The United States will leave Unesco, marking a step in President Trump's strategy to exit several global organizations. Unesco is critiqued for promoting divisive cultural and social agendas, which the administration claims contradicts America First principles. The departure will take effect in December 2026, impacting Unesco's initiatives in education, culture, and hate speech prevention. U.S. funding constitutes about 8% of Unesco's budget, which minimizes the financial ramifications comparable to other agencies. A review prior to this decision indicated a growing discontent with Unesco's alignment with globalist ideologies.
The U.S. will withdraw from Unesco as part of an effort to remove the country from international institutions perceived as countering America First values, focusing on globalist agendas.
Unesco's emphasis on divisive social causes and sustainable development goals is considered incompatible with the Trump administration's foreign policy approach.
The decision to exit Unesco reflects a broader strategy under President Trump's second term to pull the U.S. from various global bodies, impacting its role in education and culture.
The financial impact of the U.S. departure from Unesco, which accounts for about 8% of its budget, is less severe compared to other international organizations like the WHO.
Collection
[
|
...
]