UNESCO, Donald Trump
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Donald Trump is pulling the United States out of another international body as he continues to pursue his “America first” foreign policy. The US will no longer be a part of the United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (Unesco), which was set up after the second world war to promote peace around the world.
President Donald Trump is once again pulling the United States out of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
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Donald Trump is pulling the US out of UNESCO, a White House official has revealed. In February, the US President ordered a 90-day review into his country's membership in the agency, which is part of the United Nations and specialised on promoting international cooperation in education, arts, science and culture.
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