Trump Pulls U.S. Out of 66 Global Organizations - America First or Global Chaos?
President Donald Trump has just ordered the United States to withdraw from 66 international organizations, including major U.N. bodies and global climate forums. The White House says the move will restore American sovereignty and stop funding institutions that "don't serve U.S. interests." Critics warn it could trigger global chaos, weaken alliances, and reduce U.S. influence on key issues like climate, security, and diplomacy.
In today's breakdown, we look at:
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What organizations the U.S. is exiting
Why the White House says this move matters
The financial + geopolitical consequences
How U.S. allies and rivals are responding
What could happen next for America's role in the world
This marks one of the largest U.S. pullbacks from multilateral institutions in modern history, and it's raising major questions in Washington, Brussels, Beijing, and beyond.
Questions for the Audience:
Do you think leaving these organizations makes America stronger?
Is this a financial win or a diplomatic loss for the U.S.?
Should the U.S. focus inward or lead globally?
