President Trump signed an executive order to review U.S. funding and involvement in the United Nations, a move that casts doubt on America's long-standing leadership role as the top donor. He criticized the U.N. for not living up to its potential, echoing sentiments from his first term. The order also encompasses a review of U.S. contributions to UNESCO, citing alleged anti-American bias. U.N. officials reaffirmed the significance of U.S. support for global security, indicating a desire for continued collaboration despite the tensions underscored by Trump’s criticisms.
President Trump signed an executive order calling for a review of U.S. funding and involvement in the U.N., increasing uncertainty over America's role as its top donor.
Trump expressed that the U.N. has tremendous potential but is not currently living up to it, reflecting his ongoing criticism of the organization.
The U.N. spokesman defended its role, stating that U.S. contributions have significantly advanced global security, highlighting the importance of the relationship with America.
The executive order also targets UNESCO for alleged anti-American bias, further indicating Trump's administration's critical stance towards international organizations.
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