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‘America First’ or rules-based global economic governance: A false dichotomy

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By Zia Qureshi, Janina Curtis Bröker
| Brookings Institution
The ‘America First’ ideology of the current U.S. administration is often presented as necessitating a withdrawal from rules-based global economic governance. Many actions of the Trump administration, in trade and other areas of international engagement, would certainly seem to reflect that view. But the rules-based global order, which the United States took the lead in establishing and steering in the postwar period, has served U.S. interests well. It has also fostered global economic progress.
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America’s G20 opportunity

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By Brahima Coulibaly, Zia Qureshi
| Brookings Institution
On December 1, 2025, the United States assumed the 2026 presidency of the G20. It was during the previous U.S. G20 presidency in 2008-2009 that this intergovernmental forum comprising the world’s largest economies was elevated to the level of heads of state/government and designated as the premier forum for international economic cooperation. The world then was in the throes of a global financial crisis and the G20 played a crucial role in coordinating a timely and strong global response.
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A look back at 2025—and what's in store for 2026—from the Global Economy and Development program | Brookings

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By Brahima Coulibaly, Marcela Escobari, Pierre Nguimkeu, Zia Qureshi
| Brookings Institution
As 2025 draws to a close, experts from across the Global Economy and Development program at Brookings reflect on the year’s accomplishments. They also look ahead at what’s in store for 2026 in areas spanning trade, technology, labor, democracy, and education. There was no shortage of challenges in 2025 as the world grappled with geopolitical turbulence, trade disruptions, rising debt vulnerability, and the impacts of climate change. But 2026 could be a year of opportunity, says Brahima S.
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