US Stalls on UN Ambassador Amid Global Crises as Biden Enters Presidency

The US has gone nearly 150 days without appointing a UN ambassador under President Donald Trump's second term, amid multiple global crises and geopolitical tensions that require strong diplomatic representation. World leaders are convening to address these issues, but the absence of an ambassador hinders the country's ability to effectively engage in international negotiations. This vacancy is notable considering geopolitics plays a significant role in his administration. The delay raises questions about Trump's leadership on the global stage.