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United States President Donald Trump has scaled back Washington’s multilateral engagement, directing the US to withdraw from 66 international organisations incl…
United States President Donald Trump has scaled back Washington’s multilateral engagement, directing the US to withdraw from 66 international organisations including 31 United Nations entities and slashing funding to the UN. But his “America First” approach does not mean walking away from the UN altogether. Ahead of the UN General Assembly, CNA’s Nick Harper looks at what Washington is choosing to keep on its plate at the global body – and what it is leaving behind.
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@@tayspiderxImported1mo ago
That guy only has 2 years more
@@MKay-dd7rhImported1mo ago
Singapore is a rich country, you can fund the UN agencies if you’re so fond of them
@@stefpeeters4137Imported1mo ago
Today will just be another disgraceful day for the US.....
@@davidwong7655Imported1mo ago
US denies visa for second consecutive year, blocking Palestinian President from attending UN General Assembly.
@@kylinwarriorImported1mo ago
trump let the insults fly in blistering UN General Assembly 2025 - ' You’re all GOING TO HELL ! '
@@happymelon8839Imported1mo ago
2026-9-18 United Nations says US have committed war crimes in Iran.<br>A United Nations-mandated fact-finding mission has concluded that the United States may have committed war crimes when it carried out two strikes on Iran in February 2026 – one on a primary school in Minab, the other on a sports complex in Lamerd.<br><br>The Independent International Fact-Finding Mission submitted its findings to the UN Human Rights Council after months of investigation into the February strikes, when the US and Israel began the war on Iran amid stalled nuclear negotiations. It concluded that there were reasonable grounds to believe the US acted “recklessly” in the strikes.
@@happymelon8839Imported1mo ago
The United States owes the United Nations an estimated $4.2 billion in outstanding fees.<br>The total debt was roughly $5 billion until mid-September 2026, when the Trump administration transferred $827 million to the global body ($725 million toward the regular operating budget and $102 million for peacekeeping). <br>This crucial payment averted a liquidity crisis and secured the U.S.'s voting rights in the UN General Assembly ahead of the annual high-level debates.
@@kylinwarriorImported1mo ago
you can never get as shameless as u.s president
@@SIGNALacquiredImported1mo ago
Conman Trump is gonna con, continuously
@@GaryZou-k4gImported1mo ago
Peace?? What a joke ! It is truly ironic that a country which constantly instigates wars loudly advocates for peace.
United States President Donald Trump has scaled back Washington’s multilateral engagement, directing the US to withdraw from 66 international organisations including 31 United Nations entities and slashing funding to the UN. But his “America First” approach does not mean walking away from the UN altogether. Ahead of the UN General Assembly, CNA’s Nick Harper looks at what Washington is choosing to keep on its plate at the global body – and what it is leaving behind.
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Trump’s a la carte approach to the UN: What’s on the menu – and what’s not
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