U.S. To Exit 66 International Organizations
2 weeks ago
The Trump administration is moving to withdraw the United States from dozens of international organizations, signaling a further retreat from global cooperation.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order directing the U.S. to leave 66 international bodies, including the United Nations’ population agency and a key U.N. treaty that governs international climate negotiations.
The order follows a comprehensive review of U.S. participation and funding for global organizations, many of which the administration says promote initiatives it considers politically biased, including diversity, labor, and climate-related programs.
Officials said the withdrawals reflect the administration’s focus on prioritizing American interests in global affairs.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order directing the U.S. to leave 66 international bodies, including the United Nations’ population agency and a key U.N. treaty that governs international climate negotiations.
The order follows a comprehensive review of U.S. participation and funding for global organizations, many of which the administration says promote initiatives it considers politically biased, including diversity, labor, and climate-related programs.
Officials said the withdrawals reflect the administration’s focus on prioritizing American interests in global affairs.
