump administrations aggressive stance against this “state within a state” marks a fundamental shift that could redefine American foreign policy for years to come. While the motivations behind Trumps actions remain complex, the consequences of this upheaval will b...