The Ellipse already ran. The missing name already ran. This is the unused Sunday calendar.
Reuters, Antoni Slodkowski, Sunday, United Nations: nearly 130 heads of state gather this week. Chinese leader Xi Jinping, who last addressed the Assembly by video in 2021, will skip New York and hold one-on-one talks with President Donald Trump in Washington on Thursday. A scheduled Thursday is not a communiqué. We will not type the meeting’s result.
The United States paid $725 million in regular-budget contributions this week and avoided losing its vote. It still owes the organization more than a billion dollars, Reuters said, and continues to demand cuts and reforms. Saturday morning’s more than $1 billion cut from the U.N. budget already ran as a senior-official briefing. $725 million paid is not that briefing reprinted. A payment is not a balance of zero.
Antonio Guterres finishes his term at the end of 2026. No clear frontrunner, Reuters said. Richard Gowan, International Crisis Group: the U.N. is “stuck in an open-ended crisis.” An analyst is not a vote. Zelenskiy and Russia’s Sergei Lavrov will address the Assembly. Reuters: it was unclear whether Trump plans to meet Zelenskiy in New York. Saturday’s not listed already ran. Unclear is not a no and not a yes. Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian is scheduled Wednesday. Netanyahu Thursday. Mahmoud Abbas was again denied a U.S. visa; the Assembly voted Thursday to let him appear by video. A video vote is not a handshake.
Camp David already ran. The CNN ban already ran. H.R. 5334 already ran.
What this means for you
If you needed Saturday’s landing or the hole on Waltz’s paper, those files exist. If you needed Sunday midday’s unused politics, it is a skip, a Thursday, and a $725 million check that does not zero the tab.
Bottom line: Xi skips New York. Thursday in Washington. $725 million paid. More than $1 billion still owed. Not a deal.
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