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联合国财政崩溃“迫在眉睫”
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2026-01-31 07:08
当地时间30日,联合国秘书长古特雷斯警告称,由于未缴会费不断累积,联合国的资金可能在7月前耗 尽,这个全球机构正面临"迫在眉睫的财政崩溃"。 古特雷斯在信中指出,要么所有会员国全面、按时履行其缴费义务,要么会员国必须从根本上改革财务 规则,以防止迫在眉睫的财政崩溃。目前,美国是联合国会员国最大欠费国。 古特雷斯在一封致各国常驻联合国代表的信中写道:"这场危机正在加深,威胁项目执行,并带来财政 崩溃的风险。而且在不久的将来,情况还将进一步恶化。" ...
古特雷斯:联合国面临财政崩溃
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2026-01-31 02:58
智通财经2026-01-31 08:09:26 曹健/央视新闻 当地时间1月30日,联合国秘书长古特雷斯警告称,由于未缴会费不断累积,联合国的资金可能在7月前 耗尽,这个全球机构正面临"迫在眉睫的财政崩溃"。 目前,美国是联合国会员国最大欠费国。联合国方面称,自美国总统特朗普去年1月上任以来,美国几 乎停止支付会费,至今仍有2024年的欠款未结清。今年1月,联合国秘书长副发言人哈克证实,美国仍 未向联合国缴纳拖欠会费。 古特雷斯在一封致各国常驻联合国代表的信中写道:"这场危机正在加深,威胁项目执行,并带来财政 崩溃的风险。而且在不久的将来,情况还将进一步恶化。" 古特雷斯在信中指出,要么所有会员国全面、按时履行其缴费义务,要么会员国必须从根本上改革财务 规则,以防止迫在眉睫的财政崩溃。 本 期资深 编 辑 周玉华 ...
联合国面临财政崩溃
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2026-01-30 23:53
【#联合国面临财政崩溃#】#联合国资金可能在7月前耗尽#当地时间1月30日,联合国秘书长古特雷斯警 告称,由于未缴会费不断累积,联合国的资金可能在7月前耗尽,这个全球机构正面临"迫在眉睫的财政 崩溃"。古特雷斯在一封致各国常驻联合国代表的信中写道:"这场危机正在加深,威胁项目执行,并带 来财政崩溃的风险。而且在不久的将来,情况还将进一步恶化。"古特雷斯在信中指出,要么所有会员 国全面、按时履行其缴费义务,要么会员国必须从根本上改革财务规则,以防止迫在眉睫的财政崩溃。 目前,美国是联合国会员国最大欠费国。联合国方面称,自美国总统特朗普去年1月上任以来,美国几 乎停止支付会费,至今仍有2024年的欠款未结清。今年1月,联合国秘书长副发言人哈克证实,美国仍 未向联合国缴纳拖欠会费。(央视新闻) 转自:京报网_北京日报官方网站 ...
特朗普政府警告法院:反对关税的裁决将引发“经济灾难”
第一财经· 2025-08-15 12:42
Core Viewpoint - The Trump administration argues that a court ruling against tariffs could undermine the President's foreign policy, jeopardize recent trade agreements, and harm the U.S. economy [3][4][7] Group 1: Legal Context and Arguments - The Trump administration is appealing a ruling that stated the President does not have "unlimited power" to impose tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) [6][9] - The administration's legal team claims that tariffs are necessary to prevent a "financial collapse" and warns of potential economic recession if tariffs are overturned [7][11] - Experts suggest that if the Supreme Court rules against the Trump administration, it may lead to the refund of tariffs, impacting government revenue [6][12] Group 2: Economic Implications - As of the current fiscal year, U.S. tariff revenue has reached $142 billion, but it only accounts for 3.1% of total federal revenue [4][12] - Economists argue that the loss of tariff revenue is unlikely to cause a catastrophic economic downturn, as the U.S. government has significant debt and the tariffs do not directly fund social security or Medicare [11][12] - The current U.S. national debt is approaching $37 trillion, making tariff revenue a minor factor in the overall fiscal situation [12] Group 3: Political and Strategic Considerations - The Trump administration's strategy appears to be aimed at acting quickly on tariff issues to prevent the Supreme Court from overturning them, as the consequences could be severe [13] - Small businesses challenging the government argue that the President has other means to achieve trade goals, such as submitting agreements for Congressional approval [13]