The USA has decided to withdraw from 66 international organizations, including UN agencies, with the Trump administration considering them redundant and inefficient.

The Trump administration has decided that the U.S. will withdraw from 66 international organizations, including the UN agency for population and the UN treaty on climate negotiations. President Trump signed an executive order suspending support for these organizations, deeming them redundant and poorly managed. Many of these focus on issues such as climate, migration, and diversity, which the administration considers inappropriate to American interests. This withdrawal comes amid military actions and threats that have strained relations with allies and adversaries. The administration has also previously suspended support for agencies such as the WHO and the UN Human Rights Council. Experts warn that the withdrawal from the UN treaty on climate change will hinder global efforts to combat greenhouse gas emissions, and the lack of cooperation from the U.S., one of the largest emitters, will make progress in this area more difficult.