US EditionTrump considers cutting UN peacekeeping funds after recent failures
- The White House proposed eliminating UN peacekeeping funding, according to internal documents.
- The OMB's Passback to State Department requests prompted this proposal for the coming fiscal year.
- Washington accounts for a significant portion of the UN budget and peacekeeping costs.
- The Passback excerpt states funding could come from a $2.1 billion A1OF, but "there is no final plan."
- Congress must approve the budget, and lawmakers may restore proposed cuts to funding.
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Omaha World-Herald
Trump administration cuts put Nebraska counterterrorism research center funding in jeopardy
The National Counterterrorism Innovation, Technology and Education Center, learned its 10-year cooperative agreement originally worth $36.5 million had been terminated by DHS. The termination was later paused.
Dar urges modernisation and unity in UN peacekeeping
Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar chairing a meeting in this undated picture. — APP/FilesISLAMABAD: Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar on Wednesday called for urgent reforms in United Nations peacekeeping operations, stressing the need for enhanced use of technology, stronger accountability measures, and...
Trump administration proposes scrapping UN peacekeeping funding - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
WASHINGTON — The White House budget office has proposed eliminating funding for United Nations peacekeeping missions, citing failures by operations in Mali, Lebanon and Democratic Republic of Congo, according to internal planning documents seen
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