The article discusses the **contrasting American foreign policies** under President-elect Trump and the establishment, emphasizing the need for a more equitable world order from the Global South.
In 2023, **Malaysia will chair ASEAN** with a focus on **inclusivity and sustainability**, and it has joined the **Brics group**, signaling a shift towards a more representative global structure.
Trump's unpredictable nationalism has raised concerns among allies, with Biden and Mitch McConnell sharing a commitment to preserving US global hegemony.
The Global South faces the challenge of navigating Trump's **isolationist policies**, which threaten global economic stability through protectionism and withdrawal from international agreements.
The article argues for the Global South's unity in resisting economic nationalism and promoting **multilateralism** as they pursue an equitable international order.