The UN is concerned about Trump's victory in the US elections. The reason is not clear.

The UN leadership declared a feeling of “déjà vu and a certain anxiety” after the announcement of the victory of Republican Donald Trump in the US presidential election.

One of the main reasons for the UN's dissatisfaction with Trump's victory is a possible reduction in US funding and problems in interaction with other international organizations. There is hope for the Trump administration to cooperate with the UN in some areas, even if funding for certain areas is denied. The UN's main concerns during Trump's presidency are the possibility of funding cuts and the US withdrawing from key international agreements and institutions. Trump has promised to end the war in Ukraine and support Israel in the conflicts, but his approach to foreign policy has raised concerns at the UN. US funding to the UN is especially important since Washington is the organization's largest donor, which raises direct concerns in the international community.

Why is the UN worried about Trump winning the US elections? Journalists indicate that the UN expects a reduction in US funding under Trump's presidency, as well as problems in Washington's interaction with other international organizations. There is some hope that the Trump administration will cooperate with the UN in some areas, even if it has to refuse funding in some areas. Ultimately, what greater and better global stage is there than the United Nations? – the diplomat emphasized.

Donald Trump has made few statements about his own foreign policy during his time as US president, but his supporters believe he has the power to subjugate world leaders with his personality and “peace through strength” approach. He promised to end the war in Ukraine and support Israel in conflicts with Hamas and Hezbollah in Gaza and southern Lebanon.

Among the main concerns at the UN is whether the United States will cut funding to the world body and withdraw from key multinational institutions and agreements, including the World Health Organization and the Paris climate agreement. US funding is an immediate concern. Washington is the UN's largest donor (China is second), accounting for 22% of the UN's core budget and 27% of the peacekeeping budget.