With Donald Trump poised to return to the White House, global uncertainty is mounting. Trump's 'America First' policy contrasts sharply with Joe Biden's efforts to rebuild international trust. Biden has rejoined the Paris Climate Agreement, remained in the WHO, and revitalized NATO, aiming to contribute $200 billion to global infrastructure by 2027. At the G20 summit in Rio, Biden supported initiatives to combat global hunger and emphasized environmental preservation.
However, Trump's impending leadership threatens to reverse these strides. His policies, including mass deportation of immigrants and increased tariffs on China, raise concerns about global economic stability. His potential withdrawal from climate agreements and reduced support for Ukraine add to geopolitical tensions. Trump's campaign promises and cabinet choices suggest a more isolationist U.S. stance, affecting international relations.
The G20 summit, hosted by Brazil, highlights these challenges. Leaders debate critical issues like climate change and poverty, overshadowed by geopolitical conflicts. Trump's return signals a shift in U.S. policy that could impact global cooperation on pressing issues. The world watches closely as the U.S. navigates this significant transition, with potential repercussions across continents.
