UN Chief Guterres: US Debt to UN ‘Non-Negotiable’
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres insists that US arrears to the UN are non-negotiable, responding to reports of conditions on the funds.
UN Funding
Funding Crisis Threatens Aid for 1.3 Million Sudanese Refugees in Chad
Over 1.3 million Sudanese refugees in Chad face aid cuts as UN agencies report a $428 million funding shortfall, risking lives and essential services.
U.S. Faces UNGA Voting Rights Suspension Over Unpaid Dues
The U.S. risks losing its UN General Assembly voting rights due to unpaid 2025 dues, amid broader withdrawals from international organizations.
U.S. UN Dues Delay Strains Global Operations, Sparks Concern
The U.S. owes $1.5 billion in UN dues, straining global operations and sparking calls for financial reform. UN officials urge prompt payment to sustain critical programs.
UN Prepares for Potential Funding Cuts in Trump’s Second Term
The United Nations braces for potential funding cuts from the US during President Trump’s second term, raising concerns over the impact on critical programs in Asia. Global cooperation faces new challenges.