United Nations Voting Accountability Act of 2025

This bill prohibits U.S. economic and military aid to countries that voted against U.S. positions at the United Nations General Assembly or Security Council in the most recent session less than 50% of the time, based on annual congressional reports. It allows the Secretary of State to grant temporary exemptions if a country changes its government and policies to align with U.S. positions, requiring congressional notification and justification. "U.S. assistance" includes economic support, military training, foreign military financing, and aid channeled through international organizations. The law takes effect after a 2026 congressional report on UN voting patterns.