Globalist New World Order Delayed? The Rebalancing Of Power As Trump Returns

The return of President Donald Trump to the White House in January 2025 has sparked waves of concern and strategic recalibrations among leaders of globalist organizations and the United Nations itself. Trump's anti-globalist stance, already well known from his first term, is expected to impact the direction of international relations, with U.N. leaders and globalist figureheads pondering how to navigate what could be a fundamental shift away from multinational cooperation and centralized global governance

.During Trump's initial term, the U.N. witnessed sharp cutbacks in U.S. funding and support. In 2018, Trump's administration withdrew over $25 million in U.S. funding, targeting programs like the U.N. Human Rights Council. for it's bias policies. The impending administration's re-engagement has prompted unease within the U.N., an organization largely reliant on U.S. support. Currently, American taxpayers contribute approximately a third of the U.N. budget, footing $18.1 billion in 2022--an increase from the $11.6 billion paid in 2020 under President Biden. Comparatively, Germany, one of the next highest contributors, pays around $6.8 billion, while Japan contributes roughly $2.7 billion.  (Read More)