🌍 The U.S. has withdrawn from UNESCO for the third time since 2024, sparking fresh debates about its commitment to global cooperation. From climate agreements to peacekeeping funds, America’s ‘on-again, off-again’ relationship with international institutions is raising eyebrows worldwide. Let’s unpack the drama. 💥
🔎 The Revolving Door of Diplomacy
Since 2024, the U.S. has exited UNESCO twice, abandoned the Paris Climate Agreement (again), and slashed UN funding by 87%. Critics call it a ‘multilateral breakup spree’—like ghosting the planet 🌱, but with geopolitical consequences.
💸 Budget Cuts & Broken Promises
The Trump administration’s 2025 budget proposal axes funding for global health, climate initiatives, and even USAID—dissolving the agency and halting 80% of its projects. Peacekeeping? On life support. The message? ‘America First’ means ‘world second.’
🤝 Sanctions Over Solidarity
From sanctioning the International Criminal Court to pressuring nations to ‘pick sides,’ the U.S. is doubling down on unilateral moves. Analysts warn this ‘my way or the highway’ approach could leave America isolated—like being left on ‘read’ by former allies. 📉
🌐 What’s at Stake?
Global trust in U.S. leadership is fading faster than a TikTok trend. With every exit, experts say, America’s credibility takes a hit. Can the world tackle crises like climate change if its biggest players keep quitting the group chat? 💬
