The Global Fragility Act passed by Congress last year changed our approach to conflict-prone states that can be vectors of violent extremism, uncontrolled migration, and extreme poverty by dedicating $1.5 billion toward this space.
Rob Portman highlights the Global Fragility Act's impact on addressing extremism and poverty.
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