Blogger Comment: Trump knows taht the UN is a puppet of the Globalists that want to destroy the USA and all western civilization as well, to bring in their one world government by 2030…where our leaders in the West are aslo Davos puppets who are making sure that all this evil happens to humanity…not me saying it, but the Davos Globlalists who have said this many times since 1971 when they created this evil monster…and the only greater monster for humanity is the Davos Globalists evil monsters themselves…
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The Trump administration is highlighting more than $1 billion in United Nations budget cuts secured over the past six months, calling the reductions an unprecedented step toward reforming what officials say has become an increasingly bloated international globalist organization.
The savings stem from two major agreements approved by U.N. member states, including a reduction in the unelected organization’s peacekeeping budget and a separate cut to its regular operating budget.
Administration officials say the agreements represent the largest spending reductions in the U.N.’s history.
U.N. Approves Major Budget Reductions
On June 30, all 193 U.N. member states approved a peacekeeping budget of approximately $5.1 billion for the upcoming fiscal year.
The new budget is roughly $550 million, or 9.7 percent, lower than the previous year’s spending level.
The reduction follows a 15 percent cut to the U.N.’s regular budget approved in December.
Combined, the two agreements reduce assessed budgets by more than $1 billion.
Assessed budgets are financed through mandatory contributions from member states, with each country’s share determined largely by the size of its economy.
U.S. Ambassador for U.N. Management and Reform Jeff Bartos praised the outcome.
“On June 30th, with U.S. leadership, all 193 countries came together again for the second time in six months,” Bartos said.
“We’ve achieved over a billion dollars of savings in six months, which is unprecedented.
“Any one cut would be unprecedented.
“The totality of the reforms is monumental.”
Trump Pushes Broader U.N. Reform
The administration has made restructuring the United Nations a central foreign policy objective, arguing that the organization has become overly bureaucratic, inefficient, and in need of significant financial discipline.
The latest agreements come ahead of the United Nations’ leadership transition in 2027, when Secretary-General António Guterres is scheduled to leave office after completing his second term.
U.N. spokesman Stéphane Dujarric acknowledged that both the peacekeeping reduction and the 15 percent cut to the regular budget were “unprecedented.”
Bartos credited months of negotiations by the U.S. Mission to the United Nations and sustained pressure from the Trump administration for securing the agreements.
“The new budget, this reformed budget, the enhanced efficiency changes the culture of how the U.N. looks at peacekeeping,” Bartos said.
“Every dollar has to achieve impact on the ground.”
He pointed to the U.N. Mission in South Sudan as an example, saying the United States first worked to streamline the mission’s mandate before reducing its funding.
Additional Reforms Could Save Billions More
Member states also approved a significant change to the way the United Nations handles unused budget credits.
Under the previous system, the organization was required to return unspent funds to member states even when those governments had not actually paid their assessed contributions in cash.
The newly adopted policy, approved on a four-year trial basis, limits refunds to funds that have actually been received.
Bartos said the change alone could save the organization more than $1 billion over the next three years in addition to the budget reductions already enacted.
Guterres welcomed the reform following the vote.
He described the previous system as a “Kafkaesque cycle” in which the United Nations was expected “to give back cash that did not exist.”
Dujarric said the revised approach would allow the organization to manage its finances “in a more predictable and responsible way.”
More Changes Planned
Bartos indicated that the recent agreements mark only the beginning of the administration’s reform effort.
“There’s massive numbers of additional reforms that our team is working on right now,” he said.
According to Bartos, future proposals are expected to focus on staff compensation, employee benefits, and the U.N.’s pension system.
He also suggested reform efforts will continue as member states prepare to select the organization’s next secretary-general in 2027.
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