U.S. Trump Administration Begins Transferring $725 Million to United Nations
The payment, made ahead of President Trump's expected U.N. speech next month, represents less than 20% of the over $4 billion the U.N. says Washington owes. The funds could temporarily ease the U.N.'s severe cash crisis, helping cover salaries and operations. Experts warn that without further payments, the U.S. risks losing General Assembly voting rights in January.
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