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Hello, this Kasmira. The World Meteorological Organization held an extraordinary congress last week where the spotlight was not only on early-warning systems for climate-related disasters but preparing for potential financial bad weather ahead.

UN security officers in New York protest cuts to their benefits, revealing tensions with staff as the UN seeks to tighten its purse strings. And countries prepare for talks next week on the last chunk of the pandemic treaty.

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Kasmira Jefford

29.10.2025


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UN secretary general Antonio Guterres, sitting next to Celeste Saulo, left, head of the World Meteorological Organization, delivers his speech at the organisation's headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, Wednesday, 22 October 2025. (Keystone/Salvatore Di Nolfi)

UN weather agency makes provisions for financial storms. The UN's weather agency last week launched a taskforce to review its priorities as late payments by countries, including the United States, risk leaving it short-changed next year.

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