President Donald Trump has ordered a wide-ranging withdrawal of the United States from international organisations, marking a decisive move toward reasserting national sovereignty in global affairs.

The order represents a significant change in how the United States engages with multilateral institutions.

At this stage, the precise list of organisations affected and the timeline for withdrawal have not been publicly clarified.

It is also not yet clear which commitments may be fully terminated and which could be subject to review or renegotiation.

The directive reflects President Trump’s long-standing position that international arrangements must serve clear national interests and remain accountable to American voters.

Supporters view the move as a rebalancing of authority away from unelected global bodies and back toward democratic control.

The decision is expected to have far-reaching implications for diplomacy, trade coordination, and international cooperation frameworks, depending on how extensively it is implemented.

The order underscores a fundamental recalibration of the United States’ role within the global institutional system.