DOGE Caucus urged to ‘audit’ the UN as it faces a ‘liquidity crisis’

The United Nations – Duji obtained an advisory offer from an initiative looking to remove waste at the United Nations.

Dynamic supervision of global efficiency in the United Nations (DOGE -N) is looking to help the costs of reducing costs and accountability.

“The Senate Doug, who founded the Senate Doug, who founded the Senate Dog, who founded the Senate Dog Takus:” accountability must extend beyond local institutions to international organizations funded by America. It should all work with financial responsibility And proper supervision. “

It seems that the “UN80 initiative” appears to show a panic discounts

Last month, UN Secretary -General Antonio Guterres announced the United Nations initiative 80 in honor of the eighties of the international organization. Although speculation that the initiative was in response to Elon Musk’s work with Doge, Guxres told the correspondents that it was completely unrelated. Guterres said the project aims to deal with the continuous “United Nations liquidity”.

“Over the past seven years, the United Nations has faced a liquidity crisis given the fact that all member states are not fully paid, and that many member states also do not pay on time,” said Secretary -General Stephen Dujarik told Fox News Digital at that time. “This is related to the planning of wise spending to ensure our continued fulfillment of our basic functions and states provided by member states.”

Hugh Dogan, President of Duij on, told Fox News Digitter that this is an opportunity for the United Nations reform, which has not been subject to any comprehensive reform since 2000. Dogan also stressed that the United Nations should be under this type of audit more frequently and not only when the United States is “frustrating” for the organization.

The head of the Ministry of Governmental Efficiency Elon Musk and seven other members sitting for an exclusive interview about a “special report”. (Fox News)

The USA -Duji International Development Budget has struck the United Nations in the “worst liquidity crisis since its foundation”

During the MUSK era, DOGE first dealt with waste at the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), which sparked great criticism. President Donald Trump has included many examples on the ways that the US Agency for International Development is wasting US taxpayers, including millions of dollars that went to diversity, fairness and integration programs in other countries.

Dugan Fox News Digital told a large part of the United States Agency for International Development has been “transferred” through United Nations entities. He believes that “the money corridor will definitely take us through many of these entities, whether in peacekeeping or the United Nations Development Program.”

In its message, Doge-of narrates many recommendations in favor of Doge Caucus, including the New York-based United Nations entities in New York to low-cost countries, which the organization said can provide “at least 40 % in salaries alone.” Dog Un also recommends a review of the United Nations’ continuous liquidity crisis.

United Nations Secretary -General Antonio Guterres talks about the ceasefire deal in Israel and Hamas outside the Security Council at the United Nations headquarters in New York City on January 15, 2025. (Reuters/Eduardo Monoz)

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The United States is not the only country to rethink its contributions to the international body. Dogan Fox News told the digital that other countries are re -evaluating their spending, but the United States is the “most colored and larger” due to musk.

Dogan ultimately referred to his finger to Guterres and told Fox News Digitter that there are “whispers and basins among ambassadors” who are allegedly not satisfied with the performance of the Secretary -General. It is claimed that the top of the United Nations has told Dogan that they were also “very excited” to see things revolving “sooner, not later.”

Ernst’s office did not immediately respond to the Fox News Digital request for comment.