The 66 Global Organizations the U.S. Left Under Trump

Looking Ahead

The long-term effects of withdrawing from these 66 organizations remain to be seen. With the United States stepping back from key international frameworks, other global powers — notably China and the European Union — may fill leadership roles in areas such as climate policy, development finance and international standards setting.

Meanwhile, some U.S. participation in certain sectors — like defense alliances or economic standard bodies — is expected to continue independently of these withdrawals, reflecting a recalibration rather than a total disengagement from global affairs. (pbs.org)