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US to make a dent on its multi-billion UN debt (opens the original)
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The US government has notified Congress of its plans to pay $A1.2 billion of the several billion it owes to the United Nations, the Trump administration's largest payment to the world body since it demanded sweeping reforms in exchange for continued support as its largest donor. The State Department laid out its plans to transfer $A1.0 billion as part of its dues to the regular UN budget and $A174 million) toward UN peacekeeping operations in Haiti and the Democratic Republic of Congo, according
US to make a dent on its multi-billion UN debt (opens the original)
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The US government has notified Congress of its plans to pay $A1.2 billion of the several billion it owes to the United Nations, the Trump administration's largest payment to the world body since it demanded sweeping reforms in exchange for continued support as its largest donor. The State Department laid out its plans to transfer $A1.0 billion as part of its dues to the regular UN budget and $A174 million) toward UN peacekeeping operations in Haiti and the Democratic Republic of Congo, according
US to make a dent on its multi-billion UN debt (opens the original)
Read excerpt
The US government has notified Congress of its plans to pay $A1.2 billion of the several billion it owes to the United Nations, the Trump administration's largest payment to the world body since it demanded sweeping reforms in exchange for continued support as its largest donor. The State Department laid out its plans to transfer $A1.0 billion as part of its dues to the regular UN budget and $A174 million) toward UN peacekeeping operations in Haiti and the Democratic Republic of Congo, according
US to make a dent on its multi-billion UN debt (opens the original)
Read excerpt
The US government has notified Congress of its plans to pay $A1.2 billion of the several billion it owes to the United Nations, the Trump administration's largest payment to the world body since it demanded sweeping reforms in exchange for continued support as its largest donor. The State Department laid out its plans to transfer $A1.0 billion as part of its dues to the regular UN budget and $A174 million) toward UN peacekeeping operations in Haiti and the Democratic Republic of Congo, according
US to make a dent on its multi-billion UN debt (opens the original)
Read excerpt
The US government has notified Congress of its plans to pay $A1.2 billion of the several billion it owes to the United Nations, the Trump administration's largest payment to the world body since it demanded sweeping reforms in exchange for continued support as its largest donor. The State Department laid out its plans to transfer $A1.0 billion as part of its dues to the regular UN budget and $A174 million) toward UN peacekeeping operations in Haiti and the Democratic Republic of Congo, according
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