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Trump calls UN a feckless institution

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September 24, 2025

President Donald Trump returned to the United Nations on Tuesday to boast of his second-term foreign policy achievements and lash out at the world body as a feckless institution, while warning Europe it would be ruined if it doesn’t turn away from a “double-tailed monster” of ill-conceived migration and green energy policies.

Trump calls UN a feckless institution

His roughly hour-long speech was both grievance-filled and self-congratulatory as he used the platform to praise himself and lament that some of his fellow world leaders’ countries were “going to hell.”

The address was also just the latest reminder for US allies and foes that the United States - after a four-year interim under the more internationalist President Joe Biden - has returned to the unapologetically “America First” posture under Trump.

“What is the purpose of the United Nations?” Trump said.

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