The United Nations submitted its latest budget report, proposing a 15% cut in spending and nearly 2,900 job reductions.

On September 16, Jin10 reported that on September 15, the United Nations Secretariat submitted a 256-page budget report to the General Assembly. This report combines the regular budget, the special political affairs budget, and the peacekeeping support account headquarters portion for the first time. According to the proposal, the regular budget and special political affairs will be cut by more than 15%, from $3.8 billion to $3.2 billion, involving the elimination of 2,680 positions, which accounts for about 18.8% of the total positions. In addition, the peacekeeping support account will also cut 206 positions, with a budget reduction of 11.2%. The report hopes that the relevant measures will be implemented starting January 2026.