The United Nations faces the risk of imminent financial collapse according to warnings issued by the Secretary General. Officials said delayed and incomplete contributions from member states have left the organization struggling to meet basic operational costs. Cash shortages have already affected peacekeeping missions and humanitarian programs.
The Secretary General urged member states to fulfill their financial obligations promptly to prevent further disruption. UN agencies reported delays in salaries and scaled back activities in several regions. Diplomats said the situation threatens the credibility and effectiveness of multilateral action.
Analysts noted that prolonged financial strain could weaken global responses to conflict humanitarian crises and climate challenges. Observers called for reforms to ensure predictable funding. The warning underscores the critical dependence of international institutions on sustained political and financial support.
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