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The dawn of a new nationalist era: Trump's second term and the global shift away from liberalism - Steven Edginton analysis

The article by Steven Edginton, published on MSN, discusses the potential implications of Donald Trump's second term and the broader global shift towards nationalism and away from liberalism. It highlights how Trump's policies, if re-elected, might further emphasize America First principles, potentially leading to a more isolationist or protectionist U.S. foreign policy. Edginton points out that this trend isn't isolated to the U.S.; there's a noticeable global movement where countries are reevaluating their commitments to internationalism and liberal values in favor of national sovereignty and identity. This shift is evidenced by the rise of nationalist leaders and parties in Europe, Brexit, and similar movements in Asia and Latin America. The analysis suggests that this could lead to a reconfiguration of global alliances, trade agreements, and a possible decline in the influence of international bodies like the United Nations or the European Union, as nations prioritize their own interests over global cooperation.

Read the Full MSN Article at:
[ https://www.msn.com/en-us/politics/government/the-dawn-of-a-new-nationalist-era-trump-s-second-term-and-the-global-shift-away-from-liberalism-steven-edginton-analysis/ar-AA1xq1KW ]