United Nations’ Decline Exposes Global Cooperation Crisis America Can No Longer Ignore

Every year, the United Nations General Assembly in New York serves as a stage where world leaders supposedly unite for peace and progress. Yet this year’s gathering reveals a stark reality: the UN is increasingly sidelined, weakened by funding freezes—primarily from its largest contributor, the United States—and plagued by questions about its very relevance. Is the UN Still a Force for Stability or Just a Costly Relic? The Gates Foundation’s delay in releasing its annual global development report signals more than bureaucratic hiccup—it highlights uncertainty over foreign aid commitments amid growing skepticism about international institutions. Meanwhile, the Clinton Global Initiative...