America to pay $725 million to UN
The U.S. administration plans to allocate a payment of $725 million to the United Nations, aimed at settling overdue dues owed by the United States to the international organization, ahead of a possible speech by President Trump before the United Nations General Assembly next month. This transfer represents an important step to prevent a reduction in funding faced by the organization, amid ongoing worsening of the financial crisis due to the accumulation of unpaid dues. Reports confirm that the United States is the largest contributor to the UN budget, and a significant number of member countries have not yet paid their annual contributions, threatening the stability of the international organization’s work.
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