War Impact Conflict Resolution Impact of War Sovereignty International Law Palestinian Rights Territorial Integrity War Crimes Civilians in Conflict International Cooperation Impact of Sanctions Conflict Refugee Crisis Conflict Impact Conflict and War Political Representation Terrorism Impact of War on Civilians War Impact on Civilians International Norms Conflict and Peace Activism Peace and Security Prisoner Exchange Impact of Terrorism Political Prisoners Chemical Weapons Protests Economic Sanctions Political Asylum Peace and Development Civilian Casualties War Impact on Society Religious Freedom Social Justice Refugees War and Peace Freedom of Movement International Relations Political Tensions Judicial Independence Self-Determination Political Leadership Military Conflicts Civilian Impact Minority Rights Economic Inequality Legal Accountability Child Protection Peace Efforts Travel Restrictions International Security Equality War Victim Advocacy Sports and Politics Rights of Ethnic Minorities Statehood International Organizations Cultural Boycotts Middle East Conflict Poverty Alleviation Palestinian Statehood UN Impact Legitimacy Detention of Foreign Nationals Impact of US Actions on Venezuela Resource Control Impact of Nuclear Weapons Political Refugees Environmental Justice Impact of Vetoes Reproductive Health Services Social Development Emerging Economies Israel Peace Initiatives Corruption Genocide Accusations International Conflicts UN Human Rights Office Political Violence Political Instability Political Sensitivities Citizens Abroad Civil Society Power Dynamics Nationalism Conflict Zones International Dialogue Sexual Violence Programs Impact of Financial Crisis Displacement Cuba Support for Palestine Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) Nuclear Weapons Debate Civilian Protection Transnational Repression Palestinian Territories
UN officials estimate Washington owes nearly $4 billion, with cash for the regular budget at risk of running out by July.
