<h1>International organisation finances face imminent collapse without member states paying assessed contributions or reforming repayment rules to sustain operations</h1> An international organization warns that its regular budget faces imminent collapse unless member states either pay mandatory assessed contributions in full and on time or amend financial rules requiring repayment of unspent appropriations. The organization reports exhausted liquidity reserves and record outstanding dues, which will prevent execution of the approved regular budget and impair operations if not resolved. A specific corrective prescription urged is elimination or modification of the rule that compels repayment of uncollected funds to members. The practical effect will be either immediate cash-inflow compliance by members or a fundamental overhaul of budgetary governance to preserve operational continuity.